Vancouver Island's Rock of the Woods Music Festival is set to return to the scenic Cowichan Valley for its sixth edition this summer, and festival organizers have unveiled the lineup for this year's edition.
Running from July 21 to 24, performers will include Five Alarm Funk, Bit Funk, Bear Mountain, Vince Vaccaro, WiL, Sam Weber, Jordan Klassen, Beyries, Labs, High Noon to Midnight, AFK, the Choir, Jade, DJ Low, Man Made Lake, Ryan & Nat from the Bad, Ah, Venice, Ellice Blackout, Wired to the Sky, Graham Keehn, Ramblerspeak, Cory Friesenhan, Yomada, Awood, New Leaves, Gibraltar, Aahan, Dylan Stone Band, Zoubi and the Sea, Stetson Road, Young Babylon, Alex Davies, Neil Meyer, the Odd Neighbourhood, the Stacks, Luney Tøones, Maverick Cinema and more.
"Rock of the Woods is about the experience," festival director David Bain said in a statement. "The Cowichan River is such a beautiful backdrop for the festival; it has really allowed us to create a friendly and respectful environment to celebrate music in."
Full-weekend festival passes are available for $150, and full weekend camping passes for $35. You can find full ticketing information here.
Running from July 21 to 24, performers will include Five Alarm Funk, Bit Funk, Bear Mountain, Vince Vaccaro, WiL, Sam Weber, Jordan Klassen, Beyries, Labs, High Noon to Midnight, AFK, the Choir, Jade, DJ Low, Man Made Lake, Ryan & Nat from the Bad, Ah, Venice, Ellice Blackout, Wired to the Sky, Graham Keehn, Ramblerspeak, Cory Friesenhan, Yomada, Awood, New Leaves, Gibraltar, Aahan, Dylan Stone Band, Zoubi and the Sea, Stetson Road, Young Babylon, Alex Davies, Neil Meyer, the Odd Neighbourhood, the Stacks, Luney Tøones, Maverick Cinema and more.
"Rock of the Woods is about the experience," festival director David Bain said in a statement. "The Cowichan River is such a beautiful backdrop for the festival; it has really allowed us to create a friendly and respectful environment to celebrate music in."
Full-weekend festival passes are available for $150, and full weekend camping passes for $35. You can find full ticketing information here.
