Daughtry, Justin Moore and City and Color will headline this year’s Bluewater Borderfest summer music festival in Sarnia’s Centennial Park.
The lineup was announced on Feb. 9 by the not-for-profit committee organizing the annual music event at the waterfront park.
“We strive to be unique by bringing new bands to the region that have not played in the area in decades, and some have never played in our market before, while also being one of the most inclusive and affordable music festivals in Canada,” chairperson Brian McNair said in a news release.
This year’s lineup is a mix of Canadian and US musical acts.
The lineup for June 22 features Justin Moore, Tim Hicks, Mackenzie Porter and DJ-Johnny Rivex.
On June 23, City and Colour, The Sheepdogs, The Blue Stones and Down River Band will be performing.
On the final night, June 24, concertgoers will enjoy Daughtry, Theory of a Deadman, Pop Evil and The Bad Man Association.
“Our Bluewater BorderFest organizing committee is proud to be a not-for-profit committee dedicated to supporting the region in all ways possible,” McNair said.
“The committee takes pride in producing a world-class entertainment experience for thousands of fans and visitors while generating millions of thousands of dollars in economic spinoffs for Sarnia-Lambton businesses and community organizations.”
Tickets for individual nights will range from $74.99 to $99.99, plus tax and fees. There are also VIP, as well as two- and three-day ticket options.
Ticket information can be found online at www.bluewaterborderfest.ca.