Festival organisers behind CMC Rocks have unveiled the expansive map punters will need ahead of the event taking place from Friday, 15 to Sunday, 17 March.
In the map, which you can check out below, you’ll see an expansion in many areas, including food, bars, markets, activities and extra space.
This year, CMC Rocks welcomes Casamigos Tequila Garden for fans of margaritas (located in the festival’s all-new Tailgate area), Balter Cerveza Bar and accompanying hangout area, fashion business Aussie Footy Shorts (with more to be announced for those with mullets), while artists will be signing items at the Music Shop, this year taken over by Australian brand Maton Guitars. There’s also a Beard Bar if you get too warm and need your beard trimmed between the music.
CMC Rocks welcomes back its pair of massive stages, the Stampede Stage and Rebel Stage. Plus, there’s the Tailgate Stage. Brand favourites like Great Northern House and Ariat return in 2024, with the map showing where you can find dining areas, the Beauty Bar, Ferris Wheel, emergency exits and first aid, free water, market and food stalls, lockers, merchandise, slushies, phone charging areas and more.
You can check out the map for CMC Rocks 2024 below.
CMC Rocks 2024 will be headlined by Lainey Wilson, Chris Young and Tyler Hubbard.
As well as the headliners, CMC Rocks has locked in international stars like Chase Rice, Oliver Anthony, Nate Smith, Megan Moroney, Morgan Wade, Jackson Dean, Priscilla Block and Elvie Shane.
The bill is also stacked with local talent, with highlights including Brad Cox, Casey Barnes, Taylor Moss, Melanie Dyer, Sara Berki, Josh Setterfield, Loren Ryan, Lane Pittman and Hayley Marsten.
This year’s event sold out back in October, marking the seventh consecutive year of CMC Rocks selling out way ahead of time.
“How incredible is this! The CMC Rocks community has once again overwhelmingly shown up; it blows me away, and I’d like to send a big thank you to all our supporters,” Chairman of Chugg Entertainment Michael Chugg said in a statement.
Chugg added, “It’s astounding how many people say it’s the highlight of their year, returning to the festival to watch the very best country music on offer and to catch up with friends they’ve made at Willowbank that become lifelong mates. I absolutely love it and look forward to seeing the community come together to celebrate each year.”
CMC Rocks 2024 map. Credit: CMC Rocks
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