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Country Thunder Saskatchewan looking ahead to 2026 event

Per a media release on Wednesday, event organizers' early bird tickets for 2026 are already on sale.
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Canadian country music singer-songwriter Tim Hicks performs at Country Thunder 2025.

CRAVEN — Country Thunder Saskatchewan is already shifting to next year's event.

Per a media release on Wednesday, event organizers' early bird tickets for 2026 are already on sale.

Weekend passes are starting at $290, and more information can be found here.

Event organizers also reflected on 2025.

“This year's Country Thunder Saskatchewan was one for the record books. The energy, the fans, the artists—it all came together in a way that reminded us why this festival is so special,” said Troy Vollhoffer, CEO, Country Thunder.

He added, “we saw unforgettable performances, electric crowds and a level of community spirit that transforms Craven into the heart of country music every July. We're so grateful to our fans, our partners, and the entire team who helped bring it to life and cannot wait to be back next year.”

Highlights from this year’s event included performances from Jason Aldean, Bailey Zimmerman, and Def Leppard.

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Def Leppard performs at Country Thunder 2025. Courtesy of Anthony Houle

There were also Canadian artists performing throughout the festival, such as Tim Hicks, James Barker Band, Hunter Brothers, and  Jess Moskaluke.

Event organizers mentioned Country Thunder continues to raise the bar, setting the stage for world-class performances and unforgettable moments, noting the collaboration performances by Tyler Hubbard and Bailey Zimmerman, flyovers by the Canadian Armed Forces and more.

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Bailey Zimmerman and Tyler Hubbard perform a collaboration at Country Thunder 2025. Courtesy of Bailey Zimmerman

They also noted that these performances showcase the unique spirit that defines Country Thunder.

“Country Thunder Saskatchewan is where it all began, and every year this incredible community reminds us why we do what we do,” said Megan Benoit, digital manager, Country Thunder. “The energy, the passion, and the loyalty of our fans make this more than just a festival — it's a family reunion. We're so proud of the roots we've built here, and the unforgettable moments we continue to create together.”.

 

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