Carrie Underwood is set to headline the first night of the 2025 Country’s Calling Festival, a three-day country music event taking place in Ocean City, Maryland, from October 3–5. As one of the festival’s marquee performers, fans are eager to see her on Friday, October 3. But just how much will it cost to be there?
General Admission Pricing
A one-day general admission (GA) ticket for Friday, October 3—when Underwood takes the stage—costs $175, fees included, according to the festival’s official ticketing platform. The breakdown shows a base price of $143.45 with fees adding another $31.55. This GA pass grants entry to the festival grounds and all the day’s performances, not just Underwood’s set.
Multi-Day Savings
For fans planning to enjoy the entire festival, a three-day GA pass costs $335. While this is a higher upfront cost, it’s a significant savings compared to buying three separate one-day passes, which would total $525. This pricing structure encourages attendees to experience the full lineup, which also includes Luke Bryan, Luke Combs, and Brooks & Dunn.
Resale Market and Other Options
On resale platforms, prices are higher. For instance, Vivid Seats lists one-day tickets for October 3 at $248 or more. This markup highlights the advantage of purchasing directly through the official festival website.
Additional Costs and Considerations
If you’re looking for memorabilia, you can add a collectible credential and lanyard for $10, bringing the total to $185. However, this credential is not required for entry. The festival also offers layaway plans starting at $25, providing a more flexible payment option. For families, children 8 and under can attend for free with a ticketed adult.
A Worthwhile Experience
At $175 for a one-day GA ticket, the cost to see Carrie Underwood at the Country’s Calling Festival is relatively in line with similar large-scale music events. Considering the other acts performing that day and the festival’s location at the Ocean City Inlet and Boardwalk, attendees can expect a memorable experience.
Tickets are reportedly selling fast, so fans should act quickly if they want to lock in the official price before turning to costlier resale options.
