EVENT INFO
The Oregon Jamboree is the Northwest’s premier country music festival. Nestled in the foothills of the scenic Cascade Mountains, the Oregon Jamboree is held on 20+ acre park-like setting that includes the historic Weddle Covered Bridge. The Jamboree offers a full festival atmosphere in the main venue and a more intimate concert experience on the second stage. In addition to featured headline entertainment, this event hosts RV and tent camping, merchandise vendors, food booths, beer & wine gardens, and a variety of other attractions. The festival draws attendees from all over the United States, and has hosted many international visitors as well. Over 900 festival volunteers contribute their efforts to ensure a safe and fun experience for all.
INTERESTED ARTISTS
Interested in playing at the Oregon Jamboree? We would love to consider having you at our festival. Please fill out the form by clicking the button below to be considered.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
CAMPING: All of our campgrounds are ADA-accessible. We offer a wheelchair-ready shuttle bus by request from the camp host and all campgrounds have sanitary, wheelchair accessible porta-potties.
PARKING: Free ADA parking is located at the Christian Church at 18th Avenue and Long Street. An unexpired, State Issued ADA parking pass is required to park in this parking lot.
SEATING: A general admission is provided for persons in wheelchairs and one companion. This section, located behind Section A Reserved Seating, is ‘first come first serve’ and fills up quickly. Patrons in wheelchairs sitting in the GA section with their families are allowed to save a space, during breaks, for their wheelchair.
ADA Gate Entrance: ADA Gate opens the same hours as our regular gate to accommodate our ADA patrons.
We accommodate service animals. Service animals are working animals, not pets. Service animals are NOT emotional support or therapy animals. We follow the criteria for a service animal set forth by Oregon’s Deaf & Hard of Hearing Services.
The Oregon Jamboree will have a kid zone for a great place to hang out! Our Info Booth has information on attractions all around the Sweet Home area.
The Oregon Jamboree will be enforcing a clear bag policy for all. Small non-clear clutches, with or without a strap, 4.5″ x 6.5″, will be allowed. Clear plastic bags and totes can be purchased from the Oregon Jamboree but any clear bag will be allowed. This ensures additional security for all.
The Oregon Jamboree provides tables and chairs in the beer gardens. No personal chairs allowed in the beer gardens.
Sorry, NO outside food, beverages (including bottled water), or coolers are allowed (other than baby food in plastic containers). A wide selection of your favorite foods and beverages including beer and wine are available for purchase inside the concert area. Free water fountains are available on the concert grounds.
To enhance your concert experience, the Oregon Jamboree has three big video screens. With the Oregon Jamboree big screens, every seat in the house will seem like a front row seat!
Cameras are welcome, however DSLR cameras are strictly prohibited. If it has a detachable lens, it will not be allowed. In addition, video cameras or any recording devices and laser pointers are strictly prohibited. Both DSLR cameras and video cameras are subject to confiscation.
RV & tent camping are available at various locations near the concert site. Campsites vary in size and do not include hookups. Portable toilets and trash containers are provided throughout campgrounds.
Camping fees are per site, not per person, and include one vehicle.
Complete camping FAQ’s can be found at oregonjamboree.com/camping
“RV camping” is considered anything with wheels (fifth-wheels, motor homes, camper-vans, travel-trailers, truck campers, tent-trailers). “TENT-only camping” is restricted to tents (no tent-trailers).
We partner with RONIN POS to provide cashless payments at the Oregon Jamboree.
Please create your Cashless Account before you arrive.
When you make your first payment, you will put in your phone number to connect your cashless account and your RFID wristband.
Performances on the Main Stage are “festival style seating.” General Admission ticket holders should bring standard camp chairs. No double chairs, loungers, recliners, banquet, or folding metal chairs. Blanket seating is not allowed. Limit at entry of 4 single chairs per person. No wagons, chair caddies, or similar items. No carry-in chairs are allowed in the Reserved Seating area. All chairs placed in line-up before gates open must be occupied at all times or they will be removed by Festival Staff. No strollers or infant seats are allowed in the Reserved Seating area. For a full explanation of acceptable chairs, see chair policy section below.
Children of all ages are welcome but we do ask that you be considerate of the other patrons who are also trying to hear and see the concert. Children 6 and under are free in general admission area only. Children 7 to 12 years old require a child’s wristband. All children must be accompanied by an adult.
Our youngest fans may need a stroller and these are acceptable in the general admission section. Please note that security will do a check when going through the gate.
Everyone in the reserved seating section must have a Reserved Seating wristband WITH THE EXCEPTION of infants under the age of 1 who can sit on a lap. All patrons over the age of 1 must have a RES wristband in the Reserved section.
NO STROLLERS ALLOWED IN RESERVED SECTION.
Please see the section on Smoking.
How do I manage my email preferences for Oregon Jamboree promotional emails?
Follow the link below to manage your preferences.
https://bit.ly/3tED241
EMT stations will be present on the festival grounds.
Sorry, NO outside food, beverages (including bottled water), or coolers are allowed (other than baby food in plastic containers). A wide selection of your favorite foods and beverages including beer and wine are available inside the concert area.
Those with special dietary needs will find many options available at our festival. However, if you have to live with very strict dietary needs, please talk to security about a waiver to bring in your own food.
The dates for the 2025 Oregon Jamboree will August 1-3, 2025.
The dates for the 2026 Oregon Jamboree will be July 31 – August 2, 2026.
Gates are located at 1000 18th, Sweet Home, OR 97386. Please keep in mind that long lines form at the gates prior to the headline shows. We encourage you to arrive early to avoid the late afternoon long line up. Gates open at 1:00 PM Friday and at 11:00 AM Saturday & Sunday.
For the safety of all of our patrons there will be a search conducted at the front gate. No coolers, food, beverages, alcohol or weapons. Video cameras or any recording devices are strictly prohibited as are laser pointers and all will be confiscated. This is strictly enforced. Patrons who intentionally violate these rules will have their wristbands cut and be refused future entry.
Our information booth is located to the left, just inside the main gate.
Here you will exchange your pit passes for pit pass wristbands.
Other services include lost and found, and more information about the festival and the surrounding areas.
3-Day Parking passes are available for purchase before the event. There are a limited number of Premier Parking passes for sale or you may purchase at the Prime Parking lot.
1-Day parking passes at the Prime Parking lot will be available for purchase at the lot during the event.
There is no overnight parking allowed in the Oregon Jamboree Premier Parking Lots. Violators will be towed.
Overnight parking is allowed in our Prime Parking Lot. No sleeping is allowed in vehicles. Violators will be trespassed from the parking lot.
If you are parked without proper credentials displayed in your car while in any of the Oregon Jamboree parking lots, you will be towed at the owners expense.
The Oregon Jamboree is pleased to offer the ability to pay for your tickets over time.
You have several options available to you.
- You can call or email the Oregon Jamboree office to have a payment plan applied to your account. Login to your account manager and sign up for automatic payments. This will automatically put you on a 4 payment schedule that will start the following day and continue every 30 days for the next 3 months. Starting in March, automatic payment plans will be set up with 3 payments; starting in April, automatic payments will be set up on 2 payments; no payment plans will be available for orders starting in May for the festival in that same year.
- You can log in to your account manager and make payments on your account.
- You can call the office and we can take credit card payments over the phone for partial or full payment.
Note, from the time of your first payment, you will have 120 days to complete your order. 30 days after that (150 days after the first payment made), your order will be cancelled, if it is not made in full.
The Oregon Jamboree is not responsible for sending reminders, making phone calls, or holding seats or campsites for patrons who have forgotten to login and make their final payment. Patrons are responsible for all payments and for reaching out to the Oregon Jamboree, in a timely manner, to ensure payment is made in full. If your order must be canceled due to payment not being made in full, your seats and/or sites will not be held in your name. Partial orders will not be fulfilled for any of the items in your order. Refunds are not given in the event an account had to be cancelled due to non-payment.
Sorry, NO pets allowed into the festival. Service animals are welcome.
Please see the section on Cameras.
A limited quantity of premier general admission tickets are allotted. This is a designated area near the Reserved Seating section. Chairs are required; bring your own chairs. To get a good seat, you don’t have to arrive early.
Please keep in mind that long lines form prior to headline shows. We encourage you to arrive early to avoid the late afternoon line up. Gates open at 1:00 pm Friday, and at 11:00 am Saturday and Sunday. If you are leaving the festival, please be advised that there may be long re-entry lines.
All purchases are final; including but not limited to reserved seat wristbands, general, premier, or child admission wristbands, pit passes, parking, and or camping vouchers.
We do allow transfers so you may give your wristbands to your best friend or sell them using your own social media. Please do not try to sell anything in our JamFans Facebook Group as this group is a fan page group, not for selling. Your post will not be allowed.
You may gift them back to the Jamboree and we will give them as a donation to a non-profit.
For those who purchase reserved seating or camping, those seats and sites will be reserved for you for the following year. This ensures you have the first right of refusal for those seats and/or sites.
The renewal period is from May through August 31st. If you do not make at least one payment on your reserved order before August 31st, your order will be cancelled so that others may purchase those seats/sites.
Upgrade Day is for those who already purchased or made a payment on their reserved seats/sites and want to move those around. We open our phone lines at 9:00am and help people, first come first serve.
The Reserved Seating area is located in front of the stage and offers excellent viewing and great photo opportunities. Reserved seating is sold as a 3-day wristband only. Chairs are provided. NO STROLLERS OR INFANT SEATS PERMITTED IN RESERVED SEATING. Everyone in the reserved seating section regardless of age must have a RES wristband WITH THE EXCEPTION of infants age 1-year or younger. Smaller children who are not sitting on parents’ laps must have a Reserved wristband.
Available in many areas throughout the site. Handicap-accessible portable restrooms are available on Festival site, as well as in each of the campgrounds. There are hand washing facilities available.
Create your Cashless Account before you arrive so you are ready to use your wristband to easily pay for food and merchandise at the Oregon Jamboree. Cash is not allowed at the festival.
Cash can be “loaded” onto your wristband at the Wristband Wrangler station nearest to the main gate.
Chairs are provided in the Reserved seating area only. General Admission and Premier General Admission ticket holders should bring standard camp chairs. No double chairs, loungers, high back, or chairs with side tables or foot rests. Back height should not exceed 20″ (shoulder height). Limit of 4 single chairs per person. SEE CHAIR POLICY BELOW. No wagons, chair caddies, or similar items will be allowed into the Festival. No carry-in chairs allowed in the Reserved Seating area. NO BLANKET SEATING.
In-between concerts on the Main Stage, artists will be performing on the second stage for a constant flow of music.
The use of tobacco products is not permitted on school district property within the State of Oregon (OAR 581-021-0110). “Tobacco” is defined to include any lighted or unlighted cigarette, cigar, pipe, bidi, clove cigarette, and any other smoking product, spit tobacco, also known as smokeless, dip, chew, snuff, in any form, nicotine or nicotine delivering devices, chemicals or devices that produce the physical effect of nicotine substances or any other tobacco substitute (e.g., e-cigarettes). This does not include FDA-approved nicotine replacement therapy products used for the purpose of cessation. Smoking is allowed only in the Beer Gardens or other designated areas.
No umbrellas are allowed inside the venue for either rain or shine. This is to ensure that other patrons’ views of the stage(s) will not be obstructed. There are shade tents and misting stages set up around the venue to provide shade.
We welcome all patrons to carry their own personal EMPTY water bottles into the venue. No liquids will be permitted through the gates, even if the bottle is sealed. Water filling stations are available inside the venue.
We would like to remind you that the concert is an outdoor event rain-or-shine. Please be prepared for hot, sunny days and cool evenings. Comfortable shoes, sunscreen, and warm clothing for the evening hours are advised.
Will Call offices are located adjacent to the festival main gates at 1000 18th Ave, Sweet Home, OR 97386.
Will Call Hours
Thursday: 4PM-9PM
Friday: 10AM-10:15PM
Saturday: 10AM-10:15PM
Sunday: 10AM-8:45PM
Your concert ticket is your RFID wristband. Your RFID wristband is also your method of payment – we are a cashless festival. Wristbands not received in the mail pre-festival can be picked up in the Event Box Office Will Call Office.
Wristbands cannot be loosened after tightening the barrel lock. Tampered wristbands will not be valid for festival entry. For replacement of wristbands, there is a $25 wristband replacement fee.
PHOTOS and VIDEOS
HOTELS and LODGING
Oregon Jamboree’s Official Hotel
The Best Western Premier Boulder Falls Inn is more than a Premier property or a beautiful place to stay. It has quickly become the region’s home for tranquility, warmth and incredible attention to every detail. Unwind and enjoy all that the mid-Willamette Valley has to offer.
505 Mullins Drive, Lebanon, Oregon 97355
(541) 451-1000
www.BoulderfallsInn.com
Sweet Home Inn
805 Long St. Sweet Home, Oregon 97386 (541) 367-5137 www.sweethomeinn.com
Comfort Suites
100 Opal Court NE Albany, OR 97321 (541) 928-2053 www.choicehotels.com
Holiday Inn Express
105 Opal Court Ne, Albany, OR 97322 (541) 928-8820 www.ihg.com
Best Western Plus – Prairie Inn
1100 Price Road SE Albany, OR 97322 (541) 928-5050 albanybestwestern.com
Phoenix Inn & Suites
3410 Spicer Road SE Albany, OR 97321 (541) 926-5696 www.phoenixinn.com
Quality Inn & Suites
251 Airport Rd SE, Albany, OR 97322 (541) 928-0921 www.choicehotels.com
PATRON RULES
OREGON JAMBOREE GUEST CONDUCT POLICIES
The Oregon Jamboree strives to provide guests with a safe, comfortable and enjoyable atmosphere. To ensure that a pleasant experience is not disrupted or ruined by a few unruly guests, we have established the Oregon Jamboree Code of Conduct. The following acts shall be grounds for denial of ticket sales, eviction from or non-admittance to the Oregon Jamboree grounds without a refund:
- Activity likely to endanger person or property, or that could disrupt or interfere with performances or other activities. This includes throwing objects at artists or personnel on stages.
- Bringing onto the grounds articles that could be perceived as dangerous.
- Attempting to smuggle alcoholic beverages onto the grounds or consuming or carrying dispensed alcohol in areas other than designated areas for consumption.
- The selling to, possession of, or consumption by a minor of alcoholic beverages.
- The sale or possession of an illegal drug.
- Behavior which is the cause of multiple patron complaints.
Those who witness other guests violating Oregon Jamboree policies should report offenders to the nearest Jamboree Crowd Management Volunteer. Violators of the law are subject to arrest and prosecution by the Sweet Home Police Department.
Smoking
The use of tobacco products is not permitted on school district property within the State of Oregon (OAR 581-021-0110). “Tobacco” is defined to include any lighted or unlighted cigarette, cigar, pipe, bidi, clove cigarette, and any other smoking product, spit tobacco, also known as smokeless, dip, chew, snuff, in any form, nicotine or nicotine delivering devices, chemicals or devices that produce the physical effect of nicotine substances or any other tobacco substitute (e.g., e-cigarettes). This does not include FDA-approved nicotine replacement therapy products used for the purpose of cessation. Smoking is allowed only in the Beer Gardens or other designated areas.
Reserved Seating
Please note that children 6 & under are free in general admission only. Everyone in the reserved seating section regardless of age must have a reserved ticket and the appropriate wristband WITH THE EXCEPTION of infants age 1-year or younger. Smaller children who are not sitting on parents’ laps must have a ticket.
STANDING IN THE RESERVED SEATING SECTION: How can other people be stopped from standing up or dancing during the event? Depending on the artist, standing or dancing may be accepted as normal. Many artists will instruct our staff not to ask anyone to sit down during their performance. Each situation is handled on an individual basis and the general rule-of-thumb is THE MAJORITY RULES. If the majority of the audience is standing, there is little that can be done. If the majority of the audience is sitting and a few people are standing or otherwise obstructing the view of others, those individuals will be asked to refrain from doing so. Please be a good neighbor and be considerate of other Oregon Jamboree patrons. The area in front of the stage is accessible with a daily pit pass ticket. There is ample space between the pit pass area and the 1st row of seating. Standing on seats, rails or other structures is never permitted under any circumstances.
CHAIR POLICY
The concerts are “festival style seating.” General Admission ticket holders should bring standard camp chairs as our “standing only” section is behind all the chairs that are set up. No double chairs loungers, recliners, banquet, or folding metal chairs.
- Total length of your chair should not exceed 3.6′ or 44”, arm span should be no more than 35” across.
- Blanket seating is not allowed.
- Carry-in limit of 4 single chairs per-person.
- No wagons, chair caddies, or similar items will be allowed into the Festival.
- No carry-in chairs are allowed in Reserved Seating entry, into the Reserved Seating area, or into the beer gardens.
- No infant strollers or car seats allowed in Reserved Seating section.
- All chairs placed in line-up before gates open must be occupied at all times, or they will be removed by Festival staff.
UNACCEPTABLE CHAIRS
ACCEPTABLE CHAIRS
SHOWERS and SHUTTLES
SHOWER SCHEDULE: $5/SHOWER
Rodeo Grounds (Camp 9 & Camp 10) : 7:00am –11:00am, Fri-Sat-Sun
City Hall (Camp 18): 7:00am –11:00am, Fri-Sat-Sun
Community Chapel (Tent 14/Camp 15 & Camp 16): 7:00am–11:00am, Fri-Sat-Sun
Track (Camp 3, Camp 4 & Camp 8): 7:00am –11:00am, Fri-Sat-Sun
High School Gym: Friday 6:30–11:00 am, Fri-Sat-Sun
High School Pool Showers (no pool access): 7:00 am–5:00 pm, Fri-Sat-Sun
Boys and Girls Club: 6:00 am–10:00am, Fri-Sat-Sun-Monday
Steelhead Fitness 7:00 am-Noon Fri-Sat-Sun (additional hours Mon-Thurs: 7am – 7pm)
SHUTTLES
- Shuttles services provided by the Sweet Home School District Bus Drivers are available at: CAMPS 6, 7, 9, 10, 14, 15, 16, 18, 25, & 30.
- Premier Campgrounds do not have shuttle service: PREMIER CAMPS A, 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, & 12.
- Shuttles arrive every 30 minutes throughout the day.
- Shuttles will continue to run at least an hour at the end of each Festival day.
- Shuttle service is free but tips are encouraged!
- Wheelchair-accessible shuttles can be provided upon request; please ask your Camp Host.
- Please reference the shuttle map for more information.
PAST ARTISTS
As the Northwest’s premier country music event, the Oregon Jamboree attracts the biggest names in country music. Top artists and their fans have flocked to Sweet Home every summer for 30+ years.
Check out the talented folks who’ve graced our stage!
2024
2023
Lynyrd Skynyrd, Cody Johnson, Parker McCollum, Ashley McBryde, Lainey Wilson, Ned LeDoux, Warren Zeiders, Larry Fleet, Kameron Marlowe, Jackson Michelson, Drake Milligan, Shane Profitt, George Ducas, Alana Springsteen, Ben Fuller, Eli Howard & The Greater Good, Cloverdayle, Kaden Madden, Dry Canyon Stampede, Toast & Jam, Scruggs & The Steelbenders, Pulp Western, Jake & The Hill People, and Outlaw Shine.
2022
Miranda Lambert, Old Dominion, Trace Adkins, Joe Nichols, Ian Munsick, Colt Ford, Whitey Morgan, Home Free, Travis Denning, Danielle Bradbery, Kylie Frey, Austin French, King Calaway, Jameson Rodgers, Cloverdayle, Kurt Van Meter, The Boondock Boys, Lace & Thorn, Trent Beaver, Fogline, Rhonda Funk, and Toast & Jam.
2021
Billy Currington, Dustin Lynch, Cam, Blanco Brown, Laine Hardy, Lonestar, Parmalee, Jessie G., Walker County, Cloverdayle, Jessie Leigh, Adam Larson & Co., Fogline, Olson Brothers, Brewers Grade, McKayla Marie, Jobe Woosley & Co., The Boondock Boys, and Austin Lindstrom.
2020
In an unprecedented twist, the Oregon Jamboree postponed until 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
2019
Hank Williams, Jr., Chris Young, Brothers Osborne, Scotty McCreery, Neal McCoy, High Valley, Terri Clark, Mitchell Tenpenny, Blackhawk, Lindsay Ell, Jackson Michelson, Cort Carpenter, Britnee Kellogg, Travis Denning, Matt Stell, Jessie Leigh, Adam Larson & Co., Job Woosley & Co., Justin Lee, Nate Botsford, Never Come Down Band, The Boondock Boys.
2018
Brantley Gilbert, Clint Black, Brett Eldredge, Maren Morris, LOCASH, Jerrod Niemann, Chris Lane, Morgan Evans, Darryl Worley, Diamond Rio, Cloverdayle, Ryan Griffin, Brewers Grade, Tim Hurley, Redwood Son, Rhonda Funk, Hailey Verhaalen, Fifth Alarm, Powell Brothers, Adam Larson & Co., Danny Black, Elana Jane.
2017
Maddie Leigh, Cloverdayle, Tucker Beathard, Jason Aldean, Scotty Mac Band, John King, Home Free, Drake White and The Big Fire, Chris Janson, Little Big Town, Danny Black, Eric Paslay, Chase Rice, Kenny Rogers, Lonesome Valley Rounders, Melody Guy, Maddie Leigh, Jessica Lynne, Slicker, John King, Home Free, Nash Brothers, Lauren Alaina
2016
Carrie Underwood, Toby Keith, Aaron Lewis, Randy Houser, Old Dominion, Chase Bryant, Ben Haggard, Noel Haggard, Neal McCoy, Home Free, Josh Gracin, Cort Carpenter, Dylan Jakobsen, Jeremy McComb, McKenna Faith, The Olson Bros Band, Lonesome Valley Rounders, Trevor Tagle, Kelsey Bales & Sons of Storm, Elvis Monroe
2015
Keith Urban, Dierks Bentley, Big & Rich, Lee Brice, Thomas Rhett, Hunter Hayes, Sam Hunt, Kelsea Ballerini, Love and Theft, Aaron Tippin, Michael Ray, Chasin’ Crazy, Rachele Lynae, Cloverdayle, Cort Carpenter, Britnee Kellogg, Grange Hall Drifters, Corey Daniels & Humptulips, The Olson Bros Band, Trevor Tagle, The Jessie Leigh Band
2014
Miranda Lambert, Tim McGraw, Jake Owen, Billy Currington, Justin Moore, Eli Young Band, Joe Diffie, Cassadee Pope, Blackjack Billy, Austin Webb, A Thousand Horses, Jackson Michelson, The Railers, Old Dominion, John Michael Montgomery, Trevor Tagle, Ben Rue, Billy Lund & Whiskey Weekend, Tiffany Lorraine
2013
Toby Keith, Dwight Yoakam, Luke Bryan, Kip Moore, Thomas Rhett, Jerrod Niemann, Brett Eldredge, Neal McCoy, Drake White, Maggie Rose, Dean Alexander, Dakota Bradley, Sarah Darling
2012
Jon Pardi, Thomas Rhett, Morgan Frazier, Kentucky Headhunters, Edens Edge, Steve Holy, Charlie Daniels Band, Neal McCoy, Brantley Gilbert, Chris Young, Wynonna, Dierks Bentley, Rascal Flatts
2011
Katie Armiger, Jason Jones, Jo Dee Messina, Ronnie Dunn, Troy Olsen, Collin Raye, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Sawyer Brown, Lady Antebellum, Laura Bell Bundy, Jerry Jeff Walker, Clay Walker, Darius Rucker
2010
The Chad Williams Band, Sgt. 1st Class Jamie Buckley – U.S. Army, The Band Perry, Keith Urban, Travis LeDoyt, Neal McCoy, Julianne Hough, Blake Shelton, Marty Stuart, The Oak Ridge Boys, The Bellamy Brothers, Travis Tritt, Miranda Lambert
2009
Coyote Creek, Cloverdayle, Joey + Rory, Tim McGraw, David Ball, Heidi Newfield, Phil Vassar, Tracy Lawrence, LeAnn Rimes, Kristy Lee Cook, Mel Tillis, Jake Owen, Montgomery Gentry
2008
Sugarland, Randy Owen of “Alabama”, Trace Adkins, Trent Tomlinson, Joe Nichols, Neal McCoy, Kellie Pickler, Glen Campbell, Western Underground, Confederate Railroad, Rissi Palmer, Phil Stacey, Williams & Ree.
2007
Jo Dee Messina, Trisha Yearwood, Dierks Bentley, Neal McCoy, Arron Tippin, Bucky Covington, Lorrie Morgan, Hal Ketchum, Steve Holy, The Grascals, Riverbilly, The Higgins, Dale Watson.
2006
Randy Travis, Gretchen Wilson, Charley Pride, Keith Anderson, Ryan Shupe & Rubberband, Josh Turner, Alexis, Jennifer Lynn, Rockie Lynne, John Michael Montgomery, Carrie Underwood, Zach Driscoll, MuchMore Country, The Higgins
2005
Merle Haggard, SheDaisy, Sawyer Brown, Travis Tritt, Neal McCoy, Lonestar, Miranda Lambert, Cross Canadian Ragweed, Williams & Ree, Hot Apple Pie, Little Big Town, Julie Roberts, Bob Manning & Nashville West, Jonathan Harris.
2004
Clint Black, Collin Raye, Cledus T. Judd, Lonesome Road, Clay Walker, Neal McCoy, Brian McComas, Blue County, Brian Hanson, Alexis, Brad Paisley, Pat Green, Pam Tillis
2003
Alan Jackson, Joe Nichols, Izak & West, Hank Floyd, Gary Allan, Trick Pony, Ronnie Milsap, The Derailers, Travis LaDoyt, T, Bubba Bechtol, Lonesome Road, Phil Vassar, Carolyn Dawn Johnson, Rockin Roadhouse Tour with Mark Chesnutt, Tracy Lawrence, and Joe Diffie
2002
Montgomery Gentry, Keith Urban, Martina McBride, Clay Walker, Sammy Kershaw, Asleep at the Wheel, Monty Moss & the Broken Record B and, Melody Guy, Sara Evans, Carolyn Dawn Johnson, Joe Stoddard, McQueen, Amy Clawson
2001
Kenny Rogers, Tracy Byrd, Lee Ann Womack, Sons of the Desert, Marty Stuart, Asleep at the Wheel, Suzy Bogguss, Billy Dean, John Berry, Lila McCann, Amy Clawson
2000
Sawyer Brown, Wynonna, Charlie Daniels, Terri Clark, Dwight Yoakam, Kenny Chesney, Chely Wright, Victor Sanz, John McEuen & Jimmy Ibbotson, Les Richardson
1999
Reba McEntire, Mark Chesnutt, Toby Keith, Bill Engvall, Hal Ketchum, Rhett Akins, Shane McAnally, Jessica Andrews, Mark Wills, Claudia Church, Alexis, Daveigh Chase
1997
Tanya Tucker, Williams & Ree, Sawyer Brown, Ricky Van Shelton, Little Texas, Crystal Bernard, T. Graham Brown, Les Richardson, Alexis
1996
Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, Mark Collie, Lydia Miller, Billy Dean, Ty Herndon, Ronna Reeves, Wylie & the Wild West Show
1995
Louise Mandrell, Kentucky Headhunters, Dan Seals, Marshall Tucker, Chely Wright, Lee Greenwood, Mark Collie, Marcy Brothers, Steve Kolander, Bailey and the Boys
1994
Diamond Rio, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Tracy Byrd, Jeff Foxworthy, Williams and Ree, Billy Ray Cyrus, Bellamy Brothers, Lisa Brokop, John Bunzow, The Tractors, Merle Haggard
1993
Brooks and Dunn, Clint Black, Wynonna, Mark Collie, Junior Brown, Jerry Kilgore, Lee Roy Parnell, Evangeline, Pearl River, The Cactus Brothers, Michael Johnson
1992
Wynonna Judd, John Anderson, Collin Raye, Williams & Ree, Dennis Robbins, JJ White
VENDOR INFO
Oregon Jamboree Music Festival is proud to host vendors each year at our festival. From many food vendors to retail, we have a wide variety of vendors inside our grounds.
If you would like to see the vendor map for the upcoming festival, please click “View Vendor Map”.
If you are a prospective vendor and would like to apply for a booth space, please click “New Vendor Application” to apply.
