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Gasparilla Music Festival Returns to Waterfront

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Tampas Gasparilla Music Festival returns this weekend, revitalized and relocated to Meridian Fields in the Water Street district. The event, which runs from Friday, April tenth, through Sunday, April twelfth, features a diverse lineup of over thirty acts across multiple stages, including headliners Mt. Joy, Two Friends, and Govt Mule. The festival, which drew praise for its community energy and genre-spanning lineup, aims to boost the areas pulse after financial setbacks. Tickets are still available online, with prices ranging from sixty-five to three hundred dollars.

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Gasparilla Music Festival Returns to Waterfront

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Tampa Bay News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Gasparilla Music Festival Returns to Waterfront. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Tampa's Gasparilla music festival is firing back up this weekend after skipping last year due to money troubles. It's hitting Meridian fields in the water street district, from Friday, April 10th through Sunday, April 12th, running 3 to 11pm each. Night. Organizes expect around 10,000 fans daily across 11.5 acres of prime real estate near the waterfront. This marks a fresh start in a buzzing spot close to Ebor City, perfect for pulling in crowds and artists. The event bounced back strong following the 2025 post-poneman, shifting to this vibrant new home to keep the pirate party vibes alive. Post. Gasparilla. Invasion. Fans are hyped with the festival drawing praise for its community energy and lineup that spans genres. It's said to unite locals and visitors, boosting the area's pulse after financial hiccups nearly sank it. Headliners include Mate and Joy on Friday, two friends on Saturday, and Gov and Mule closing Sunday alongside over 30 acts on multiple stages.

Expect everything from Indy Rock to electronic beats and bluegrass. Tickets are still up for grabs online, with 3-day passes at $125, Friday and Saturday singles at $75, Sunday at $65 and VIP options from $160 to $300. Grab yours quick and catch the beats before they drop. That's your update from Teva Bay News today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.

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