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Full lineup announced for 2017 Folk on the Rocks

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Folk on the Rocks has released the full lineup for the 37th annual music festival.

The festival will take place from July 14-16 along the shores of Long Lake.

A selection committee has worked to secure a diverse group of artists for the summer music festival, namely:

  • City and Colour
  • Shad
  • Jason Collett
  • Operators
  • The Pack A.D.
  • Tanika Charles
  • Elephant Stone
  • The Dead South
  • Northcote
  • Megan Nash + Bears In Hazenmore
  • Digawolf
  • Scary Bear Soundtrack
  • Earthbound Trio
  • The Bushman NT
  • Nadia Gaudet and Jason Burnstick
  • Boots and The Hoots
  • Pricilla’s Revenge
  • Ukes of Hazard
  • Cynergii

Early bird single day passes for adults cost $65, while weekend passes can be purchased for $110. Youth and seniors can buy single day passes for $45 and weekend passes for $60.

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