Sand In My Boots Festival Announces Music Set Times

Musician set times announced for festival

Just one month from now the Gulf Shores beaches will be covered with happy ticket holders to the Sand In My Boots Fest. Morgan Wallen and his friends will debut the new music festival. The three-day festival and beach vacation is set to take place on the idyllic shores of Gulf Shores, Alabama, May 16-18, 2025.

There will be two main stages at the event. The Sand In My Boots Stage Presented by Boot Barn: The picture-perfect backdrop for your core Sand In My Boots memories, all the way until the last note.

The second Dangerous Stage Presented by Cody James: Twist the top off another round and stay right here tonight 'cause leaving this stage could be dangerous.

While general tickets have sold out for the event, many people are posting them for sale on social media. Be very cautious of those transactions and try to buy, beg or borrow tickets from someone you know.

VIP passholders can immerse themselves in luxury at This Beach Club, featuring shade, misting, private air-conditioned restrooms, a complimentary bar and more! VIP and Super VIP passholders can watch Morgan Wallen from the beach, with a beer in hand and toes in the pool.

Just want to dance to the music? There is the Monster Beach Club: Lose yourself to dance during all day beach parties at the Monster Energy Beach Club. Then take a dip in the ocean and you'll be energized for the evening's headliners.

So many people have asked, Yes there will be a Ferris wheel. The 'Spin You Around' Ferris Wheel: Don't miss the best views of Sand In My Boots from the Ferris Wheel. There is no better photo op to capture the most incredible weekend of your life.

The city and local businesses are prepared to welcome the festival fans to Gulf Shores. The Sand In My Boots music set times are provided below:

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