Cavendish Beach Music Festival lineup complete



Tanya Tucker

Tanya Tucker

Published on May 11, 2011
Published on May 11, 2011
 
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The Cavendish Beach Music Festival announced the complete concert lineup at a news conference today. Performances from over 30 artists will take place over four days, July 7-10, at the festival grounds in the coastal community of Cavendish Beach.

Among the acts announced this morning are Tanya Tucker, Amanda Wilkinson and Slowcoaster.

The weekend includes a songwriters circle on Friday, July 8 on the Kitchen Stage, featuring: Lennie Gallant, Dave Gunning, Molly Thomason, Gordie Sampson, Catherine MacLellan and other special guests; impromptu performances throughout the weekend, guest chefs and more.

This year’s lineup includes:

Toby Keith

Brad Paisley

Trace Adkins

Johnny Reid

Ricky Skaggs

George Canyon

Tanya Tucker

Eric Church

Doc Walker

Amanda Wilkinson

Corb Lund

Deric Ruttan

Aaron Lewis

Chad Brownlee

Lennie Gallant

Dave Gunning

Kevin Chase

Jetty Road

The Stellas

Matt Moore

Samantha Robichaud

Hayley

Marshall Dane

The Stanfields

Molly Thomason

Makayla Lynn

Gordie Sampson

Catherine MacLellan

Jo Hikk

Rik Reese & Neon Highway

The Divorcees

Slowcoaster

Mike Biggar

Meaghan Blanchard

Tickets are on sale now at all TicketPro outlets and through www.cavendishbeachmusic.com . You can pick up tickets in person at all Ticketpro outlets (visit www.ticketpro.ca for locations) or order by phone at 1-888-311-909.

See Page 2 for ticket prices

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    NEB
    - June 21, 2011 at 23:22:01

    It would be lovely if the concert organizers didn't rip off loyal fans of the festival by offering a deal way after tickets have gone on sale. I have worked so hard to purchase my ticket for one night and then two days after i bought my ticket they offer a deal that would allow me to go to all four days for a mildly higher cost and t would include the bridge fee. They say that the deal is targeted to "long-haul" travellers, well let me ask how is that being supportive of the community that supports them year after year? By offering this deal I wish I never bought tickets that support the organizers who have no respect to their loyal fans and to people who have previously purchased tickets. I know some people are saying that people who think like me are just whining and want us to "suck it up" but we are not talking a few dollars we are talking over 100. For people like me that is a great deal of money. Organizers should have given this deal to people who supported them from the start. I just feel so disappointed and so let down.

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    nitpicker
    - May 11, 2011 at 18:38:20

    I think the success of this festival leaves the Island with a few more benefits than a heap of trash. Shame on the organizers indeed.

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      Saunderella
      - June 13, 2011 at 14:53:41

      Check out mainstage act Jetty Road on Friday July 8 if you can. They are one of Australia's biggest country bands right now and are phenomenal live.

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    Igor
    - May 11, 2011 at 15:43:11

    Great. Now if the Cavendish Music Festival folks could just learn to stand on their own feet and stop relying on taxpayer subsidies($200,000 last year and $150,000 this year). And how much of that is going in their own pockets when all we're left with is a great big heap of trash and plastic beer cups. Shame,shame,shame

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