Month: July 2024

The inaugural ‘Giddy Up Music Festival’ will take place at the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center from October 18-20, spanning three days in the heart of Sin City.

Festival organizers posted on social media: “The Official #GiddyUpVegas Lineup is HERE!
Your 2024 Lineup:
FRIDAY – 10.18
@Skynyrd, @ChaseRice, @CharlesWGodwin, @SamBarber_Music, @Lauren.Watkins, @TannerAdell, @LecadeMusic

Join us this October for the inaugural Giddy Up Music Festival – where the echoes of country legends meet the pulse of a city that never sleeps! GIDDYUPVEGAS.COM”

This festival marks he first country festival in Las Vegas since the Route 91 tragedy in October 2017, that took nearly 60 lives. The ‘Giddy Up Music Festival’ will be headlined by Lynyrd Skynyrd, Megan Moroney, and the Turnpike Troubadours, and will also feature performances by Chase Rice, Charles Wesley Godwin, Lauren Watkins, Tanner Adell, Josh Turner, Elle King, and Kameron Marlowe. Additional performers include Sam Barber, Them Dirty Roses, Paul Cauthen, Evan Honer, Josh Meloy and more.

For tickets, vacation packages, and multi-day passes, head to festival’s official website: HERE.

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Global Citizen has announced the headliners for its 2024 festival, featuring Post Malone, Dojo Cat and Jelly Roll. The annual gathering will be held on Central Park’s Great Lawn, with free tickets available by using Global Citizen’s app to take action toward one of the advocacy organization’s key missions.

Global Citizen will also feature headliner Rauw Alejandro, as well as appearances from Coldplay’s Chris Martin and Dr. Jane Goodall. Hugh Jackman is hosting the event, which takes place on the Great Lawn on September 28. The show will benefit nonprofit organizations across New York, as well as encouraging people in power to end poverty, take action on the climate crisis, and increase foreign aid.  Additional performers are due to be announced in the coming weeks.

Doja Cat said in a statement, “It’s been a few years since I was last on the Global Citizen Festival stage in Paris, and I’m excited to join forces with Global Citizen once again in Central Park this September to drive as much action as we can to make the world a better place. We all have a part we can play to help end extreme poverty and stand up for equity. I’m looking forward to being part of this major evening of positive change.”

Tickets can be earned by using the Global Citizen app or logging on at globalcitizenfestival.com to send messages to governments and private sector leaders advocating for policies that will help some of the world’s most endangered communities.

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