Rocklahoma 2017 Lineup Announced
A massive music lineup has been announced for the 11th year of Rocklahoma, presented by Bud Light, May 26, 27 & 28, 2017 at "Catch the Fever" Festival Grounds in Pryor, Oklahoma, just outside Tulsa. Soundgarden, Def Leppard, and The Offspring lead the music lineup for America’s Biggest Memorial Day Weekend Party, which features the best current rock artists and classic bands. The three-day camping festival features music on three stages, as well as a campground stage to keep the music going all night long. With onsite camping amenities and unparalleled VIP packages, Rocklahoma lives up to its motto of “Life, Liberty & the Pursuit of Rock.” In 2016, Rocklahoma had its biggest year ever, with over 70,000 fans attending the festival’s 10th year.
The current Rocklahoma band lineup is as follows: Soundgarden, Def Leppard, The Offspring, Stone Sour, Seether, Three Days Grace, The Cult, Skillet, Ratt (featuring Stephen Pearcy, Warren DeMartini, Juan Croucier and Carlos Cavazo), Jackyl, The Pretty Reckless, Pierce The Veil, Taking Back Sunday, Suicidal Tendencies, Nothing More, Buckcherry, Zakk Sabbath, Diamond Head, Fuel, Black Stone Cherry, Rival Sons, In Flames, Slaughter, Starset, Norma Jean, Fozzy, Red Sun Rising, Dinosaur Pile-Up, Wage War, Badflower, Goodbye June, DED, Royal Republic, Aeges, One Less Reason, Wildstreet, Black Tora, Lynam, Ratchet Dolls, ASKA, Moxy & The Influence, Niterain, The Tip, Diamond Lane, Nova Rex, Dead Metal Society, Deathgrip, Desire The Fire, Wild Planes, Electro_Nomicon, 3-D In Your Face, Coda Cutlass, Kore Rozzik, Retrospect All-Stars, Adakain, 5 Star Hooker, Arson City, The Chimpz, As Above So Below, Keychain, Stolen Rhodes, Nicnos, Paralandra, Hoodslide, NonHuman Era, The Mendenhall Experiment, Midnight Mob, Another Lost Year, Wild Fire, Final Drive, Sun and Flesh, BC and the Big Rig, Screaming Red Mutiny, The Adarna, Locust Grove, Skytown, Difuzer, Save the Hero, Reliance Code, Sweatin Bullets, The Normandys, Thousand Years Wide, The Fairweather, The Revolutioners and Weston Horn and the Hush.
Presale weekend tickets and layaway packages, as well as hotel, camping and VIP packages, are available for purchase starting Tuesday, January 10 at 10:00 AM CST at www.Rocklahoma.com. The layaway option allows purchasers to split the cost into four monthly payments.
Weekend General Admission: $107
Weekend General Admission Ticket 4-Pack: $347
Weekend VIP Reserved: $386
Reader Comments (12)
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Wish I could go but it's just not in the cards, or bank account, for that matter! Of course, if it was, it would be BBG! RV City, baby!
And while we're on the topic of "Kick A*s", I'm into Guitar Wankery! I'll probably love it, after all Vinnie Vincent's 72 minute Magnum Opus, "Speedball Jam" is the very definition of it!
Also, just for laughs and old time's sake, remember this?... Guitar Wankery at it's finest!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hLxH8fF4FXY
p.s. Can you tell I'm loving your term, "Guitar Wankery" yet? Somebody should title their new album that! Priceless!
but the lineup does seem better than last year.
Metalboy!, if you come into some money, perhaps you can spin by in your RV and pick me up!
Bob, do you like other Wylde stuff? Like Book of Shadows, I or II? Or even his cover of "No More Tears"? I personally wish he would drop the "Berserker" shtick, even if I do enjoy watching him live. But he is a lot more talented that the faux-biker thing suggests. And that's a shame.
Then let's get to RATT. Did anybody else see Blotzer's Facebook post? What to make of this mess ...
I saw Bobby's version twice - with Blaze and Doc on guitar, and Robbie Crane on bass - and thought they were very goodt, despite some of Bobby's antics. BUT, if the reunited version with Pearcy, DeMartini and Croucier takes off, then that is a must see for me this year. RATT is one of those bands I missed out on seeing live during the 80's, and for some reason, the songs have been growing on me a lot lately. I rarely skip a RATT song on my iphone these days.