After such a successful weekend, organizers are ready to start planning next year’s festival
After a tremendously successful return of Cariboo Rocks the North, organizers have announced the three-day festival will return again in 2023.
Organizers said after a three‐year wait, this weekend’s Cariboo Rocks The North Classic Rock Festival has been such a success the mix of great music and good times cemented the decision to bring Northern BC’s largest music festival back in 2023. Full 3‐Day Early Bird passes for next year’s event are priced at Early‐Bird Prices! 3‐Day Festival Passes are only $179.50, and VIP tickets for $399, and are available for pre‐purchase until Sunday, September 25, 2022 at ticketsnorth.ca.
However, Cariboo Rocks the North said it will ensure a music line up – full of great acts, great friends, and great times – that no one will want to miss.
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