ATLANTIC CITY, NJ - The inaugural TidalWave Music Festival announced a partnership with Rock The Ocean, a 501(c)3 nonprofit, to help bring awareness to ocean conservation issues.
Tidalwave Music Festival Is Coming To The Beach In Atlantic City
Rock The Ocean has raised millions of dollars for the cause due to their long withstanding partnership with Tortuga Music Festival and will now further the cause at this year’s TidalWave Music Festival, coming to the Beach in Atlantic City from Friday, August 12 through Sunday, August 14.
During TidalWave Music Festival, Rock The Ocean will welcome a group of local, regional, and national nonprofits at the festival’s onsite Conservation Village to educate fans on the problems facing oceans and marine life.
TidalWave Music Festival will be the summer of 2022’s hottest ticket, and the scenic ocean-side festival’s first-year headliners are Dierks Bentley, Luke Bryan, and Morgan Wallen. TidalWave Music Festival will comprise two stages, with other main stage acts including Lauren Alaina, Blanco Brown, BRELAND, Travis Denning, Riley Green, Lindsay Ell, HARDY, Jon Langston, Tracy Lawrence, Chase Rice, Runaway June, Elvie Shane, DeeJay Silver, Mitchell Tenpenny, Lainey Wilson. Three-day passes for the one-of-a-kind experience are on-sale now at tidalwavefest.com.
TidalWave Music Festival is the latest addition of country festivals spread across the country, including Watershed in George, WA, Tortuga Music Festival in Ft. Lauderdale, FL, and Seven Peaks Music Festival in Colorado. New Jersey's Atlantic City Beach is one of the few American beaches with boardwalks. Fans traveling to TidalWave Music Festival will have the opportunity to stroll along the Boardwalk and enjoy ocean views on one side and shopping on the other, ranging from high-end retail to saltwater taffy shops, visit one of the many spectacular casinos and restaurants, and enjoy the amusement rides at legendary Steel Pier. The free beach and Boardwalk activities include surfing, kayaking, windsurfing, and fishing.