Bangers, Beers & Bull Duels: The Big Four Roadhouse Concert Lineup Is Here
The Calgary Stampede is coming in loud this year—and we’re not just talking about fireworks and fried food. The Big Four Roadhouse is once again turning up the volume with a killer 10-day concert lineup and it’s honestly stacked.
From nostalgic throwbacks to hip-hop heavyweights, indie gems, and pop stars who’ve been living rent-free in our heads since 2004, this is the spot to vibe, dance, eat, drink, and challenge someone to a mechanical bull duel (because of course that’s a thing).
Here’s who’s hitting the stage from July 4–13. Bookmark this. Text your group chat. Start planning the fits.
July 4
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Natasha Bedingfield – Unwritten? Still a banger.
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Diamond Cafe – Smooth synthy vibes.
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Danny Nix & The Heat – They’re warming things up all week.
July 5
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Smino – Genre-blending brilliance. R&B, hip-hop, soul—all in one fire set.
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Danny Nix & The Heat – Back at it again.
July 6
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Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit – Americana legends in the flesh.
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MJ Lenderman and the Wind – Sad cowboy music, but make it cool.
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The Paper Kites – Dreamy folk rock straight from Australia.
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Noeline Hofmann – A local star on the rise.
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Boy Golden – Alt-country with a side of psychedelic. Yeehaw.
July 7
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TLC – That’s right. THE TLC. Prepare to scream-sing every word to “No Scrubs.”
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Kate & The Comets – Rockabilly swagger and retro vibes.
July 8
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De La Soul – Legends. Icons. Say less.
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Kate & The Comets – Keeping the vibes high.
July 9
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Lil Jon – What?! Okay!! Yeahhh!!!
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Kate & The Comets – Back again, and we’re not mad about it.
July 10
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Boys Like Girls – Emo night is alive and well. Bring your 2007 feelings.
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Jory Kinjo – Reggae, soul, and groove. The perfect pre-set warmup.
July 11
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Yung Gravy – You already know it’s gonna get weird and wonderful.
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Jory Kinjo – Back to keep it smooth.
July 12
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Tom Morello – Riffs that’ll melt your face. One night only.
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Jory Kinjo – A solid 3-day run? We love to see it.
July 13
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mike. – Rap meets reflection. It’s gonna hit.
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Jory Kinjo – Closing things down with some serious soul.
The Verdict
The Big Four Roadhouse is always a good time, but this year’s lineup? Chef’s kiss. Whether you’re reliving your emo phase, rediscovering 2000s bops, or finding your next indie fave, the Bud Light Stage has something for every kind of Stampede party person.
So grab your boots, text your crew, and we’ll see you at the bull. Yee to the haw.