WE Fest

Granger Smith has played many festivals across the U.S., but on Friday afternoon (Aug. 5), he made his debut at WE Fest 2016 in Detroit Lakes, Minn.

Day 2 of WE Fest 2016 kicked off with a traditional country set from newcomer William Michael Morgan.

Eric Church had played WE Fest in Detroit Lakes, Minn. on three previous occasions, and the singer took time during Thursday (Aug. 4) night’s headlining set to recognize how far he’s come.

Lee Brice is equally known for his songwriting skills as he is his career as an artist, and both of these talents were portrayed during his set on Thursday (Aug. 4) at WE Fest 2016.

Storm clouds rolled in Thursday evening (Aug. 4) as Joe Nichols took the stage at WE Fest 2016, but he kept the rain at bay.

An early afternoon slot at any festival can often be difficult for artists to fill, but LoCash proved they were more than up to the challenge during the first day of WE Fest 2016.

Do you want the good news or bad news first? The bad news is that severe storms are possible for the Detroit Lakes area tonight through tomorrow morning. The good news is that sunshine and highs in the 70's are forecast for all three days of the WE Fest shows.

The team at WE Fest, is dedicated to their fans. That includes investing back into their festival, and continuing to work hard making improvements and enhancements to your festival experience.

William Michael Morgan is an artist whose growing success rebuts the often-stated theory that traditional country music is dead and gone. Fans who love that classic country sound will want to make sure to catch his set at WE Fest 2016 in August.

LoCash have become one of country music's most inspiring underdog stories with their recent success, but it didn't come easy — or fast.

Hot nights, camping in the great outdoors, giant stages with country's biggest stars, cold drinks, greasy food, and thousands of Minnesotans gathering to celebrate summer & music in the Land of 10,000 Lakes. Here's your complete guide to country music festivals in Minnesota this summer.

Tim McGraw is gearing up for a busy festival season this summer. In a recent interview with his record label, Big Machine Label Group, the "Humble and Kind" singer says one thing he loves most about festivals is the energy.