Brainerd's 'Lakes Jam' Announces 2022 Country Music Headliners

After a year off due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Lakes Jam returned in 2021 for a much needed dose of music, friends and fun at Brainerd International Raceway.

This morning, the Lakes Jam team is revealing their 2022 country headliners. Lakes Jam is known for being a little bit country and a little bit rock & roll -- as the three night event typically features a night of rock and two nights of country stars.

In 2021, Jon Pardi was scheduled to take the stage before being put on doctor-ordered vocal rest. The good news for Pardi fans; he'll be back at Lakes Jam in 2021.

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Just announced this morning, Cole Swindell will join Jon Pardi as a 2022 Lakes Jam headliner.

The Thursday, Friday, Saturday event will feature Jon Pardi as the headliner on Friday, June 24th, 2022 -- with Cole Swindell headlining the lineup on Saturday, June 25th.

It’s only fitting that Cole Swindell will be headlining Lakes Jam 2022 on Saturday June 25^th by performing “Single Saturday Night” which is his 10th career No. 1 single!

Tickets, passes, and camping for Lakes Jam 2022 are on sale now on the Lakes Jam website.

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