ABOUT COUNTRY LEGENDS FESTIVAL

Jeremy LeVan and Matt Hull love country music, and they agree that all too often, the stars of yesteryear fade and are forgotten.  Their vision is to bring the country legends--the artists they grew up listening to--in one place, and share that music with their community.

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Jeremy and Matt founded the Country Legends Concert Series in 2020 and launched the first CLCS concert on September 5, 2020, at Lion's Park in West Liberty, Ohio.  Despite the pandemic, the concert was safe and successful for thousands of fans as Little Texas rocked the small town. 

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The duo expanded the concert on September 4, 2021, bringing in multiple acts and expanding upon their venue.  Despite inclement weather, thousands of loyal fans battled the elements to enjoy the likes of Clay Walker, John Michael Montgomery and Confederate Railroad.  The then second-year festival lasted 8 hours and was a success.  Which has inspired Jeremy and Matt to continue to expand and improve their festival, adding a secondary stage and additional artist.  In the fall of 2021, the event was rebranded from Country Legends Concert Series (still the business name) to Country Legends Festival.

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After record breaking attendance in the fall of 2024, Country Legends Festival had outgrown their current location and weekend and decided to move the event.  The event was moved to the Bellefontaine Regional Airport for 2025 and a second day was added.

Jeremy and Matt have a passion for concerts and music, and are excited to share it with their community.  They both have spent time as stage hands, businessmen, and planners, and are committed to providing the best quality entertainment at the best possible value.  

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You would be hard-pressed to find a duo as dedicated, hardworking, and compassionate about their craft.  Jeremy and Matt are two guys with a bit of experience, creating an epic experience.  That's their promise to their friends, fans, and supporters.