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Rock The South 2023: Lineup and Tickets to the Annual Celebration

Rock the South 2023
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  • Arden is a Senior Country Music Journalist for Country Thang Daily, specializing in classic hits and contemporary chart-toppers.
  • Prior to joining Country Thang Daily, Arden wrote for Billboard and People magazine, covering country music legends and emerging artists.
  • Arden holds a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from the University of Tennessee, with a minor in Music Studies.

Returning to Cullman, Alabama, on July 20-22, Rock The South 2023 will sweep you off your feet with their all-star lineup.

The festival, Rock The South, was initially organized to celebrate the state’s recovery from the tornadoes that wreaked havoc on the area. Since then, Rock The South has expanded and given out what it offers to several community partners, including Alabama Veterans, The Link of Cullman County, Curts Closet, Cullman City Parks, and many others.

The Artists of Rock The South 2023

Rock The South 2023 will feature Chris Stapleton as the headliner, together with Zach Bryan, Riley Green, and Cody Johnson. They will be joined by other performers named Travis Tritt, Mackenzie Carpenter, Jo Dee Messina, and Bailey Zimmerman.

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Chase Matthew, Drake Milligan, Madeline Edwards, J.R. Carroll, Ella Langley, and Tristan Baugh complete the initial lineup of performers. Stay tuned and be updated for further announcements on additional artists!

The Tickets

Tickets to Rock The South 2023 are already available on their official website. General admission tickets are ready for purchase at $169.99. The three-day VIP tickets, where you can see your favorite singers up close, are priced at $379.99. The Country Club Skydeck tickets, where you can enjoy a private entry to the festival and all the other finest things in life, are $2,799.99.

For those who want to prepare themselves early for the festivities, parking and camping spaces are also available for purchase. Rates range from $35 to $700.

Visit the official Rock The South website to know more about the event and keep track of the latest updates and announcements.

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