Faster Horses 2019: Daily schedule, tickets and details

The state's biggest country-and-camping party will notch its seventh year at Michigan International Speedway, as the Faster Horses festival welcomes 40,000-plus fans this weekend.

Keith Urban, Toby Keith and Zac Brown Band will lead nearly three-dozen performers as Faster Horses arrives fresh off a win at the Academy of Country Music's Industry Awards, where it took the trophy for festival of the year. The fest is a flagship event in Live Nation's stable of U.S. country music fests.

MIS officially resides in Brooklyn in the Irish Hills area, but fans this year will be heading to a town temporarily renamed Faster Horses, Mich.: The village council issued a proclamation last month authorizing the name change Thursday through Sunday. 

With temperatures set to soar into the mid-90s, fest officials will be keeping an eye on the weather, a spokesperson said, and fans will be reminded to stay hydrated and seek shade when needed. As always, free water stations will be positioned across the sprawling MIS grounds, and it's a sure bet that attractions such as the water slide and foam pool will stay busy.

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Like last year — the first Faster Horses following the Las Vegas festival shooting — fest-goers will encounter security checkpoints upon arrival, including full vehicle searches.

Fans will have access to the campgrounds starting at 9 a.m. Thursday, and gates to the festival site will open at noon daily on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Tickets are still available, starting at $215 for three-day general-admission passes. Camping packages are sold separately.

Faster Horses schedule, 2019

(Dee Jay Silver will spin tunes between main-stage performances)

Friday 

Main stage 

2:35 p.m. Tyler Rich

3:30 p.m. Lindsay Ell

4:45 p.m. Lanco

6:15 p.m. Brett Young

7:55 p.m. Maren Morris

9:45 p.m. Keith Urban

Dish Presents Next From Nashville stage

1 p.m. Ross Ellis

1:50 p.m. Everette

2:50 p.m. Lauren Jenkins

3:55 p.m. Travis Denning

5:15 p.m. Levi Hummon

Saturday

Main stage

2:35 p.m. Danielle Bradbery

3:30 p.m. Mitchell Tenpenny

4:45 p.m. Morgan Evans

6:15 p.m. Randy Houser

7:55 p.m. Old Dominion

9:45 p.m. Toby Keith

Dish Presents Next From Nashville stage

1 p.m. Dillon Carmichael

1:50 p.m. Waterloo Revival

2:45 p.m. Rachel Wammack

3:55 p.m. Davisson Brothers

6:30 p.m. Matt Stell

Sunday 

Main stage

2:25 p.m. Cassadee Pope

3:20 p.m. Michael Ray

4:35 p.m. Dylan Scott

5:55 p.m.                               Kip Moore

7:35 p.m.                               Brothers Osborne

9:25 p.m.                               Zac Brown Band

Sunday July 21

Dish Presents Next From Nashville 

2:50 p.m.                               Caylee Hammack

3:50 p.m.                               Seaforth

5:05 p.m.                               Kassi Ashton

6:25 p.m.                               Hardy