Can't go to Stagecoach? Here's who you can see in SD

By Leslie HackettEditor-in-Chief and Digital Director

April 11, 2017 6:01 PM PT

Can’t make it to the desert for some down-home country fun at Stagecoach this year? Lucky for you, some of the festival acts are headed to hang at the beach and bring their country tunes to San Diego.

Before she hits the stage in Indio, Brooke Eden (one of Vogue‘s “10 Country ‘It’ Girls”) will bring “Daddy’s Money” to the Moonshine Beach main stage on Friday, April 28. Eden has opened for big name country acts including Tim McGraw and Florida Georgia Line. Performing ahead of Eden will be Levi Hummon, the son of Grammy-winning songwriter Marcus Hummon who just released his first self-titled EP last spring.

The following night Dylan Scott (a Spotify “Spotlight 2016” artist) heads to the beach on the heels of his Stagecoach performance the day before. Scott’s “Crazy Over Me” debuted at No. 14 on the Billboard Chart.

Shows are 21+. Doors open at 8 p.m. with acts taking the stage at 9:30 p.m. $10 tickets are available at moonshinebeachsd.com.

Moonshine Beach, 1165 Garnet Ave., Pacific Beach, 858.999.0158 or moonshinebeachsd.com

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Leslie Hackett

After graduating from San Diego State in 2005, Leslie Hackett started working for The San Diego Union-Tribune as a newsroom page designer. Since then she has moved through different positions at the company, including Content and Product Manager in advertising, Editor of DiscoverSD.com and now works on both the print and website products for PACIFIC magazine as Editor-in-Chief and Digital Director.