Calgary 
One of Alberta’s most popular summer music festivals has announced headliners for its 2027 edition.
Big Valley Jamboree
Big Valley Jamboree in Camrose usually sees around 90,000 music fans, and next year’s festival is scheduled for July 29 to August 1, 2027.
Josh Ross will get the weekend started at the Thursday Kick Off Party on July 29. The main festival then opens with Jon Pardi on Friday, July 30, followed by country veterans Alabama on Saturday, July 31. Luke Bryan closes the weekend on Sunday, August 1.
That gives BVJ an opening lineup spanning several generations of country music, from Alabama’s decades-long career to current hitmakers Pardi, Bryan and Canadian singer Ross.
The announcement is only the first round. Organizers say the full 2027 lineup is still to come, including additional performers across the festival’s stages.
Weekend and a limited number of single-day tickets are already on sale.
Three-day general admission is $404.67, including listed facility and service fees. The regular three-day ticket covers Friday through Sunday, but does not include the Thursday Kick Off Party. The separate Thursday ticket is $89.39.
Individual Friday, Saturday and Sunday general admission tickets are $188.18 each.
The festival site also includes Main Street, the Marketplace Tradeshow, multiple saloons and on-site camping.
Trip Planning — Big Valley Jamboree – 2027
When: July 29 to August 1, 2027
Thursday, July 29: Josh Ross, Thursday Kick Off Party
Friday, July 30: Jon Pardi
Saturday, July 31: Alabama
Sunday, August 1: Luke Bryan
Where: Camrose Regional Exhibition, Exhibition Drive, Camrose
How Much:
- 3-Day General Admission: $404.67. Thursday Kick-Off is not included.
- Thursday Kick-Off Party: $89.39. The Thursday event is 18+.
- General Admission: $188.18.
- Weekend Standing Pit: $712.78. This includes the Thursday Kick-Off Party.
Camping: Various options available
