In 2017, Dierks Bentley along with Live Nation curated his own music festival. It did so well that he was asked to come for a second year.
On March 4th, Bentley announced the lineup for this year’s festival that’s going to be happening over Labor Day Weekend in Buena Vista, Colorado. Some of the names include Luke Bryan, Maren Morris, Jon Pardi, Mitchell Tenpenny, Ryan Hurd, Travis Tritt, and Tenille Townes! There is a mix of veteran performers and up and coming artists, so it should be a good time.
“I am so happy and grateful we get to come back to Buena Vista for the second Seven Peaks Music Festival,” said Dierks in a statement. “And I know I speak for everyone that has worked so hard to make this festival a reality when I say that. Even with the huge success of the first year, no one is taking anything for granted. If anything, we are all working harder than ever to make sure this year meets and exceeds the expectations of our returning ‘Peakers’ and completely blow away our first-time festival-goers.”
“What I love about Seven Peaks is that this festival felt special from the beginning,” said Brian O’Connell, President of Country Touring at Live Nation. “It also instantly felt like we were all in this together to build something with longevity, from the fans out in the
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During the event, you will also be able to whitewater rafting, go kayaking on inflatable kayaks where you will brave class II rapids, and do ATV tours. You can also camp starting at $125. The whitewater rafting and kayaking will range from $68 to $70, and the ATV will range from $275 to $375 plus $75 per person.
You can get passes to this festival on March 15th at 10 am at, here. The prices range from $215 to $999.
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