Merritt Mountain Music Festival
Merritt Mountain Music Festival was an outdoor music festival in Merritt, British Columbia, Canada. In 2005, the festival hosted a record breaking attendance of approximately 148,000 people throughout the 6 day event.
In 2009, the festival ownership stated that they may not return in 2010 due to disappointing attendance unless a financial partner can be found.[1] The festival returned in 2011 with lower admission and camping prices in an effort to boost attendance.[2] The 2012 festival has been cancelled due to low ticket sales.[3]
2009 Main Stage Line-up
Thursday July 9
Saturday July 11
2008 Main Stage Line-up
- Kelly Brock
- Gord Bamford
- The Wilkinsons
- The Judds
- Rick Tippe
- George Fox
- Jo Hikk
- Sara Evans
2007 Main Stage Line-up
- Minnie Murphy
- Kenny Hess
- Appaloosa
- Sibel Thrasher and the Gospel Infuzion
- Country Sisters
- The Molnars
- The Sapach Family Band
- Tracy Chamberlain
- Marion Weston
- Jessica Griffiths
2006 Main Stage Line-up
- Restless Heart
- Darryl Worley
- Aaron Pritchett
- Michelle Wright
- Rick Tippe
- Elmer Tippe
- Dr. Hook
- The Higgins
2005 Main Stage Line-up
- Tim McGraw
- Lonestar
- Chely Wright
- Lynne Taylor Donovan
- Mel Tillis
- Paul Brandt
- Neal McCoy
- Ian Tyson
- Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
- George Canyon
- Sugarland
- Brad Johner
- Doc Walker
- Sean Hogan
- Corb Lund Band
2004 Main Stage Line-up
- Jason McCoy
- Adam Gregory
- Beverley Mahood
- Jamie Warren
- Steve Fox
- Duane Steele
- Kenny Hess
- Lonesome Road
- Jake Mathews
2003 Main Stage Line-up
- Dr. Hook
- The Good Brothers
- Rick Tippe
- Patricia Conroy
- Brad Johner
- Aaron Pritchett
- Sean Hogan
- Kenny Hess
- J. R. Vautour
2002 Main Stage Line-up
See also
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- List of country music festivals
- Music in Canada
References
- ↑ Merritt Herald.com, The End of Merritt's Mountainfest?
- ↑ "Thousands expected as Mountain Music Festival returns to Merritt, B.C.". The Canadian Press. Winnipeg Free Press. Retrieved 10 July 2011.
- ↑ "2012 Merritt Mountain Music Festival cancelled". Vancouver Province. Retrieved 22 May 2012.
- ↑ Mountainfest program