It’s about time to dust off the cowboy boots and bolo ties. Goldenvoice’s Stagecoach Country Music Festival is set to return to the Empire Polo Club in Indio on April 25-27, and the tickets go on sale this week.

The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival’s sister country fest will follow the back-to-back weekends of Coachella, which will be held on April 11-13 and 18-20.

Although Stagecoach hasn’t officially announced the lineup, advanced passes will go on sale at 11 a.m. Friday at stagecoachfestival.com. General admission passes start at $499 during the advance sale and will increase to $529 later with multiple-tier pricing. Corral standing pit passes in front of the Mane Stage start at $1,799, and reserved seating starts at $1,099-$2,199. A Rhinestone Saloon pass, which includes a viewing area of the Mane Stage with specialty food and drink vendors, air-conditioned restrooms, and a festival merchandise booth, starts at $899. Passes will be available at stagecoach.com.

In April, Stagecoach celebrated its 16th year in Indio with headlining sets by Eric Church, Miranda Lambert and Morgan Wallen. As usual, festival curators also expanded the layout to expand restaurateur and TV personality Guy Fieri’s Stagecoach Smokehouse.

EDM DJ and producer Diplo curated and expanded the Honky Tonk Dance Hall, bringing some of his friends and DJ’s including The Chainsmokers, Alana Grace, Cheat Grace, Cheat Codes, DJ Keahi, DJ Lauren, James Kennedy and more. Even though the Honky Tonk was setting the tone with DJ sets, the after-parties at Late Night in Palomino were just as massive. Nickelback, Diplo, and Wiz Khalifa all headlined the stage with densely packed-out crowds that had fans stretched all the way to the perimeters of the festival.