Koe Wetzel, Tucker Wetmore, Ian Munsick, and Shane Smith & The Saints to Headline 2026 Wild Trails Festival

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LEWISBURG, WV (03/25/2026) (readMedia)-- The State Fair of West Virginia announces the return of the Wild Trails Festival, set for June 18–20, 2026, at the State Fairgrounds in Lewisburg.

Headlining the 2026 festival are Koe Wetzel, Tucker Wetmore, Ian Munsick, and Shane Smith & The Saints, joined by a diverse lineup including Kolby Cooper, Kaitlin Butts, Larry Fleet, Bayker Blankenship, Evan Honer, The Creekers, The Jack Wharff Band, and more.

Now in its second year, Wild Trails Festival brings together three days of live music, camping, and outdoor adventure in the heart of "Wild, Wonderful West Virginia." Held over West Virginia Day weekend, the festival blends top country and Americana artists with regional talent and a full weekend experience built for fans to stay, explore, and be part of an amazing weekend.

Tickets are available now at wildtrailswv.com or by calling 1-800-314-ETIX (3849). Three-day passes and VIP packages are currently on sale, offering the full weekend experience with on-site camping included. A limited number of single-day tickets may be released closer to the event, if available.

"Wild Trails is more than a music festival-it's a celebration of everything that makes West Virginia special," said State Fair CEO Kelly Collins. "We're proud to welcome guests from near and far to experience live music, community, and the incredible outdoor adventures our state has to offer."

Building on a successful inaugural year that welcomed visitors from more than 40 states and multiple Canadian provinces, Wild Trails Festival continues to grow as a premier summer event in the region. Organizers say the event not only delivers unforgettable entertainment but also showcases West Virginia's natural beauty and outdoor recreation opportunities.

Festival-goers can enjoy on-site camping, a variety of food and craft vendors, and easy access to nearby hiking, fishing, and local attractions throughout the Greenbrier Valley-making Wild Trails a true destination event.