According to the New York Post, the Barefoot Country Music Festival has announced its 2027 headliners: Carrie Underwood, Florida Georgia Line, Tim McGraw and Riley Green.

The Post says the four-day event runs June 17-20, 2027 at Wildwood Beach on the New Jersey shore, and that single and multi-day passes went on sale the same day the lineup was revealed.

The outlet describes Underwood as an eight-time Grammy winner behind 'Before He Cheats' and 'Church Bells,' McGraw as the hitmaker behind 'I Like It, I Love It' and 'Live Like You Were Dying,' and Green as the fan favorite who duets with Ella Langley on 'You Look Like You Love Me.'

The Post notes the rest of the bill is still unannounced and points fans to the festival's Instagram for updates.

The surprise inside this announcement is Florida Georgia Line, which the Post identifies as 'the recently-reunited group' playing concerts after their 2022 split.

A duo that spent years as one of country's biggest pairings quietly breaking up and then returning to headline a beach festival is exactly the kind of reversal a devoted country fan would talk about, and the Post's framing suggests the reunion is now an active touring proposition rather than a one-off.

Pairing that comeback with Underwood and McGraw gives the 2027 edition a headline row of legacy names, and the Post's review excerpts of the 2025 festivities — praise for 'surprise appearances' and 'stellar lineup' from The Mirror — hint the organizers like building each year around moments fans did not expect.

The Post lays out the pricing as of publication, reporting that the lowest four-day pass it could find was $412 including fees on Vivid Seats, and that single-day passes start at $394 including fees — which the outlet calls a steal for the four-day option.

Its breakdown lists Thursday, June 17, 2027 single-day passes from $394, Friday from $434, Saturday from $427 and Sunday from $394, with single-day starting prices at $394 overall.

Beyond the music, the Post describes amenities including merch tents, interactive displays, VIP private restrooms and beach club access, plus 2026 food vendors like Southern Smoke Show's 'Redneck Bowl' and Muncheese's loaded cheesesteaks and hot dogs.

The 2027 festival season arrives in a year when country said goodbye to its most towering figure.

Per ABC News, Dolly Parton died August 25, 2026 in Nashville at age 80 after what her publicist called a brief battle with cancer, closing a career that ABC notes included over 100 million records sold, three chart-topping runs for 'I Will Always Love You,' and a 2024 Billboard ranking as the No. 1 greatest country artist of all time.

ABC also reports Parton's nephew Bryan Seaver said she 'never saw a door she couldn't open.'