Other native acts include The North Mississippi All-Stars, fresh from their Double Decker appearance, and the Memphis based national rock act Dust For Life, who opened for 3 Doors Down last October in the Tad Smith coliseum. On the technical side, re-entry will be allowed this year, as concertgoers will receive wristbands that allow access in and out of the festival area. Coolers will still be restricted and backpacks, purses and handbags will be inspected at the gates. Water bottles are allowed but other food is not, vendors will be featured again this year. No pets, glass containers, rollerblades, or any kind of recording equipment will be permitted.
Food can t be bought with cash, instead food tickets have to be purchased first.
Tickets for the festival are now priced at 17 dollars per day with an increase of 22 dollars at the gates the day of the performance.