Keith Urban headlining Boots in the Park country music festival in Gilbert

PHOENIX — Country singer-songwriter Keith Urban will be headlining Boots in the Park when it returns to Gilbert next spring, the festival announced Monday.

The country music concert series will take over Gilbert Regional Park, which is located at 3005 E. Queen Creek Road, for one day on March 21, 2026.

In addition to Keith Urban, the festival’s lineup includes Dustin Lynch, Mitchell Tenpenny, Mackenzie Carpenter and Bryan Martin.

Doors for Boots in the Park will open at noon and re-entry is not allowed.

When do tickets go on sale for 2026 Boots in the Park in Gilbert?

A presale to buy tickets for the event starts on Friday at 8 a.m. Arizonans wanting to take advantage of the presale need to register online to gain access.

General admission tickets will start at $84 and the price will increase as ticket quantities sell out. Children under the age of 5 receive free admission with the purchase of a parent or guardian ticket, regardless of the ticket type.

There are VIP tickets available for Boots in the Park that provide attendees with express entry, a VIP viewing area, partial upfront stage access, a commemorative VIP lanyard, VIP-only food vendors, a VIP-only bar with top-shelf selections and private, flushable restrooms. The tickets start at $204 and that price also goes up as ticket quantities sell out. It is important to note the VIP food and beverages are not included in the ticket and need to be purchased separately.

For concert goers who plan on going with a big group, covered cabanas can be purchased at $4,000 for a standard and $5,000 for premium viewing.

The cabana comes with furniture and a front porch as well as amenities. They include 10 VIP admissions, private expedited entry into the festival, a dedicated concierge, waitress and security, access to dedicated VIP-only flushable restrooms, two bottles of alcohol and mixers and one bottle of champagne. Only those who are 21+ can consume the alcohol.

In addition to the live music, there will be a country club dance hall, mechanical bull riding, axe throwing, art for viewing and a sports bar called Tailgate Tavern.

The event will be primarily cashless as the box office and bars only accept debit or credit cards, but it was noted online that some vendors may accept cash.

Parking for the festival will be available onsite, but it is paid. Attendees will be given the option to pre-purchase parking when buying their admission ticket.

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