Stagecoach returns to Indio’s Empire Polo Club on April 23–25, 2027, bringing together country stars, rising talent, and crossover acts for three days in the desert. Riley Green, Zach Top, and Garth Brooks headline the festival.

We used Booking Agent Info’s music industry database to look up which agencies booked the 2027 lineup and compare their shares with 2026. The biggest shift: WME and CAA together represent 71% of the lineup, up from 48% in the previous edition.

WME takes the lead with 41%, an 18-percentage-point jump from 23% in 2026. That puts more than two out of every five acts on the lineup with WME, including headliner Zach Top, Chris Lane, and Cody Jinks.

CAA grows its share but loses the top spot. After leading the 2026 breakdown with 25%, the agency rises to 30% for 2027, with a roster that includes headliner Garth Brooks, Shaboozey, and Florida Georgia Line.

THE·TEAM with 12%, down from 16% in 2026. They booked Sean Paul, Cameron Whitcomb, and Waylon Wyatt, reflecting the festival’s mix of established crossover names and emerging country talent.

The Neal Agency booked 7%, with headliner Riley Green alongside HARDY and ERNEST.

UTA booked 7%, down from 10% in 2026. Its lineup includes Stephen Wilson Jr., Dylan Gossett, Buffalo Traffic Jam, and The Fray, spanning country, folk, and rock.

Evergreen Artist Group with 3%, matching its 2026 share, with Hudson Westbrook and Tyce Delk on the lineup.