Tyler Childers Kroger Field Bag Policy

So, you’ve snagged tickets to see Tyler Childers at Kroger Field. Amazing. You’ve already planned your outfit—flannel, boots, maybe a hat that says “I Stole This From My Grandpa.” But before you head out, let’s talk about the real headliner of the night: the bag policy. Yes, it’s a buzzkill, but it’s also your ticket to a smooth entrance. Trust me, you don’t want to be that person doing a frantic, glittery dump of a purse at security while Tyler’s already crooning about Kentucky.

Here’s the official rundown, straight from the venue’s playbook: clear bags only. Think of it as a stadium-wide game of “I Spy.” Your bag must be completely transparent, plastic, vinyl, or PVC. Size limit? Think 12” x 6” x 12”—roughly the size of a large shoebox, or your dignity after you try to sneak in a full backpack. Pro tip: Those clear tote bags from your last concert? Dust them off. Kroger Field will wave you through faster than you can say “Nose on the Grindstone.”

But what if you’re a minimalist? Small clutches (no bigger than 4.5” x 6.5”) are allowed, even if they’re not clear. Slip your phone, ID, and a credit card in—and maybe a tiny flask, but I didn’t tell you that. Leave the massive purse at home. It’s a country show, not a cargo expedition. And please, please don’t bring a camelback. That’s for hiking, not for swaying to “All Your’n.”

One last thing: no outside food or drinks—not even a single, sad granola bar. Kroger Field wants your money at the concession stands. But do bring your patience. Security lines can be chaotic, so arrive early, breathe deep, and remember: you’re about to hear a voice that sounds like the mountains singing. So pack light, pack clear, and get ready to dance. The only bag you really need is the one holding your memories. And maybe a sealed water bottle. Actually, definitely a sealed water bottle—it’s gonna be a hot one under those stadium lights.