The Monster Energy Rock Allegiance will bring Rob Zombie, Halestorm and to N.J. in October.
CAMDEN -- Frothy beverages, fantastic food and a face-melting musical lineup will accompany this year's Monster Energy Rock Allegiance on Oct. 7 at the festival's new location, BB&T Pavilion and Wiggins Waterfront Park in Camden.
Rob Zombie makes his Rock Allegiance return this year, supported by more than 20 bands including Five Finger Death Punch, Marilyn Manson, and Halestorm.
"We are so excited about being a part of Rock Allegiance 2017," said Lzzy Hale of Halestorm. "We've been busy writing new music for our next record and have been missing the stage. We cannot wait to see all of you and give a loud offering to the rock 'n roll gods."
This is the third year Danny Wimmer Presents and Live Nation have presented the Monster Energy Rock Allegiance festival in the Philadelphia area, and each year, the food and beverage lineup is just as rockin' as the music.
Local breweries such as Spellbound from Mount Holly, Troegs Independent Brewing from Hershey, Pennsylvania, and Victory Brewing Company in Downington, Pennsylvania will be on hand in addition to many others from around the country.
Monster Energy Rock Allegiance comes to Camden's BB&T Pavilion in October. (Photo provided) Food is another staple ingredient to the Rock Allegiance festival. This year's food choices include Chickie's and Pete's, The Cow and The Curd, and Sum Pig Food Truck.
Guests will experience three stages of music, band meet and greets, autograph sessions, and more.
"Rock Allegiance has become a staple on the U.S. festival circuit," said Zoltan Bathory of Five Finger Death Punch. "It's one of the coolest festivals out there for fans to discover new music and see their favorite bands live. We're excited to return this year to see our friends and fans in Philly. Don't miss it. It will be another great one this year."
Tickets go on sale May 24 at noon and are available at RockAllegiance.com or LiveNation.com.
VIP tickets are $135, reserved seating is $49.50, and general admission lawn seats are $44.50.
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