Luke Bryan Farm Tour 2025 Rocks Fowlerville

Around 20,000 fans gathered at the Van Gilder Family Farm near Fowlerville this weekend for the 2025 edition of the Luke Bryan Farm Tour.

The most significant drought in Michigan in more than a decade meant a dusty experience for those who attended the Luke Bryan Farm Tour in Fowlerville on September 20. (Photo via JR, Townsquare Media Lansing)

Saturday's event marked the third time Fowlerville has been a stop on the Luke Bryan Farm Tour. The first two times (in 2021 and 2022) were held several miles away at the Kubiak Family Farm.

Same Town, Different Farm for Luke Bryan Farm Tour's Michigan Stop

Organizers had originally planned to host the show at the Kubiak Farm again this year, but shifted gears about a month before the show, citing logistical issues. The lack of adequate cell service had been cited as a major reason for the move, but many who attended the 2025 show at the Van Gilder Farm said they still experienced little to no cell service while at the concert.

Who Performed at the Luke Bryan Farm Tour?

Country newcomer Zach John King kicked off the show, followed by sets from openers The Peach Pickers (composed of hit songwriters Rhett Akins, Dallas Davidson and Ben Hayslip) and Tyler Hubbard. DJ Rock kept the crowd pumped between acts. Bryan took the stage shortly before 9pm and played a 25-song set.

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History and Positive Effects of the Luke Bryan Farm Tour

Bryan was raised on a peanut farm in his native state of Georgia, and has long been a proponent of farmers. He began the "Farm Tour" concept back in 2009 as a way to give back. Beyond entertaining throngs of fans, the Luke Bryan Farm Tour's been responsible for providing more than 80 scholarships to students from farming families and has collected donations totaling more than 10 million meals for local food banks for its partner, Feeding America.