Stagecoach 2026 Sunday, April 26 is the festival’s final day. Post Malone headlines, but the daytime and early evening lineup features Counting Crows, Journey, Brooks & Dunn (reprising their Friday performance), Hootie & the Blowfish, and other artists rotating across multiple stages. Sunday’s schedule is more relaxed than Saturday’s intensity—many fans depart after weekend, while dedicated attendees stay for the closing spectacle.
Sunday Schedule Overview
Gates open at 11 a.m. on Sunday. Early afternoon sets begin around noon on secondary stages. Mid-afternoon transitions feature bigger supporting acts. Evening brings the closing headliner sequence. Check the official Stagecoach app for exact set times, as festival scheduling finalizes closer to performance dates. Sunday’s spacing feels more relaxed than weekend days—fewer artists competing for attention, more chill festival vibes.
Post Malone Closing Headline (8-10 p.m.)
Post Malone takes the stage to close Stagecoach 2026. His 90+ minute closing set will feature massive production value, lighting spectacles, and his entire career catalog alongside country material. The closing moment will likely be emotionally significant—final festival song, confetti cannons, dramatic lighting. Festival attendees will leave with Post Malone’s performance as their final memory of Stagecoach 2026.
How to Maximize Sunday at Stagecoach
Sunday suits a more relaxed pace. Sleep in, arrive at the festival mid-morning, enjoy the slower early-day rhythm. See artists you missed Saturday or explore stages you didn’t hit. Take breaks, enjoy food without insane lines, and recharge for the evening’s closing energy. Position yourself for Post Malone’s headline by 7:30 p.m. at the latest. The final hours will be unforgettable.
Stagecoach 2026 Sunday will deliver the festival’s closing magic. Post Malone’s headline will be historic. Keep following Sunset Country Fest for live Sunday updates, setlist information, and exclusive final-day coverage.