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Cavendish Beach Music Festival Announces Zac Brown Band as First 2017 Headliner

Posted on the 15 November 2016 by Hendrik Pape @soundcheckblg

LOTTO MAX Presents Cavendish Beach Music Festival is thrilled to announce three time GRAMMY Award-winning multi-platinum artists, Zac Brown Band as one of three main headliners for the 2017 festival. The country music superstars will rock the stage on July 9, during Atlantic Canada's largest outdoor music event July 7 - July 9, 2017.

"We're embarking on the ninth year of the festival and we're confident that this will be one of the best years yet," said Jeff Squires, President of Whitecap Entertainment, producers of the annual event. "Zac Brown Band has been requested for many years, and we love that we're bringing them to the East Coast for the first time! We had a great year operationally last year and we're confident that 2017 will be just as great, if not better."

Zac Brown Band joins an impressive star-studded roster of previous years' talent including acts as Taylor Swift, Keith Urban, Blake Shelton, Kenny Chesney, Eric Church and The Band Perry. Additional announcements to come in the weeks leading up to Atlantic Canada's largest outdoor music festival.

Beach Bunch Newsletter presale tickets go on sale Wednesday, November 16 at 10:00 a.m. (AT) until Friday November 18 at 9:59 a.m. (AT), with public tickets on sale Friday, November 18 at 10:00 a.m. (AT). Tickets start at $169.50 + taxes and service fees. New this year, parking can also be purchased online along with tickets at www.cavendishbeachmusic.com.

Cavendish Beach Music Festival Announces Zac Brown Band as first 2017 Headliner

Field Service Tech by day, Live Music Nut by night! My family and I call the Thousand Islands region of Ontario home. I'm a blogger, social media geek, tech, and live music fanatic. I founded Sound Check Entertainment in 2010 to help promote festivals and emerging artists from across Canada and the world! I now act as festivals liaison, manage media relations and, of course, cover events in the National Capital region. I'm also a diehard Habs fan but Sens fans fear not; as long as they aren't playing against my Habs I cheer just as loud for the Sens.


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