Smoke Show Festival Is Bringing a Monster Lineup to Gilbert, Arizona
Gilbert, Arizona is about to get loud in the best way possible.
On Saturday, October 24, 2026, The Smoke Show Festival rolls into Gilbert Regional Park with the kind of lineup that makes you clear your calendar early. BBQ, whiskey, country music, and a stacked bill of bands that are built for the stage? That is about as perfect as it gets.
This is not one of those festivals where you show up late for the headliner and call it good. This is an all-day, don’t-miss-a-set kind of lineup.
Treaty Oak Revival
At the top of the bill is Treaty Oak Revival, and if you have ever seen them live, you already know why this is a big deal.
Treaty Oak brings that perfect mix of Red Dirt, rock, country, and pure chaos in the best way. Their shows feel less like a concert and more like a group of friends yelling every word together while the band blows the roof off the place. They have the kind of energy that turns casual fans into diehards fast.
Their live show is loud, gritty, honest, and full of songs that hit harder in person. Having them headline this festival makes the whole thing feel like an event, not just another concert.
49 Winchester
49 Winchester is one of those bands that feels made for a festival stage.
They bring soul, grit, and big-time live energy every time they play. There is something about their sound that feels both old-school and fresh at the same time. The vocals, the musicianship, the songwriting, the way the songs build live — it all just works.
They are the kind of band that can slow things down and have the crowd locked in, then turn around and blow the doors off the place. Seeing 49 Winchester on this lineup makes Smoke Show Festival feel even more complete.
Corey Kent
Corey Kent brings the kind of country show that belongs in front of a big crowd.
He has the songs, the voice, and the stage presence to make a festival set feel huge. His music fits perfectly in that space between modern country and Red Dirt influence, and live, that comes across even stronger.
Corey Kent is one of those artists who can pull in fans from all over the country music map. Whether you already know every word or you are hearing him for the first time, his set is going to be one of the ones people talk about after the festival.
Gannon Fremin & CCREV
Gannon Fremin & CCREV are exactly the kind of band that makes a lineup like this fun from top to bottom.
They bring that raw, live-band energy that belongs at a festival like Smoke Show. This is the type of group you want to see with a cold drink in your hand, standing in a crowd that keeps getting louder with every song.
There is nothing polished-to-death about it. It feels real, it feels alive, and it feels like the kind of music that wins people over on stage. If you are showing up early, this is one set you should not skip.
Eddie and The Getaway
Eddie and The Getaway round out the lineup with a sound that fits perfectly into the day.
They bring a mix of country, rock, and desert-road energy that feels right at home in Arizona. Their songs have that easy-to-connect-with feel, but live, they add the extra punch that makes a festival set memorable.
They are a great fit for Smoke Show because they help set the tone: good music, good energy, and no reason to be anywhere else.
This One Has All the Makings of an Epic Day
The Smoke Show Festival lineup is stacked from top to bottom. Treaty Oak Revival, 49 Winchester, Corey Kent, Gannon Fremin & CCREV, and Eddie and The Getaway all bring something different, but they all have one thing in common: they are great live.
That is what makes this festival so exciting.
It is not just about names on a flyer. It is about the kind of day where every set feels worth watching, the crowd gets louder as the sun goes down, and by the time the headliner hits the stage, everyone knows they are part of something special.
Gilbert, Arizona is in for one epic night.
Smoke, whiskey, country music, and a lineup built for live music fans.
That sounds like a pretty perfect Saturday to us.
