There are just two weeks left until the biggest country music festival of the year hits the streets of Downtown Nashville! Spotify has announced that their beloved Spotify House will return to the Ole Red venue in Nashville, TN.

During the four days of nonstop music from Thursday, June 8 to Sunday, June 11, fans from around the world will be able to listen to new and top artists from the streaming giant’s Hot Country playlist.

Artists set to perform are Brad Paisley, Brothers Osborne, Dierks Bentley, Hailey Whitters, Ingrid Andress, Jordan Davis, Luke Grimes, Mickey Guyton, Old Dominion, Lady A and Ruston Kelly, along with Alana Springsteen, Ashley Cooke, Avery Anna, Brett Young, Brian Kelley, Chase Rice, Chayce Beckham, Chris Young, Colbie Caillat, Conner Smith, Dalton Dover, Danielle Bradbery, Dylan Marlowe, Dylan Schneider, Ella Langley, Ian Munsick, Jon Pardi, Josh Ross, Kameron Marlowe, Kylie Morgan, Lily Rose, Mackenzie Carpenter, Mitchell Tenpenny, Restless Road, Riley Green, Sam Hunt, Tanner Adell, Tenille Arts, Warren Zeiders, and 49 Winchester.

Spotify House will also be welcoming exclusive DJ sets from Diplo Presents Thomas Wesley and Cheat Codes + Friends, as well as a Fresh Finds Stage where fans can see new acts before they are the talk of the town.

“The Spotify House has become a CMA Fest staple and we couldn’t be more excited to be returning to Ole Red again this year,” said Jackie Augustus, Lead, of Country & Folk, Artist Partnerships at Spotify.  “As always, we wanted the lineup to reflect the trends and discoveries that listeners have been making on platform. Every year the genre expands into new influences and sounds, so we’re looking forward to giving the fans an opportunity to experience 2023 country in its fullest. And as always, we have a few surprises up our sleeves, so you never know who might show up on our stage…”

Fans can stop by Spotify House beginning Thursday, June 8 through Saturday, June 10 from 11:00am to 2:00am CT daily, and Sunday, June 11 from 11:00am to 6:00pm CT. All shows will be open to the public, and space will be limited to first-come, first-served.