The Stagecoach Music Festival in Indio, California happens to be one of the most exciting weekends on the country music calendar. This year's festival proved to be an unforgettable time unlike any other. Luke Bryan, Kane Brown, and Chris Stapleton served as headliners for the weekend. Here are some highlights from the three-day festival.

Bryan headlined the first night of the festival, proving he was the perfect artist to kick off the weekend.

Brown brought out his wife and collaborator Katelyn to sing their hit duet, “Thank God.”

Gabby Barrett electrified the crowd with her songs, including smash single “I Hope.” The crowd obviously knew every word.

Jon Pardi received a special surprise during his Stagecoach set. The California native was invited to be the newest member of the Grand Ole Opry.

Bailey Zimmerman gave his #1 song “Rock And A Hard Place” the Stagecoach treatment.

Priscilla Block brought her ‘block party’ to the desert. She wowed the crowd with her impressive vocals and stage presence.

Legendary duo Brooks & Dunn brought down the house with their hit songs. The crowd especially loved singing along to “Neon Moon.”

Diplo may have been a surprise performer to some, but the DJ has released several country tracks. He played some of his new music for the Stagecoach crowd.

Lainey Wilson sang her recent #1 song “Heart Like A Truck” underneath the desert sun.

Stapleton headlined the final night as he always delivers his signature vocals and dazzling guitar playing.

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