GSL Group, Power 104, Beach 103.1 are pleased to announce the line-up for next year’s Rock the Lake music festival. The event is scheduled for Aug. 9 to 11, 2019 at Prospera Place in Downtown Kelowna.
With a combined 34 platinum records, 10 gold records, 1 diamond certified record and 12 JUNO Awards, as well as 1 Canadian Music Hall of Fame inductee, this year’s festival will feature David Wilcox, Tom Cochrane with Red Rider, Trooper, Quiet Riot, 54-40, Honeymoon Suite, Pat Travers, The Romantics, The Headpins, Prism and Streetheart.
Full weekend packages and VIP tickets are already on sale. The full event pass starts at $160.00, while VIP tickets will cost $443.00 plus taxes and service charges for both. Please visit www.selectyourtickets.com or call 250-762-5050 to purchase passes. Single day tickets will be available at a later date.
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More information is available at www.prosperaplace.com and on the Prospera Place Facebook, Twitter and Instagram feeds.
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Rock the Lake has partnered with Power 104 and Beach 103.1 as well as digital partner Kelowna Now to bring you this one-of-a-kind event. The outdoor festival takes place just outside Prospera Place, minutes from The Okanagan Lake and within walking distance to all of beautiful Downtown Kelowna’s amenities and accommodations. The interior of the building will also be open for patrons to come cool off with full facilities, concession stands and a fully licenced restaurant. Over the past three years, the festival has seen numerous iconic Classic Rock acts that include Randy Bachman, Platinum Blonde, Nazareth, Kim Mitchell, and many more. The festival grounds will offer food trucks, drinks, and VIP access. Patrons are permitted to bring in their own lawn chairs for this all ages event. See www.prosperaplace.com for further details.
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