Road to Nashville Outdoor Festival | Wollaton Hall 2027

About Road to Nashville Outdoor Festival | Wollaton Hall

Wollaton Hall & Deer Park gives this Nottingham date its backdrop. On Sunday 6 June 2027, Road to Nashville Outdoor Festival | Wollaton Hall runs at Wollaton Hall Park, Nottingham NG8 2AE as a country and Americana music festival. It runs from noon to 10pm.

The Road to Nashville name began in Nottingham in 2025 with a debut at The Nest. The Wollaton Hall outdoor edition sits on the 2027 Road to Nashville tour.

Lineup and Programme

The bill leans into country and Americana, with a tribute-heavy strand and US/UK country artists in the main arena. Music is split between the Main Stage and the All-Star Tribute Stage. Two arenas, simple split.

Away from the stages, the site programme includes honky tonk line dancing, roaming entertainers and mechanical rodeo bull rides. Vintage fairground games are included too, alongside BBQ and smokehouse street food set against western decor.

Who Is It For?

Families and country-music fans are the clearest fit. It is a 6+ event, with family-ticket options available. For family tickets, U18s must be accompanied by a responsible adult aged 21 or over.

The noon-to-10pm timing keeps it in daytime-to-evening territory. The extras skew western rather than club-site: line dancing, rodeo-bull rides and fairground games.

The Venue and Site

Wollaton Hall Park is a heritage park setting rather than a permanent festival ground. The event uses Wollaton Hall & Deer Park, with the hall and parkland as the physical frame.

Facilities include toilets, the Courtyard café and shop, and the 508 café. There are picnic areas plus on-site and blue badge parking. Ramp and level access are available.

Travel Info

Wollaton Hall Park is in Nottingham, around three miles west of the city centre.

• Nearest rail: Beeston Station is 2.99 km from Wollaton Hall and Natural History Museum.
• Nottingham Train Station is 4.25 km from the venue.
• Road access includes M1 junction 25, then the A52 towards Nottingham.
• Local routes include the A52 / Derby Road, Middleton Boulevard / A6514, Bardills roundabout and Bramcote roundabout.
• On-site parking is available. Standard public parking is £5 on weekdays and £6 at weekends; special-event charges may apply.
• Blue badge parking is available, and coach parking is £50.