Tickets are on sale for the Honky Tonk Summer Jam, a two-night country music festival set for July 3, 2026 and July 4, 2026 at the Bracebridge Fairgrounds, 331 Fraserburg Road in Bracebridge, Ontario. Organizers say the expanded event will offer live music both nights and weekend camping for attendees who want to stay on site. The festival is presented by Knight Hawks Entertainment.
Friday night, July 3, will open with line dancing followed by a set from Black Water Union and a live DJ. Saturday, July 4, features a full bill led by The Martin Boys, Ryan Langdon and Cam Galloway, with additional performances from Brian John Harwood, Andy Colonico, Alexis Taylor, Aydan & Becky, Beasley, Mackenzie Leigh Meyer, Makinna Givens and Noah Ruttan. Ryan Langdon is noted for earning recognition from the Country Music Association of Ontario.
Organizers point to the festival’s charitable purpose as a key part of the event. The inaugural Honky Tonk Summer Jam in 2025 raised more than $20,000 for Andy’s House, the 10-bed palliative care hospice in Port Carling that opened in October 2020 to serve South-West Muskoka. Proceeds from the 2026 event will again support the hospice, which relies on community fundraising to supplement operating funds.
The move from a single-day event in 2025 to a two-night format in 2026 reflects growth in the festival’s footprint and demand for local summer entertainment. Weekend camping is available at the fairgrounds for people who want to stay through both nights. For tickets and full event details, visit the festival website at Honky Tonk Summer Jam.
