
C2C Country to Country is a flagship event that has transformed the landscape of country music in the UK and Europe. Launched in 2013 at London’s O2 Arena, the festival was the first of its kind in the UK to bring a multi-day lineup of major country stars to a large arena setting, effectively filling a void left by previous country music events.
Since its inception, C2C has grown exponentially, expanding to include dates in Glasgow, Dublin, and more recently, Belfast. The music on offer is a direct pipeline from Nashville to London, featuring a mix of chart-topping headliners like Carrie Underwood and Luke Combs alongside rising stars from the US, UK, and Europe.
With a capacity of up to 25,000 per day at the O2, and drawing tens of thousands of fans over the weekend, the festival creates an electric and immersive atmosphere. It’s a three-day celebration where fans, many dressed in their best country-western attire, immerse themselves in the music and culture. Beyond the main arena shows, the festival’s unique “pop-up stages” in and around the O2 provide a free, carnival-like atmosphere with busking and smaller performances, creating a true sense of community and making C2C an essential annual pilgrimage for country music enthusiasts.

ZACH TOP
Scotty McCreery
Waylon Wyatt
Noeline Hofmann
KEITH URBAN
Russell Dickerson
Tyler Braden
Alana Springsteen
Bayker Blankenship
BROOKS & DUNN
Drake Milligan
Kamerson Marlowe
Ashley Cooke
Mackenzie Carpenter
The O2 Arena is a world-renowned multi-purpose indoor arena located on the Greenwich Peninsula in southeast London. Its history is tied to the dramatic and often controversial Millennium Dome, a massive dome-shaped structure built to house an exhibition celebrating the turn of the new millennium. After the exhibition closed in 2000, the dome sat largely unused for several years, often referred to as a “white elephant.” However, in 2005, the mobile phone company O2 acquired the naming rights, and the structure underwent a massive redevelopment. The O2 Arena, a new and technologically advanced venue, was constructed within the dome’s shell and opened in 2007, quickly becoming one of the busiest music venues in the world.
Today, The O2 is a vast entertainment district that includes the arena, a music club (Indigo at The O2), a cinema, a range of restaurants and bars, and a shopping outlet. Its location is a key factor in its success, being easily accessible via the Jubilee line at North Greenwich station. The venue is a premier destination for a wide variety of events, with the main arena having a capacity of up to 20,000. It hosts major concerts by global superstars, from rock legends and pop icons to country music artists, as well as large-scale comedy shows, awards ceremonies like the BRIT Awards, and major sporting events, including the ATP Finals and events during the 2012 Summer Olympics. Beyond the main arena, visitors can enjoy a unique experience by climbing “Up at The O2” to walk across the roof of the iconic dome, offering stunning views of London.












