10am Thursday
7am Friday
7am Saturday
7am Sunday

3pm Thursday
1pm Friday
11am Saturday
12pm Sunday

Thursday August 16
4pm • Amy Clawson
6pm • Rodney Atkins
7:30pm • Opening Ceremony
8pm • Alabama

Friday August 17
3pm • Clare Dunn
5pm • Drew Baldridge
7pm • CAM
9pm • Eric Church

Saturday August 18
1pm • Smithfield
3pm • Russell Dickerson
5pm • Drake White & the Big Fire
7pm • Justin Moore
9pm • Lady Antebellum

Sunday August 19
2pm • Lindsay ELL
4pm • The Cadillac Three
6pm • A Thousand Horses
8pm • Kid Rock

Artists subject to change.

Thursday August 16
5pm • Scott Stevens
7pm • Temecula Road

Friday August 17
1pm • Julie Rizik
2pm • Adam Craig
4pm • Ruthie Collins
6pm • Ray Fulcher

Saturday August 18
12pm • Sarah Ames
2pm • Seaforth
4pm • Kenton Bryant
6pm • Dillon Carmichael

Sunday August 19
10am • Cowboy Church with Amy Clawson
12pm • Jay Allen
1pm • Austin Burke
3pm • Post Monroe
5pm • Austin Jenckes

Artists subject to change.

Best Alternate Route
Take Hwy 34E/Exit 228. Travel .25 miles east on Hwy 34 to 7 Mile Lane, turn right (south). After turning onto 7 Mile Lane, follow the continual signage and flaggers to Brownsville Road, then to Kirk Ave., which then turns into Northern Road. Northern Road connects with Hwy 228 just east of the event location. It is 21.5 miles after turning off of I-5 to the Festival Grounds.

Other Routes
You can take 99E from Albany; Highway 20 or 34 through Lebanon and Sweet Home; or you can drive I-5 South all the way to the Brownsville exit. I-5 is generally the highest traffic route and takes more time.

Best Alternate Route
Take I-5 to Hwy 105. Take the exit for Marcola Road, follow Marcola Road to Hwy 228. Take Hwy 228 to venue.

Other Routes
You can take 99E through Junction City to 228 or Marcola Road up to 228 from the east. You can drive I-5 North all the way to the Brownsville exit. This route has the heaviest traffic and takes more time.

GA Parking
VIP/HCP Parking

Camping Sections A–G, I-J
Camping Sections K-O
Group Camping
Vendor Camping
Sponsor Camping
Rising Star Camping
Glamping
Country Comfort

Pedicabs will begin running through the parking and camping an hour prior to the Festival gates opening. To hire one, simply give them a wave and they’ll pick you up. They will continue running until the last fan has been picked up.

$7 per person, cash and cards accepted.

All ages are welcome! Children under 18 must have an adult with them.

The Tag-A-Kid booth located next to the Festival Mobile Hospital, to the left of the main stage. Parents can fill out a contact card and a volunteer will make matching wristbands for the child and parents. This will help security find parents in the event they’re separated from their child.

Thursday • 3–10:30pm
Friday • 1–11:30pm
Saturday • 11am–11:30pm
Sunday • 12–10:30pm

Children who are separated from their parents will be taken to the Tag-A-Kid booth to have their wristband checked. If they do not have a wristband security will be notified.

The Festival Mobile Hospital on-site has privacy rooms available.

The Festival Mobile Hospital is located west of the Main Stage.

Thursday • 3–9pm
Friday • 1–10pm
Saturday • 11am–10pm
Sunday • 12–9pm

Strollers are permitted inside the music venue, but may not enter any seating areas other than general admission. Please be aware the Festival is located on a ranch, the ground is uneven.

Bottled Water
Each patron may bring in up to two 20 ounce, factory-sealed bottles of water. Additional water can be purchased for $2 per bottle from the Pepsi booths and participating food vendors.

Personal Water Bottles
You may bring in an empty, non-glass Hydroflask or Kleen Kanteen-type water bottle, just be sure it's empty before you reach the gate.

Shade tents and misting tents are available for you to relax in at the Festival.

Children ages six and under may sit in GA seating FREE.

All kids ages 7 and up must have a wristband.

Children’s tickets are valid for GA seating. Child is defined as ages 7–11.

Children ages two and under are permitted inside the PGA and VIP seating sections if they are sitting on an adult’s lap. Children ages 3 and over require a full-price PGA or VIP ticket to sit in these areas.

Buck & Elizabeth put on a high energy show which includes interactive musical comedy with dance, sing-along and ventriloquism. Their music and their personalities are sure to charm audiences of all ages.

Shows start every two hours. Thursday 4:15PM • Friday-Sunday 10:15AM

The Toddler Zone is the perfect place to take a moment out with your little ones. Enjoy a seat in the shade while your toddler plays in an area created just for them.

Grab a friend and sink as many baskets as you can in 30 seconds!

Don a secret disguise! Frighten evil-doers, demand candy, declare a boycott on vegetables– no one will expect it from a butterfly or lizard.

See what the balloon zookeepers can twist up for you!

Just like a carnival, except it's free!

Use safe and considerate behavior wherever possible. Everyone is here to have fun! You don’t have to be on your best church behavior, but act like your mom and grandma can see what you’re doing. Fighting, harassment, and drunken rowdy behavior won’t be tolerated.

It’s just like you were told in grade school, no running. The only difference is we won’t make you walk to the end of the hall just to walk back.

For the same reason, no ATVs, Golf Carts, or OHVs are permitted on Festival grounds.

VIP and GA Parking are for day use only. Every vehicle entering the Festival parking and camping areas must have a vehicle pass, there are no exceptions to this rule.

All ages are welcome! Children under 18 must have an adult with them.

Bring your sunglasses and sunscreen—you’ll be glad you did.

Heat Relief
Shade tents and misting tents are available for you to relax in at the Festival.

Bottled Water
Each patron may bring in up to two 20 ounce, factory-sealed bottles of water. Additional water can be purchased for $2 per bottle from the Pepsi booths and participating food vendors.

Personal Water Bottles
You may bring in an empty, non-glass Hydroflask or Kleen Kanteen-type water bottle, just be sure it's empty before you reach the gate.

Bring your sunglasses and sunscreen—you’ll be glad you did.

Bottled Water
Each patron may bring in up to two 20 ounce, factory-sealed bottles of water. Additional water can be purchased for $2 per bottle from the Pepsi booths and participating food vendors.

Personal Water Bottles
You may bring in an empty, non-glass Hydroflask or Kleen Kanteen-type water bottle, just be sure it's empty before you reach the gate.

Medium-sized backpacks, purses and fanny packs are all permitted on Festival grounds. Coolers and wagons are not permitted inside venue.

You may bring your cigarettes and lighter with you. Smoking, including vaping, is permitted in designated areas ONLY. Smoking areas are located on and around the Festival grounds, as well as in parking and camping.

Posters
We appreciate that you want to share your love—just don’t do it on anything that’s larger than an 11 x 17 sheet of paper.

Oversized Seating
Sand chairs, reclining chairs, double or extra wide chairs, high back chairs, and blankets may not be used for seating on Festival grounds.

Umbrellas
You may use an umbrella or parasol to shade yourself between acts but you must put it away when the artist or MC takes the stage.

Shade tents and misting tents are available for you to relax in at the Festival.

Flags
You wouldn’t want that waving in your field of vision while you’re watching the show either.

Drones
No. Just, no.

Tents
Keep ‘em at your campsite.

Forget about what is and isn’t legal in Oregon, this is private property.

Drugs and/or drug paraphernalia, are not allowed on Festival grounds. If you bring them into the Festival, you will be ejected. Your weekend with us will be over.

Personal food and beverages are not permitted inside the Festival, this includes Camelpacks, bota bags and coolers.

Bottled Water
Each patron may bring in up to two 20 ounce, factory-sealed bottles of water. Water can be purchased for $2 per bottle from the Pepsi booths and participating food vendors.

No knives, guns, explosives, or weapons of any kind. This includes chains and chain wallets.

Pets are not allowed inside the Festival or any of the parking areas intended for day use. Under no circumstances are animals to be left inside vehicles; this includes camping areas.

Audio and video recording are prohibited. GoPros, SLR cameras, as well as all other cameras with a removable lens, both film and digital, are not allowed inside the Festival.

Service animals are defined by the ADA as dogs that are independently trained to do work or perform duties for people with disabilities. Service dogs will be allowed to enter with their owner. Service animals must be cared for and under the control of their handler at all times. Pets that provide comfort or emotional support are not considered service animals and will not be allowed in the Festival.

Fans who are hearing impaired may wish to check out an assistive listening device (ALD). An ALD is a small receiver with ear buds or headphones that picks up the sound from the sound system, allowing the individual to adjust the volume to their liking. The Festival uses FM assistive listening systems. ALDs may be checked out at Will Call.

There is no fee to use the ALD but photo ID and a deposit is required to ensure return of the device. Reservations were offered in advance of the Festival, it is first come, first served when checking them out on-site.

There is a designated ADA seating area in GA and PGA. Handicap patrons may access these seats by picking up an ADA wristband from Will Call for themselves and a companion.

GA seating is located behind PGA seating. You must bring in your own chair and carry it out each night. Children ages 6 & under may sit in GA seating without a ticket.

PGA seating is located right behind the VIP section, in front of General Admission. You must bring in your own chair and carry it out each night.

Children ages 2 and under may sit in PGA without a ticket if they are sitting on an adult’s lap. Children ages 3 and over require a full-price PGA ticket to sit in this area.

VIP seating is located directly in front of the stage. Seating is provided in this section.

Children ages 2 and under may sit in VIP without a ticket if they are sitting on an adult’s lap. Children ages 3 and over require a full-price VIP ticket to sit in this area.

Prior to music gates opening in the morning, Information and Lost & Found are located next to the Will Call Booth, near the south entrance gate. Half an hour prior to the gates opening they move inside the venue, across from the entrance. Fill out a form for your lost item, we’ll contact you if it is turned in.

Outside Gate Hours
Thursday • 10am–2:30pm
Friday • 9am–12:30pm
Saturday • 9am–10:30am
Sunday • 9am–11:30am

Inside Gate Hours
Thursday • 3–11pm
Friday • 1–11pm
Saturday • 11am–11pm
Sunday • 12–10pm

Merch is located across from the Festival entrance. Cash, card and cashless accepted.

Thursday • 3–11pm
Friday • 1–11pm
Saturday • 11am–11pm
Sunday • 12–10pm

Will Call is located near the south Festival entrance. It is accessible from inside and outside the gates. You must present photo ID when you pick up your tickets and passes.

Thursday • 12–9pm
Friday • 9am–10:30pm
Saturday • 9am–10:30pm
Sunday • 9am–10pm

This is the pickup location for:

• Meet ‘n’ Greet Passes
• Radio Contest Prize Winners
• Artist Issued Passes
• Fest Passes
• Pit Passes

You can also get assistance with:

• Wristband Issues
• Wristband Registration
• Tickets purchased after August 6

The Festival Mobile Hospital is located to the left of the Main Stage.

Thursday • 3–9pm
Friday • 1–10pm
Saturday • 11am–10pm
Sunday • 12–9pm

Go to bwcmf.com/register

You may also opt-in at the cashless kiosk, located next to the Information Booth.

Cashless makes Festival transactions fast and easy. Completing a purchase is as simple as the swipe of your wrist and the keying of your PIN.

There is no need to load money onto your wristband. When you opt-in to Cashless, you will securely link your credit or debit card with your wristband.

The PIN you select when you opt-into Cashless will be required each time you make a purchase. Just like your debit card, you shouldn’t give out your PIN or write it on your wristband.

In the unlikely event there’s an issue with the Cashless system, we recommend bringing cash and/or a credit/debit card to the Festival. There are a few vendors that do not accept Cashless.

You can change your credit card info after opting in to Cashless. Go to bwcmf.com/register. Enter your wristband number, then the email address you used when you registered for Cashless.

ID check and scrip sales are located near the beer service stations.

Scrip
Purchase beer and wine scrip for $8 each.

One scrip = One adult beverage.
Scrip is non-refundable.

Age Verification
You will need to visit re-verify your age daily to receive a new wristband.

If you wish to consume alcohol at the Festival, you must carry ID with you at all times, regardless of whether or not you’re wearing your Age Verified wristband.

No alcohol is allowed outside of the Festival gates. Alcohol and parties in the Festival parking areas is prohibited.

Alcohol and loud parties in the camping areas are prohibited. Quiet Time will be enforced, as per Linn County Code, at midnight.

Drinking by minors is prohibited at the Festival, this includes the parking and camping areas.

Undelivered Tickets
If you have not received your tickets through certified mail by Festival weekend, please stop at the Will Call booth to request replacements.

Purchases After August 6
If you purchased your tickets and passes after August 6, they will be held for you at Will Call.

If you’re in need of assistance with your wristband please visit the Will Call booth.

Will Call is located near the south Festival entrance. It is accessible from inside and outside the gates.

Thursday • 12–9pm
Friday • 9am–10:30pm
Saturday • 9am–10:30pm
Sunday • 9am–10pm

Wristband registration is mandatory. If you did not register online prior to the Festival, you will be directed to the Front Gate Tickets booth to do so.

Register your wristband prior to applying it, the unique ID number is difficult to read once applied.

Enter the name and contact information of the person who will be wearing the wristband; each registration must be unique.

Concerned about making changes? Don’t sweat it, you can come back to the registration page and edit your details. bwcmf.com/register

If you run into difficulties visit the Will Call booth.

Leave your wristband on your right wrist for the entire Festival weekend, you will not be allowed to enter without it. Regular wear and water will not harm the wristband material or its RFID.

Treat your wristband like cash.

Failure to properly apply your wristband will result in confiscation. This includes cutting, burning, stretching, twisting, tearing, taping, gluing, tucking or any other method of alteration.

Go to bwcmf.com/register

You may also opt-in at the cashless kiosk, located next to the Information booth.

Cashless makes Festival transactions fast and easy. Completing a purchase is as simple as the swipe of your wrist and the keying of your PIN.

There is no need to load money onto your wristband. When you opt-in to Cashless, you will securely link your credit or debit card with your wristband.

The PIN you select when you opt-into Cashless will be required each time you make a purchase. Just like your debit card, you shouldn’t give out your PIN or write it on your wristband.

In the unlikely event there’s an issue with the Cashless system, we recommend bringing cash and/or a credit/debit card to the Festival. There are a few vendors that do not accept Cashless.

You can change your credit card info after opting in to Cashless. Go to bwcmf.com/register. Enter your wristband number, then the email address you used when you registered for Cashless.

Fest Pass holders may enter the Festival 30 minutes prior to the scheduled gate time. Additionally, dedicated “Fest Pass” lines will be placed at the Festival entrance, scrip sales booths, ID check stations and beer service. Fest Passes are to be used in conjunction with Festival admission tickets, sold separately.

Fest Passes purchased online can be picked up at the Will Call booth, you must present photo ID.

Pit Passes are valid for a full Festival day, they are to be used in conjunction with Festival admission tickets, sold separately. The pit is accessed between VIP and PGA seating and is located at the end of the catwalk. This is a standing area only. Once in, there is no re-entry during a performance, should you choose to leave. Pit Passes can be picked up at Will Call, you must present photo ID.

Guaranty RV Rising Star Hospitality Passes are valid for a full Festival day, they are to be used in conjunction with Festival admission tickets, sold separately. Guests are welcome to stay the day, coming and going as they please. Personal chairs are not permitted in the hospitality area. Hospitality Passes purchased online will be available for pick up at the Will Call booth at the Festival.

Meet ’n’ Greets, radio contest winners and artist issued passes are held at Will Call. You must present photo ID.

Line up east of the Main Stage, along the fence between the backstage entrance and restrooms. When you see the Meet ‘n’ Greet schedule sign, you’re in the right place.

Will Call is located near the south Festival entrance. It is accessible from inside and outside the gates.

Thursday • 12–9pm
Friday • 9am–10:30pm
Saturday • 9am–10:30pm
Sunday • 9am–10pm

Camping gates will close to vehicle traffic nightly at 10:30PM Thursday & Sunday and 11:30PM Friday & Saturday. They'll reopen at 7AM Friday–Sunday morning. After hours entry is not permitted.

If a camper arrives after the gates close for the night they will be asked to park in the field near the camping entrance on Anderson Lane.

Campers may arrive as early as 10am on Thursday, August 16 to check in, and stay as late as 12pm on Monday August 20 to check out. You are expected to have all of the paperwork you received in your camper packet ready to present at the property gate.

Camp hosts are available in each camping section to assist campers in finding their sites and to answer Festival related questions. They are there for fans’ safety and to ensure their Festival experience is a pleasant one.

Camp Hosts’ camping spots are identified with lawn signs.

A camping pass includes parking for one vehicle. If you did not purchase extra vehicle passes prior them selling out, you will have to make other overnight parking arrangements.

Every vehicle entering the Festival grounds must have a pass, no exceptions. Vehicles left in GA or VIP parking overnight will be towed at the owner’s expense.

Festival camp spaces are designed to accommodate six adults.

All camping areas include portable toilets with hand washing units and complimentary trash pickup.

RV Camping
One RV and one small tent are permitted on RV sites. There are no hookups for RV camping.

Tent Camping
Two tents are permitted on tent sites.

ADA Camping
Festival-goers with handicap camping must have a state-issued permit in pass-holder’s name. The permit and pass must be displayed in the vehicle window at all times while it is on Festival property.

Elevated Camping
Space is limited, one vehicle per campsite permitted. Maximum of two people per tent. Personal tents are not permitted. Upon arrival, your campsite will be assigned by Elevated Tents. Max weight capacity: 1250 lbs.

For complimentary trash pickup, place bagged trash at the front corner of campsite by 8am, Friday–Sunday. All trash must be carried out by the camper after 8am on Sunday.

Do not leave trash on site!

Campers who purchased shower passes online will pick them up from the attendant at the shower station. Individual shower passes may be purchased from the attendant for $7 each. Shower times cannot be prescheduled.

Friday–Sunday • 7am–7pm

There are four shower stations:
• East side of vendor parking
• Between Camping Sections E and F on the east side
• Northwest side of Camping Section C
• Southeast side of Camping Section L

Ice can be purchased at the ice truck or you can flag down a volunteer driving through the camping areas. The ice trucks are located west of section C, by the showers and by the large tree in Section L.
$7 for a 20lb bag. Cash only. All proceeds from ice sales support Central Linn High School students.

Thursday • 1–8pm
Friday–Sunday • 10am–8pm

Potable Water
RV and tent campers arriving on the property Thursday should bring enough water to last until late afternoon on Friday. Starting Thursday at 3pm, clearly marked water trucks will systematically drive through each camping section, stopping upon request. $50, cash and cards accepted. All proceeds from water sales support Harrisburg High School Students.

Thursday • 3–6pm
Friday–Sunday • 7am–6pm

Swimming Pools
It’s cool, you can bring your pool– it must fit within the boundaries of your campsite. Simply flag down the water truck driving through your camping section. Workers will have charts on hand to determine the total volume of your pool, the total fill cannot exceed 1,000 gallons. To ensure there is enough water for all campers, larger pools may not be filled immediately upon flag down. 25¢ per gallon, cash and cards accepted. All proceeds from water sales support Harrisburg High School Students.

Thursday • 3–6pm
Friday–Sunday • 7am–6pm

Guaranty RV
800-283-9163

The service tent is located in the northwest corner outside the music venue.

Friday–Sunday • 8am–5pm

United Site Services
303-641-9172

No dumping of grey or wastewater is permitted on Festival property. Call to make a reservation or flag down the driver.

Thursday–Sunday • 8AM–6PM
$60, cash only.

The Festival has a zero-tolerance cruising policy. First time offenders will receive a warning. Fans who are argumentative, non-compliant or caught a second time will have their wristband cut and be asked to leave.

Quiet time begins at 12am. This means generators must be shut off and conversations reduced to the slightest of murmurs. This code is strictly enforced by both on-site security as well as Linn County Deputies. At 7AM it’s game on.

Pets are allowed in your campsite so long as they remain on a leash and you clean up after them. Under no circumstances are animals to be left inside vehicles. They may stay in RVs, trailers and campers that are cool.

You may use wagons and bicycles inside the camping area, they are not permitted inside the Festival. Please exercise caution, the ground may be uneven.

Preparing food at your campsite is permitted with the use of propane grills only. All propane grills must be at least 30" above ground at all times. All other grills, campfires and fire pits, including charcoal and wood burning, are strictly prohibited.

If it makes a spark, the answer is NO.

Our goal is not to limit your fun, but to allow everyone the opportunity to enjoy themselves.

Safety measures, quiet time and alcohol policy will be enforced by BWCMF Security and the Linn County Deputies. Unfortunately, Festival-goers that choose to disregard the rules for alcohol consumption and reasonable behavior will lose their privilege to camp or be on the property.

You must carry ID
If you wish to consume alcohol at the Festival, you must carry ID with you at all times, regardless of whether or not you’re wearing your Age Verified wristband.

No Alcohol in Parking Areas
No alcohol is allowed outside of the Festival gates. Alcohol and parties in the Festival parking areas is prohibited. Alcohol is not permitted on Festival shuttles.

No alcohol in Camping areas
Alcohol and loud parties in the camping areas are prohibited. Quiet Time will be enforced, as per Linn County Code, at midnight.

Underage drinking
Drinking by minors is prohibited at the Festival, this includes the parking and camping areas.