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Country Thunder Moves to Clearwater, Refunds Offered

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Country Thunder Music Festival Relocates to Clearwaters Coachman Park, Offers Refunds for Disgruntled Attendees; Missing Boater Found Dead in St. Pete Channel, Another Man Still Missing Near Skyway Bridge

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Country Thunder Moves to Clearwater, Refunds Offered

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It's April 14th. Welcome to Tampa Bay News today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. Country Thunder Music Festival just announced a big move to Clearwater's Coachman Park for May 8th, 9th, and 10th. They're shifting from trade winds resort in St. Pete Beach, but keeping the whole vibe alive. Same stack line of hits was Zack Top, Gavin Atcock, Kane Brown, and others. Organizers call it a straight level up for everyone coming through. Clearwater officials stepped in quick, offering full refunds at original ticket spots for anyone not feeling the change. Country Thunder runs these joints yearly across Wisconsin, Arizona, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Florida spots. Shifting years to rough waters, Pinellas deputies found missing St. Pete Boater Tony Lay dead in a channel South of Maximal Park. He fell in near marker 18 while out with family, witnesses searched, but came up empty at first. Another man still missing after hitting the water near Skyway Bridge. Music's calling louder now,

so plan safe and catch those beats.

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