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Audacy announces headliners for April festival at Virginia Beach Oceanfront - Vimarsana News

Audacy announces headliners for April festival at Virginia Beach Oceanfront

VIRGINIA BEACH — College students heading to Virginia Beach to vacation at the end of April will have the option of attending a new, “affordable” music festival featuring hip hop artists Tee Grizzley and Juicy J. Audacy’s Oceanfront Concerts will be held April 26-28, the same weekend the Something in the Water festival was previously held. Tee Grizzley and Juicy J will headline the weekend ...

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Something in the Water could be held in October - Vimarsana News

Something in the Water could be held in October

Virginia Beach officials are in negotiations with SITW for a fall date. Meanwhile, the city approved hundreds of thousands of dollars in sponsorships for two new spring music festivals.

Something in the Water could be held in October - Vimarsana News

Something in the Water could be held in October

Virginia Beach officials are in negotiations with SITW for a fall date. Meanwhile, the city approved hundreds of thousands of dollars in sponsorships for two new spring music festivals.

Something in the Water could be held in October - Vimarsana News

Something in the Water could be held in October

Virginia Beach officials are in negotiations with SITW for a fall date. Meanwhile, the city approved hundreds of thousands of dollars in sponsorships for two new spring music festivals.

Something in the Water could be held in October - Vimarsana News

Something in the Water could be held in October

Virginia Beach officials are in negotiations with SITW for a fall date. Meanwhile, the city approved hundreds of thousands of dollars in sponsorships for two new spring music festivals.