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Daughtry will perform at Rock The Lake in Kelowna in July (Photo 32482753 © Pavel Losevsky | Dreamstime.com)
By Liam Verster
July 12-14

More star performers to hit the stage at Rock the Lake

May 1, 2024 | 9:00 AM

A Grammy-nominated band is among the performers set to join the festivities at Rock the Lake this summer.

Daughtry has been added to the festival lineup.

They will be joined by Southern California’s Hoobastank, Canada’s Texas King, and the retro metal group Lynam in hitting the stage for the three-day event in Kelowna.

Tom Cochrane, Theory of a Deadman, Our Lady Peace and 54-40 will also be playing at Rock the Lake’s outdoor plaza at Prospera Place from July 12 to 14.

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“Daughtry and Hoobastank are major additions to the 2024 Rock The Lake line-up,” Mike Strawn, VP & General Manager of Sports, Media and Entertainment for GSL Group, said.

“We are committed to bringing bigger, more internationally-acclaimed names to the Okanagan, and we believe that these artists’s touring and songwriting successes prove the incredible energy they will add to the weekend. The festival remains committed to bringing talented bands into the Okanagan, which makes the addition of Texas King and Lynam a big win for Rock The Lake as well.”

Organizers say further lineup announcements and a full schedule for Rock the Lake will be released at a later date.

For ticket information from Select Your Tickets, click here.

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