Three days of country, rock, pop and R&B on the sand — plus single-day tickets for the first time
The countdown to Tortuga is officially on. Rock The Ocean’s Tortuga Music Festival, in partnership with Live Nation, returns to the sand in Fort Lauderdale April 2–4, 2027, for its 14th annual celebration of music, sunshine and oceanfront energy.
Eric Church, Megan Moroney and Florida Georgia Line lead the lineup. The weekend also marks the Double Diamond-certified duo’s first headlining festival performance since announcing their return to touring in 2027. A big get for South Florida country fans.
How to Get Tickets
Tickets go on sale this Friday, Oct. 23 at 10AM ET at TortugaMusicFestival.com.
For the first time this year, fans can buy single-day tickets during the presale, which begins Tuesday at 10AM ET. Presale also includes 3-day passes and GA+, VIP and SVIP packages.
Traveling in for the weekend? Hotel packages and exclusive offers are available through festival partner Jampack.
The Lineup
Tortuga pairs chart-topping performances with sand, surf and that unmistakable South Florida backdrop. Three stages run from daytime sets through sunset, all wrapped in the immersive beachfront atmosphere the festival is known for.
On the main stage, fans can also catch Stella Lefty, Stephen Wilson Jr. and Tucker Wetmore.
Over at the Sunset Stage, Goo Goo Dolls, Train and NE-YO headline a genre-spanning mix of rock, pop and R&B as the sun goes down over Fort Lauderdale Beach.
The full 2027 lineup: Algorhythm, Ashley Anne, Ava Hall, BadFish, Benny G, Blake Proehl, Carter Faith, Cassidy Daniels, Chase Matthew, Cody Lohden, Colin Lynch, Drake Milligan, Dylan Marlowe, Dylan Scott, Franklin Jonas, Grace Potter, Highway Home, Jacob Hackworth, Jordan Cobb, Josh Weathers, Just Jayne, Kevin Powers, KG and The Bad Habits, Kyle Schuesler, Michael Franti & Spearhead, Redferrin, Slater Nalley, Sons of Habit, Sunny Black, The Droptines, Tyler Braden, Tyler Nance, Vincent Mason, Wheeland Brothers, Willow Avalon and Zach John King, featuring Dee Jay Silver and DJ Rock.
Music With a Mission
Beyond a lineup built for fans of all ages, Tortuga keeps sustainability and ocean conservation at the center of the festival experience. The festival earned a 2-Star Blue Seal from Oceanic Global’s Blue Standard for its work reducing single-use plastics, responsibly managing waste and building sustainability into festival production.
Each year, Rock The Ocean’s Conservation Village gives fans a chance to learn about critical environmental issues affecting the oceans while raising funds to address them. To date, Tortuga fans have helped raise more than $7 million for ocean conservation, research and education.