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Operation Music Fest at Denver Downs Farm in Anderson, S.C.

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Today we’re here to put a special event on your radar: Operation Music Fest. This awesome music festival happening in Anderson will be a mix of country music + rock ‘n’ roll, so there’s something for everyone – unless you’re someone who either hates music or exclusively listens to noise bands.

Not only is this festival going to have some awesome musicians, but it’s for a great cause. The “operation” in Operation Music Fest is to honor the brave men + women who have fought to serve our country. Ten percent of all proceeds, plus 100% of any direct donations from the festival, will be donated to Task Force Resolute.

So, are you interested in a good time for a good cause? We’ve already covered the “why,” so here’s everything else you need to know:

What:

Operation Music Fest. 🎸

When: August 30 + 31.

Where:

Denver Downs Farm in Anderson, S.C.

Who:

The lineup is separated by genre.

Here’s the Friday lineup – Friday musicians will be more rock ‘n’ roll, people like Bret Michaels (anyone Poison fans?), Saving Abel, and The Kentucky Headhunters.

Here’s the Saturday lineup – this is the day for our country music fans. Headliners for Saturday include Lee Brice, Ashley McBryde, and Tyler Farr.

Extra details:

  • Parking opens at 2 p.m. + gates open at 3 p.m.
  • Tickets are $59 for one day, $89 for two days, and VIP tickets are available for $149. You can get your tickets at the link here.
  • There’ll be eight different food vendors on sight.
  • The Budweiser Clydesdales will be in Anderson on Saturday.
  • There will be an auction to benefit the Upstate Veterans Alliance.

If you head out to Denver Downs for one or both days, be sure to tag us in your photos + use #GVLtoday. 📸

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