'Rocklahoma 2010' has announced new additions to its Memorial Day Weekend lineup of top rock artists from the past three decades. SEVENDUST, FUEL (featuring original lead singer Brett Scallions), LACUNA COIL, THE LAST VEGAS, GYPSY PISTOLEROS, THE NIGEL DUPREE BAND, O'DETTE, PROBLEM CHILD, BLACK TORA, MAD MAX and BAD THINGS will join a previously announced all-star roster including ZZ TOP, GODSMACK, TESLA, BUCKCHERRY, CINDERELLA, CHEVELLE, THEORY OF A DEADMAN, SALIVA, SAVING ABEL and more (see below for the full lineup). Unfortunately, due to conflicts with a European tour, STONE SOUR will no longer be appearing at Rocklahoma. The multi-day destination camping rock festival takes place May 28-30, 2010 at Catch the Fever Festival Grounds in Pryor, Oklahoma.
Rocklahoma organizers continue to offer fan-friendly ticket prices for the three-day weekend rock event which features over 35 artists on three stages. Three-day general admission tickets are still available for only $97 and three-day VIP tickets can be purchased for as low as $267 through Thursday, April 8.
Beginning Friday, April 9 at 10 a.m. CST, three-day general admission ticket prices will increase to $112 and three-day VIP tickets will start at $292.
The current lineup for 'Rocklahoma 2010' is as follows:
ZZ TOP
GODSMACK
TESLA
BUCKCHERRY
CINDERELLA
CHEVELLE
THEORY OF A DEADMAN
SALIVA
SEVENDUST
FUEL
SAVING ABEL
ADELITAS WAY
JANUS
ARANDA
THE VEER UNION
BURN HALO
RICHY NIX
SHAMAN'S HARVEST
LACUNA COIL
TADDY PORTER
LIKE A STORM
TAKING DAWN
NEW MEDICINE
YEAR LONG DISASTER
GYPSY PISTOLEROS
NIGEL DUPREE BAND
BROOKROYAL
WITHIN REASON
THE LAST VEGAS
WILDSTREET
FIRSTRYKE
KRANK
THE GLITTER BOYS
O'DETTE
PROBLEM CHILD
BLACK TORA
MAD MAX
BAD THINGS
And a very special guest to be announced soon.
Rocklahoma is located just 45 minutes northeast of Tulsa, in Pryor, Oklahoma. The Catch the Fever Festival Grounds is a premiere destination for a multi-day festival, and includes on-site camping with access to restrooms and shower house, a general store for campers, VIP reserved seating, hospitality areas and much more.
Source: BlabberMouth.Net
