Festival season is right around the corner and one of the biggest rock music festivals in the nation, Rock On The Range (ROTR), will be celebrating its 10th year of operation.
Fan favorites such as the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Disturbed, Rob Zombie, Shinedown, and The Deftones will be headlining this year’s festival in Columbus in honor of the 10-year anniversary.
“Everything has been turned up a notch to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of Rock On The Range,” says ROTR co-executive producer of the festival for Danny Wimmer Presents, Gary Spivack. “From headliners Red Hot Chili Peppers, to the reunion of fan favorites Disturbed, to the welcomed return of Vinnie Paul and his band Hellyeah to the state of Ohio for the first time in over a decade, and countless others, it’s paramount that we continue to raise the bar so Rock On The Range remains the elite rock festival in America. We feel we've accomplished this goal and then some.”
The musical lineup includes The Shrine, Andrew Watt, Five Finger Death Punch, Bring Me the Horizon, A Day To Remember, Megadeth, At the Drive In, Lamb of God, Sixx:A.M., HELLYEAH, Pennywise, Bullet for My Valentine, Steel Panther, Ghost & the City, Wolfmother, Death From Above 1979, Machine Gun Kelly, Clutch, The Struts, Sevendust, Pop Evil, Asking Alexandria, Parkway Drive, Trivium, Between The Buried And Me, P.O.D., Saint Asonia, Issues, Highly Suspect, The Sword, Tiger Army, Sick Puppies, New Years Day, Aranda, Wilson, Enter Shikari, Butcher Babies, Texas Hippie Coalition, Red Sun Rising, Memphis May Fire, Lacey Sturm, Turbowolf, We Came As Romans, Miss May I, Crown the Empire, Avatar, Code Orange Kids, Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown, Monster Truck, Glorious Sons, Wild Throne, Cane Hill, and Citizen Zero.
Other than musicians, comedy acts such as Jay Mohr, Big Jay Oakerson, Nate Bargatze, Craig Gass, Bethany Dwyer, and Madison Holly. Also from the VH1 series That Metal Show, Eddie, Don, and Jim will be performing at the rock comedy tent.
The Rock on the Range festival will be May 20-22 at Columbus, Ohio’s MAPFRE Stadium.
Tickets for ROTR have sold out to crowds of 120,000 people in previous years, but tickets are still available for this year’s jam packed weekend. They range from $74.75 to $239.50 and can be bought HERE.
For information about the festival and band performance times, download the festival app free on the Google Play store and on iTunes.
