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It’s almost festival season in Virginia Beach, which means thousands of people will pack the Oceanfront starting in April.

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Luke Bryan, Miranda Lambert, & Thomas Rhett To Headline "BEACH IT!" Music Festival in Virginia Beach!

Country music fans are eagerly awaiting an announcement happening Wednesday at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront.

Organizers for "BEACH IT!", the new country music festival coming to Virginia Beach this summer are expected to announce more about the line-up next week.

As Hampton Roads’ residents learn the Pungo Strawberry Festival isn’t happening in 2023, many suggestions are coming up about other nearby, alternate locations.

The Virginia Beach City Council approved a $1.5 million sponsorship agreement for the "Beach IT" Musical Festival.

The City Council approved a $1.5 million incentive for the June festival at a meeting Tuesday. Beach Events, the city’s entertainment contracting company, added a beach rodeo April 15-16.

According to an item on Tuesday's Virginia Beach City Council meeting agenda, council members will discuss a potential $1.5 million sponsorship agreement for the "Beach IT" Musical Festival.