Morgan Wallen’s Sand in My Boots Lineup to Feature Kings of Leon, Ella Langley & More: ‘It’s Going to Be Really Top-Notch’

Morgan Wallen‘s Sand In My Boots Festival will make its return to Gulf Shores, Ala., from May 21 to 23, blending music and sunny beach vibes, with a top-tier performer lineup.

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Presented by Wallen and AEG Presents, the three-day music festival and beach vacation’s lineup, which was announced Monday (Nov. 2), will feature the country star himself as a headliner, along with Kings of Leon and “Choosin’ Texas” hitmaker Ella Langley. Wallen personally curated the lineup. The rest of the bill features a wide-ranging list of artists traversing country, rock, hip-hop, electronic and more.

“One thing I’m looking forward to the most about bringing Sand in My Boots Festival back is being able to have new concepts on stage and trying to elevate the experience overall for the fans, myself and other artists on the bill,” Wallen said in a statement. “I think it’s going to be really top-notch and we’re going to try to do it even better this time.”

Fans will be able to take in music from country artists including Koe Wetzel, Gavin Adcock, Cole Swindell, Midland, Hudson Westbrook, Kashus Culpepper and Carter Faith, as well as hip-hop artists including Nelly, Gucci Mane and Flo Rida, alternative rockers Third Eye Blind and electronic music artists Kygo, Empire of the Sun and Girl Talk.

Passes go on sale starting Nov. 6 at 10 a.m. CT.

Wallen’s “Been By Now” is currently No. 1 on Billboard‘s Country Airplay chart, marking his fourth No. 1 of 2026, and his 23rd No. 1 overall on that chart.

The country star will continue to give back to communities at Sand in My Boots through his Morgan Wallen Foundation, to support programs for youth in sports and music. In 2025, the foundation donated more than $200,000 in instruments to five schools in Alabama. Since the launch of the Morgan Wallen Foundation’s Tour Give Back initiative, the foundation has contributed more than $2 million worth of instruments to schools across U.S. touring cities.