The night kicked off with popular Luke Combs doing a long set including hit “Hurricane” that had girls running in from the concourse singing all the words.

He performed a fun set with his band The Raging Idiots too. The evening show was again hosted by Bobby Bones (yes, Dancing With the Stars!), a top iHeart radio personality who brings the show to life each time he comes. The day of the show the storm cleared out and the sun returned. The daytime village was another great fun festival free for the public and benefited from the last minute weather improvement- Austin had been experiencing a very wet and rainy April and start to May. There were also tons of great rising new artists including Lauren Alaina, Morgan Wallen, and Tenille Townes. Regulars Little Big Town and Florida Georgia Line rounded out the headliners. With music legend headliner Tim McGraw, the show drew fans from all ages. Six years in a row have built this event into a festival staple. Together.It was another epic year for iheart Country festival in Austin at UT’s Frank Erwin Center. With your contribution to youth mental health at BMO Walk so Kids Can Talk, we can unlock hope for more young people to thrive, explore their identity and navigate life in an increasingly complex world. With our Canada-wide community of supporters, we’re talking about radical landscape change to Canada’s mental health ecosystem. Kids Help Phone has an ambition to transform access to more equitable resources through the power of technology, data and innovation. No matter where a young person lives, or what they’re experiencing, they deserve support that recognizes their unique mental health needs. Right now, youth in Canada are in crisis. The Walk is a five-kilometre, family-friendly event that takes place in over 15 in-person and virtual locations across Canada. Join Kids Help Phone at BMO Walk so Kids Can Talk in support of youth mental health in Canada.

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