Knoxville Smokies Announce Knoxville Music Festival at Covenant Health Park on October 18 presented by Jammin' 99.7 WJBE

KNOXVILLE, TN - The Knoxville Smokies have announced that they will host the Knoxville Music Festival on Saturday, October 18 at Covenant Health Park, presented by Jammin’ 99.7 WJBE. Taking the stage will be Boosie, Cupid, Pokey Bear, Lakeside, and Tabu. Tickets are on sale now at smokiesbaseball.com. A percentage of the proceeds from the concert benefit the Tank Strickland Foundation.

Fans can choose from three ticket options

•VIP ORNL Federal Credit Union Club Access - $125/ticket

The best seat in the house. Located directly behind home plate on the luxury club level, this excellent view also provides padded seats, a climate controlled atmosphere, and a full buffet with exclusive access to private bar.

•VIP Stage Front - $125/ticket

Get up close and personal with your favorite artists, right in front of the stage.

•General Admission - $60/ticket

Includes limited field access and seating all around Covenant Health Park for an unbeatable festival atmosphere.

Gates open on Saturday, October 18 at 3pm. Live music will begin at 4pm.

This will be the first concert at Covenant Health Park, but Boyd Sports President Chris Allen noted, “this will be the first of many concerts at Covenant Health Park as we continue to get to know our Knoxville audience.”

WJBE Owner Joe Armstrong refers to this event as more than just a musical concert. “This is more than a concert, it is the biggest line dancing party and R&B line dancing event Tennessee has ever seen! We are bringing together great music, smooth moves, and that electric tailgate-style energy to turn the stadium into the ultimate dance floor. Whether you are here for the rhythm, the food, or the fun, you are part of history in the making.”

To purchase tickets, please click here.

ABOUT THE KNOXVILLE SMOKIES

The Knoxville Smokies are the Double-A affiliate of the Chicago Cubs. Members of the eight-team Southern League, Smokies baseball has been entertaining families and fans of America’s national pastime in the East Tennessee region for over 100 years. To learn more about the Knoxville Smokies, visit www.smokiesbaseball.com.