Line up by day

Since the line up by day hasn't been posted yet I decided to go through the poster and check everyone's tour dates...according to their websides this is the line up by day:

Saturday

Kenny Chesney
Darius Rucker
Loretta Lynn
Chris Young
Mel Tillis
Rodney Crowell
Rhonda Vincent
Secret Sisters
Steel Magnolia
Wanda Jackson
Stealing Angels
The Gourds
Luke Nelson and the Promise of the Real
Phosphorescent

Sunday

Carrie Underwood
Josh Turner
Easton Corbin
Leon Russell
Jerry Douglas Trio
Gatlin Brothers
Jack Ingram
K.d. Lang
Joanna Smith
Rosie Flores
Sara Watkins (based on her being in Texas on Sat.)
The Punch Brothers
Truth and Salvage

Unknown

Rascal Flatts
Ricky Skaggs
The Cleverlys

So what day will Rascal Flatts be? Will they be a closer or 2nd to last on their day?

i guess it looks pretty well split. :/ i am not at all excited about the line up like i was last year :(

I can see them adding another big name, ZBB or Lady A

That is a lot of work bnlfan. Thank you

I'm super excited to see and check out the smaller stages. Every year those artists have been the ones not to miss. It's old school mixed in with the new school.

This year at first I was not that impressed with the line-up but now having spent some time looking at all of the artists, I am looking forward to seeing Stealing Angels. They will have their first album out in April and from some of the little I have heard of their songs they should really rock. Like when Lady A was at Stagecoach. It looks to be a great event! Can't wait!

in 07 - Willie Nelson, Lucenda Williams, Raul Malo, Neko Case, Old 97's, Robert Earl Keen, Richie Furay, Chris Hillman & Herb Pederson, David Serby, EmmyLou Harris, Kris Kristofferson, Junior Brown, Drive by Truckers, Alejandro Escoyedo, John Doe, Railbenders. Earl Scruggs, Nickel Creek, Yonder Mountain String Band, The Grascals, The John Cowan Band, Old School Freight Train, Ricky Skaggs, Doyle Lawson & Quick Silver, Marty Stuart, The Del McCoury Band, The Flatlanders, Abigail Washburn with the Sparrow Quartet, Riders in the Sky, Red Steagall, Waddie Mitchell, Sons of the San Joaquin, Cowboy Nation, Garrison Keillor, Baxter Black, Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Don Edwards, Cowboy Celtic, Roger Alan Wade.

The "one" who really stood out for me that year was Nickel Creek. I purchased their CD at the Virgin Booth that weekend and played it non-stop.

in 08 - Glen Campbell, Mike Ness, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Shooter Jennings, Songs of the San Joaquin, Craig Morgan, Michelle Branch, Rissi Palmer, Star De Azlan, Don Edwards, Dwight Yoakam, Cross Canadian Ragweed, Kentucky Headhunters, Ryan Bingham, Hayes Carll, Earl Scruggs, J.D. Crowe, Dan Tyminski Band, Sam Bush, Cherryholmes, Greencards, Riders in the Sky, Red Steagall, Waddie Mitchell, George Jones, Jack Ingram, Billy joe Shaver, Charlie Louvin, Whiskey Falls, Karista Smith, Ralph Stanley & the Clinch Mountain Boys, Jerry Douglas, Michael Martin Murphey, Carolina Chocolate Drops, The Isaccs, Ian Tyson, Wylie & the Wild West.

The "one" who really stood out for me that year was Glen Campbell (family reason's) and Carolina Chocolate Drops. Amazing talent.

These artist are SIDE STAGES...

AMAZING

In '08 I loved Mike Ness

dang you guys... how do you remember all those acts? I agree about side stages.. sometimes those acts are worth the price of admission. Closer, and in the shade. Wish they had more hay bales to sit on, because if we stand, there's always some one behind us telling us to sit down!
Oh.. SPKemo, I loved Mike Ness too.... !

09 - Earl Scruggs, Doyle Lawson, The Infamous Stringdusters, Chris Stuart and Back Country, Waddie Mitchell, Charlie Daniels Band, Reverend Horton Heat, Kevin Costner and Modern West, Lynn Anderson, Sacred Cowboys, Maxim Ludwig and the Santa Fe Seven, John Linn Band, Hot Club of Cowtown, Ralph Stanley, Ricky Scaggs, Peter Rowan Bluegrass Band, Greensky Bluegrass, Dale Watson, Jim Lauderdale & the Dream Players, The Knitters, Poco, Pure Prairie League, Jerry Jeff Walker, The Duhks, James Intveld,

Who stood out for me was Charlie Daniels Band and Pure Prairie League. Really glad to see James Intveld in Burbank with Miss B. Really UP CLOSE and super PERSONAL

10 - Tramplied by Turtles, Waddie Mitchell, Baxter Black, Victoria Williams, Merle Haggard, Ray Price, Nick 13, BJ Thomas, Bobby Bare, Doyle Lawson, Bill Anderson, Little Jimmy Dickens, Black Prairie, Truth & Salvage, Oak Ridge Boys, Avett Brothers, Firefall, Chick Mead, Carlene Carter, Mary Gauthier,

Who stood out for me was Oak Ridge Boys and BJ Thomas. Old school reasons.

In '09 Charlie Daniels and the Reverend were awesome.

My favorite side stage act through the years is Jack Ingram. Hoping this year he's still a big name on the side stage, and not a small act on the mane stage. Way more fun and intimate over there.

sooo ready! I can't wait!

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Originally Posted by SPKemo

In '09 Charlie Daniels and the Reverend were awesome.

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+100 :)

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Originally Posted by aaronchester08

sooo ready! I can't wait!

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Me toooooooo!!!

Rascal Flatts should close out on Sunday night. Just my honest opinion, but they're having a bigger year than Carrie Underwood, what with the Flatts' "Nothing like This Tour". Carrie really doesn't have anything going on that she needs to "promote".

speaking of past SC years, i feel that Kid Rock really should've closed the show on Sunday night of SC '09 instead of Kenny Chesney. I'm a Kid Rock fan so you can take this however you want to take it, but he was WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY more pumped up and energetic, and by the time Kenny came on after that, everyone was just so "done" and ready to go to wherever they were staying and go sleep (or whatever it may have been), and it really wasn't Kenny's fault because his set was amazing too......

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Originally Posted by 1countryfan4life

Rascal Flatts should close out on Sunday night. Just my honest opinion, but they're having a bigger year than Carrie Underwood, what with the Flatts' "Nothing like This Tour". Carrie really doesn't have anything going on that she needs to "promote".

speaking of past SC years, i feel that Kid Rock really should've closed the show on Sunday night of SC '09 instead of Kenny Chesney. I'm a Kid Rock fan so you can take this however you want to take it, but he was WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY more pumped up and energetic, and by the time Kenny came on after that, everyone was just so "done" and ready to go to wherever they were staying and go sleep (or whatever it may have been), and it really wasn't Kenny's fault because his set was amazing too......

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Chesneys proformance in 09 blew! rumor has it that he apparently had a rough night in vegas the night before.... hell he left the stage in the middle of his performance... with that inmind i know he has to be 100 times better this year!

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Originally Posted by Joey

Chesneys proformance in 09 blew! rumor has it that he apparently had a rough night in vegas the night before.... hell he left the stage in the middle of his performance... with that inmind i know he has to be 100 times better this year!

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i remember hearing that, that he'd had a bad night in vegas the night before. I didn't know he actually left the stage in the middle of that performance!!!! I do remember thinking that he was off his game that particular night because i had seen him on the "Poets & Pirates Tour" in 2008 and he was ON IT then. Ditto when i saw him in Cheyenne the following July of '09, after Stagecoach.

i felt bad for my friend who had driven to Stagecoach from Oceanside to see Kenny perform at Stagecoach '09. She was new to country music at the time, but loved Kenny. She left that performance and was like "man, that SUCKED". I had to assure her that Kenny's performances were usually spot on and she probably just caught him on a bad night.

She's coming to Stagecoach with me again this year (it'll be our 3rd year going) and she's like "Kenny HAS to be better this year"!!!