Tortuga Music Festival 2027 Lineup Unveiled
The Tortuga Music Festival has revealed its lineup for 2027, featuring notable headliners Florida Georgia Line, Eric Church, and Megan Moroney. This exciting three-day event will take place from April 2 to April 4, 2027, on the picturesque beaches of Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Returning Headliner: Florida Georgia Line
A standout moment for the festival is the return of Florida Georgia Line. This will mark their first headlining festival appearance following their recent reunion announcement for 2027. The duo, comprising Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley, is set to deliver a highly anticipated performance that fans are eagerly awaiting.
Additional Performers at Tortuga 2027
Beyond the main stage, the festival will showcase a variety of artists. On the Sunset Stage, fans can enjoy performances from the Goo Goo Dolls, Train, and NE-YO, blending rock, pop, and R&B vibes along the stunning Fort Lauderdale shoreline.
Complete Lineup Highlights
The festival’s lineup is extensive and includes artists such as Algorhythm, Ashley Anne, Ava Hall, BadFish, Benny G, Blake Proehl, Carter Faith, Cassidy Daniels, Chase Matthew, and many more. Noteworthy acts also include Michael Franti & Spearhead, Tyler Braden, and the Wheeland Brothers. Dee Jay Silver and DJ Rock will contribute to the festival’s entertainment.
Ticket Sales and Packages
Tickets for the festival will go on sale on Friday, October 23, at 10 a.m. ET via TortugaMusicFestival.com. For the first time, fans will have the option to purchase single-day tickets during the presale, which starts on Tuesday at 10 a.m. ET. In addition to three-day passes, various packages including GA+, VIP, and SVIP will be made available. Festival attendees can also explore hotel packages and special offers through the festival’s partner, Jampack.
Focus on Sustainability
Tortuga Music Festival is committed to environmental preservation, having received a 2-Star Blue Seal from Oceanic Global’s Blue Standard for its initiatives aimed at reducing single-use plastics and ensuring proper waste management. Through its Conservation Village, attendees can learn about oceanic issues while contributing to conservation initiatives. To date, the festival has raised over $7 million for ocean conservation, research, and education.
Source: countrynow.com