Country singer Cole Swindell to headline I-105 FallFest; here’s the lineup

Country singer Cole Swindell to headline I-105 FallFest; here's the lineup

Lancaster County is gearing up for an unforgettable day of country music as the I-105 FallFest Country Music Festival returns on Sunday, October 5, 2025, at Overlook Community Campus in Manheim Township. This annual event, hosted by the popular radio station I-105 WIOV, promises to bring some of the biggest names in country music to the stage, with Platinum-selling artist Cole Swindell set to headline the show. Known for his chart-topping hits and heartfelt performances, Swindell will lead a star-studded lineup that’s already generating buzz among fans across Pennsylvania and beyond.

Cole Swindell, a Georgia native, has become a household name in the country music scene with songs like “Chillin’ It,” “You Should Be Here,” and “She Had Me at Heads Carolina.” His dynamic stage presence and ability to connect with audiences through relatable lyrics have earned him multiple No. 1 singles and a loyal fanbase. Fresh off a successful 2024, which included headlining the same festival and releasing new music, Swindell’s return to FallFest is a major draw for this year’s event. His performances are known for blending high-energy anthems with emotional ballads, making him the perfect choice to close out the festival.

Joining Swindell on the lineup is the country rock band Parmalee, celebrated for their hit “Just the Way.” The group’s infectious melodies and tight harmonies have made them a staple on country radio, and their live shows are renowned for getting crowds on their feet. Another standout act is Matt Stell, whose breakout single “Prayed For You” showcased his smooth vocals and storytelling prowess. Stell’s rise in the industry has been meteoric, and his addition to FallFest adds a fresh yet familiar sound to the mix.

Fans can also look forward to hearing from Gabby Barrett, whose powerful voice and hits like “The Good Ones” have solidified her status as one of country music’s brightest young stars. Barrett’s emotive performances are expected to be a highlight of the day, offering a blend of modern and traditional country vibes. Rounding out the national acts is Kelsey Hart, whose song “Life With You” has been climbing the charts. Hart’s soulful style and authentic lyrics bring a newer voice to the festival, appealing to both longtime country fans and newcomers alike.

Kicking off the event will be Pennsylvania’s own Cody Tyler & Gypsy Convoy. This local band earned their spot on the FallFest stage after winning I-105’s Showdown in the Park competition. Their unique fusion of country rock and Americana has garnered attention in the region, and their performance promises to set an energetic tone for the day. It’s a testament to the festival’s commitment to showcasing both established artists and rising talent from the community.

The I-105 FallFest has a rich history dating back to 1992, when it first took place at Long’s Park. Over the years, it has evolved into one of Lancaster County’s premier music events, previously held at venues like Maple Grove Raceway before settling at Overlook Community Campus. The 2025 edition marks the 33rd annual celebration, and organizers are pulling out all the stops to make it a memorable experience. With a lineup that spans multiple generations of country music, the festival offers something for everyone—whether you’re a fan of Swindell’s party anthems or Barrett’s heartfelt ballads.

Tickets for the event are already on sale, with general admission priced at an affordable $20, making it accessible for families and music lovers of all ages. For those wanting a closer view of the action, VIP tickets are available for $50, offering premium seating near the stage. Children ages 5 and under can attend for free in the general admission sections, though all ages require a ticket for VIP areas. Parking passes are also available for $25 and must be purchased in advance due to limited space at the venue.

Set against the backdrop of Lancaster’s scenic Overlook Park, the festival promises more than just music. Attendees can enjoy a day outdoors with food vendors, merchandise booths, and a vibrant atmosphere that captures the spirit of country living. As the date approaches, excitement is building for what’s shaping up to be one of the biggest country music events of the year in Pennsylvania. With Cole Swindell leading the charge, the 2025 I-105 FallFest is poised to deliver a day of unforgettable performances and good vibes.