Get ready to shine in your most dazzling outfit and rock your highest blonde wig because Dollyfest is on the horizon for 2027, honoring the iconic Dolly Parton in a unique way.
The international music festival, initially slated to coincide with Parton’s 80th birthday and featuring her as the main act alongside other artists, was postponed last year due to health concerns.
However, the organizers have revealed that the “star-studded” event will still take place in Nashville and London over two consecutive weekends next year, paying tribute to the “Queen of Country.”
Parton, known for timeless hits like Jolene, I Will Always Love You, and 9 to 5, passed away at the age of 80, leaving a legacy of music, humor, and philanthropy that touched countless lives.
The estate promises that Dollyfest will be a celebration that mirrors the joy and vibrancy that Parton embodied throughout her life.
While details about the festival remain scarce, the exact dates and lineup of performers are yet to be unveiled, keeping fans eagerly anticipating the event.
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Danny Nozell, the organizer of Dollyfest, declared, “We will bring to life what Dolly initiated, in a way that honors her essence and invites global artists and fans to be part of this special event, allowing time for mourning and preparation.”
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