Independence Day at Rollins Lake
SKYNYRD
NATION
A tribute to Lynyrd Skynyrd — six guitars, twenty-two anthems, and one unforgettable night of Southern Rock under the wide open sky at Greenhorn Campground.
The eagle already lives here.
Skynyrd Nation's logo is set against a pair of eagle wings — a nod to Southern Rock and the American spirit that birthed the music.
Here at Greenhorn, we don't need to put one in a logo. A bald eagle nests in the pines above the lake — and we see him most days at dusk, riding the thermals over the cove where the band will play.
So when SteelHorse Stampede's Johnny D (now fronting Skynyrd Nation) said he wanted to bring the show to Rollins Lake for July 4th — well, the bird had already RSVP'd.
"Lord, I'm coming home to you" — and to a real bald eagle in the pines, on the Fourth of July, at the lake.
Sweet Home Alabama
A taste of what's coming to the Wagon Wheel stage Saturday night — Johnny D out front, the band in full flight.
Everything you need to know
July 4, 2026
Wheel Stage
Parking Lot
Per Vehicle
Tickets at the Gatehouse
from 6:45 PM · July 4
More than a tribute. A recreation.
Skynyrd Nation is a full-scale recreation of Lynyrd Skynyrd — the undisputed kings of Southern Rock. With unwavering dedication to authenticity, the band delivers the iconic sound, electrifying energy, and soulful storytelling that defined the legendary band.
From the soaring guitar solos of "Free Bird" to the unmistakable anthem of "Sweet Home Alabama," Skynyrd Nation takes audiences through Lynyrd Skynyrd's timeless classics. Precise musical execution. Dynamic vocals. Southern Rock soul.
Whether you're a lifelong fan or new to Lynyrd Skynyrd's music, this is the power, passion, and authenticity of a true Southern Rock revival. Three guitars. A piano player. The Honkettes on backing vocals. The works.
The Lineup
Eight musicians. One mission. Ronnie's legacy, live.
Twenty-two anthems. All the hits.
The Skynyrd Nation setlist runs deep — every song you remember and a few you didn't know you'd missed.
Setlist subject to spontaneous brilliance.
Hear them play.
A few more from Skynyrd Nation — for the drive up, or to sell your friends on coming.
I Know A Little
Don't Ask Me No Questions
From your car to the stage.
The Wagon Wheel is a five-acre clearing tucked into the campground — a natural amphitheater with the stage on one end and a wide open lawn for the audience. Open to the public: Band Access passes are $15/vehicle, sold at the Gatehouse from 6:45 PM. Campers stay free.
Arrive at the Gatehouse
Roll up to the Gatehouse starting at 6:45 PM. Pick up your Band Access pass — $15 per vehicle, cash or card. Camping with us tonight? You're already in — no charge.
Park in Day Use
Pull into the Day Use parking lot. Short, easy walk from there to the Wagon Wheel — follow the signs and the sound of soundcheck.
Find Your Spot
Assemble in front of the stage on the wide open lawn. Bring a chair, a blanket, the whole crew.
Rock Out
7:30 PM the lights come up and Johnny D opens with the first chord. Two hours of straight Skynyrd.
Where the music meets the water.
Just a few reasons we love throwing a show here.
Big wheels keep on turnin', carry me home to see my kin — sing songs about the Southland, I miss Alabamy once again.
Plan Your Visit →
Camping fills up fast on holiday weekends.
Reserve a site at greenhorncampgroundllc.com or text us at (530) 388-0328.