The Clemson Music Festival has announced the artists who will headline the inaugural festival in April. The university announced Thursday that the first Clemson Music Festival will be held April 19-20 at the Upper Intramural Fields campus, located at 2614 Williamson Road. Clemson Mayor Robert Halfacre said the music festival “brings music back to Clemson in a big way.” On Monday, the festival announced T-Pain and Mt. Joy and Two Friends. Early Bird tickets go on sale Wednesday, February 21 at 8 a.m. “It's not just about the music, it's about creating lasting memories and fostering a sense of unity among the Clemson family,” said Bob Durkin, festival organizer and co-founder of Southern Entertainment. Local food vendors, art installations and interactive activities will also be part of the excitement, “providing a full sensory experience for attendees,” the school said. Officials said the festival is the result of the school's collaboration with the city of Clemson and Southern Recreation in partnership with TRZ management. “This event represents an important opportunity to strengthen community cohesion through music,” Clemson Mayor Robert Halfacre said. “This collaboration embodies the spirit of unity and collaboration, and highlights our shared commitment to diversity as we open our doors to music fans from all walks of life,” he added. “Both Clemson students and Clemson residents will have exclusive early access to purchase tickets before they go on sale to the public at 8 p.m. On the morning of Wednesday, February 21st.
The Clemson Music Festival has announced the artists who will headline the inaugural festival in April.
The university announced On Thursday, the first Clemson Music Festival will be held April 19-20 on the campus at Upper Intramural Fields, located in 2614 Williamson Rd.
Clemson Mayor Robert Halfacre said the music festival “brings music back to Clemson in a big way.”
On Monday, the festival announced performances by T-Pain, Mt.Joy and Two Friends.
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Early Bird tickets go on sale Wednesday, February 21 at 8 a.m.
“It's not just about the music, it's about creating lasting memories and fostering a sense of unity among the Clemson family,” said Bob Durkin, festival organizer and co-founder of Southern Entertainment.
Local food vendors, art installations and interactive activities will also be part of the excitement “to provide a full sensory experience for attendees,” the school said.
Officials said the festival is the result of the school's collaboration with the city of Clemson and Southern Entertainment, in partnership with TRZ management.
“This event represents an important opportunity to strengthen community cohesion through music,” Clemson Mayor Robert Halfacre said. He added: “This collaboration embodies the spirit of unity and cooperation, and highlights our shared commitment to diversity as we open our doors to music lovers from all walks of the world. Life.”
Both Clemson students and Clemson residents will have exclusive early access to purchase tickets before they go on sale to the public at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, February 21.
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