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Get ready for a boot-stompin', hat-tippin', good time at the Country on the Coast music festival! With the picturesque Waterfront Park as its backdrop, this festival will transport you to a world of good ol' fashioned southern charm and hospitality. You'll be surrounded by like-minded folks who are just as passionate about country music as you are, and who are ready to have a good time! You can expect to see some of the hottest names in country music taking the stage, bringing their unique sound and style to the festival-goers. The lineup of performers for this year's festival features Kelsea Ballerini, Chris Janson, Thompson Square and others. From classic favorites to up-and-coming artists, there's something for everyone on the lineup. But that's not all - there are plenty of other activities and experiences to enjoy throughout the day. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a beginner, you can try your hand at bull riding or line dancing. There are also plenty of games and activities to participate in, like cornhole or horseshoes, to keep you entertained between performances. And don't forget to take a ride on the Ferris wheel! The view from the top is simply breathtaking, with stunning vistas of the park, downtown San Diego, and the beautiful San Diego Bay. So mark your calendars and gather your friends and family for a day of unforgettable entertainment at Country on the Coast. Get your cowboy boots and hats ready, because you won't want to miss out on this exciting celebration of all things country. For more information about the festival, including ticket prices and the full lineup of performers, be sure to visit CountryontheCoast.com. Please note that this event is 21+ only, so be prepared to show your ID at the entrance. For all the details, please visit CountryontheCoast.com

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