Treaty Oak Revival, Red Clay Strays and Charley Crockett will headline the inaugural Minnesota Country Club festival July 10-11 in St. Paul.

The two-day event marks the first edition of what organizers plan to establish as an annual country music festival in the Twin Cities metro area. The lineup brings together established acts and rising stars in country and Americana music.

Treaty Oak Revival, known for their blend of country and rock influences, will close out the festival on July 11. The Texas-based band has built a following through constant touring and releases like “No Vacancy” and “Have a Nice Day.”

Red Clay Strays bring their Southern sound to the festival following breakout success with songs including “Wondering Why” and “Moment of Truth.” The Alabama group has gained momentum through streaming platforms and live performances across the country.

Charley Crockett rounds out the headlining trio with his mix of country, blues and soul. The Texas singer-songwriter has released multiple albums in recent years and earned recognition for both original songs and interpretations of classic material.

Additional performers and venue details for Minnesota Country Club are expected to be announced in coming weeks. Tickets go on sale through the festival’s official website starting Friday at 10 a.m. local time.

Stay tuned to Breaking And Entering for even more festival news and lineup announcements.