Tortuga is off to the races!!
Fort Lauderdale, FL – February 2, 2016 – Huka Entertainment is pleased to announce Rock The Ocean’s Tortuga Music Festival, now a three-day event, has added even more amazing performers to its already stellar music line-up. Joining country superstar headliners Blake Shelton, Tim McGraw and Dierks Bentley will be: Billboard’s Top New Country Artist of 2015 and rising star Kelsea Ballerini, innovators of deep southern soul St. Paul & the Broken Bones, high-energy, straight country honky-tonker Jon Pardi, Kristian Bush, whose debut solo album was dubbed by Country Weekly as the “feel-good album of the year” and the beautiful duo Muddy Magnolias who Elle Magazine described as a “country, soul, and R&B cocktail that’s heavy on harmony and candid, occasionally gritty, lyrics.”
There is no official festival parking at the festival, so we encourage everyone to take a water taxi or shuttle to the festival.
The Fort Lauderdale Water Taxi is the exclusive water transportation provider for the 2016 Tortuga Music Festival. For detailed information on where to board the Water Taxis and hours of operation and to purchase Single Day and 3 Day water transportation tickets click here!
The Water Taxi is an efficient and fun way to get to the festival!
Shuttles
Similar to last year, we will have our Park N’ Ride Shuttle Program operating throughout the festival. Anyone who has purchased a shuttle pass will be able to park for FREE at the Galleria Mall, in our designated parking area, and then ride the shuttle to and from the festival each day. The shuttle will drop off close to the festival’s Main Entrance and will run continuously throughout the day. Shuttle hours will be updated here later in the year.
From Ft. Lauderdale Airport: Exit airport. Head US-1 N/Ft Lauderdale and merge onto N SR-A1A N/U.S. 1 N/S Federal Hwy. After 2.0 miles, turn right on SE 17th Street. Continue onto SeaBreeze Blvd. Look for signs for parking and shuttles.
The festival address is 1100 Seabreeze Blvd Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316. Below are directions to drive, information regarding parking as well as the two closest airports to the festival site.From Miami: Head north on I-95 toward Ft. Lauderdale. Take exit 24 to merge onto I-595 E toward Port Everglades/International Airport. Take exit 12B to merge onto N SR-A1A N/U.S. 1 N/S Federal Hwy toward Ft Lauderdale. After 2.0 miles turn right on SE 17th Street. Continue onto SeaBreeze Blvd. Look for signs for parking and shuttles.From the Miami Airport: Head south toward Miad Circle. Continue straight onto NW 21st St. Take ramp for FL-112 EAST (partial toll road). Take the I-95 S exit toward Downtown (toll road). Follow signs for I-95 N/Ft Lauderdale/Orlando and merge onto I-95 N (partial toll road). Take exit 24 to merge onto I-595 E towardPort Everglades/Ft Laud-Hlwd/International Airport. Take exit 12B to merge onto N SR-A1A N/U.S. 1 N/S Federal Hwy toward Ft Lauderdale. Turn right on SE 17th Street. Continue onto SeaBreeze Blvd. Look for signs for parking and shuttles.
The fourth annual festival returns to the sands of Fort Lauderdale Beach Park in Florida on April 15th, 16th and 17th. Fans will enjoy a one-of-a-kind Tortuga experience at our oceanfront event, including sun, friends, songs, and sand as well as an exclusive viewing deck with a pool for VIP attendees. Also joining the headliners in the initial wave of performers announced are: genrebending multi-platinum star Sam Hunt, “Die A Happy Man” hit-maker Thomas Rhett, country chart-topper Billy Currington, raucous country-rocker Kip Moore, legendary rockers Lynyrd Skynyrd, funk and soul fusion band Michael Franti & Spearhead, powerhouse vocalist Randy Houser, “Freaks Like Me” crooner Joe Nichols, “Buy Me A Boat” dynamic live performer Chris Janson, “Smoke” supergroup A Thousand Horses, Florida native southern rock swamp band JJ Grey & Mofro, “Ex’s and Oh’s” blues pop-sensation Elle King, iHeartRadio personality Bobby Bones and his comedy band the Raging Idiots, “Little Bit Of You” singer Chase Bryant, country quintet Old Dominion and “Burning House” songbird Cam. Tortuga brings the best emerging artists as well and this year is no exception with: LANco, Waterloo Revival, Native Run, Walker County, Tucker Beathard, Old Southern Moonshine Revival, Ryan Hurd, Courtney Cole, and Drew Baldridge. Regular priced festival tickets are now available, with three-day General Admission at $199 and VIP at $899. Complete festival pricing can also now be found at www.tortugamusicfestival.com. Last year’s sold-out festival drew a record-breaking attendance of more than 75,000 music fans from all over the world. Proceeds from Tortuga Music Festival ticket sales have contributed more than $250,000 toward marine and ocean research and conservation organizations to date. Produced and promoted by HUKA Entertainment, Tortuga Music Festival features the hottest artists in country, rock and roots music as well as Rock The Ocean’s Conversation Village, which hosts more than a dozen organizations dedicated to marine research and conservation. The event serves to celebrate the festival’s ocean side setting while raising awareness of issues impacting the world’s oceans and supporting marine research and conservation, as well as protection of the festival’s namesake – sea turtles that nest annually along South Florida’s Atlantic seaboard. For additional information, and to sign up to be the first to receive updates, including lineup announcements, ticket on sales, special offers and more, visit Tortuga Music Festival on the following platforms: Web: www.tortugamusicfestival.com Twitter: @FestivalTortuga FB: www.facebook.com/TortugaMusicFestival
