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Nine supporting bands to perform at OZ Music Fest

Patrick Lloyd
February 4, 2015
OZ
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Osprey Productions (OP) released the full lineup for the OZ Music Fest today, Feb. 4.

After previously announcing the two headliners, Mac Miller and Sublime with Rome, OP’s Facebook Page announced the supporting acts will be Sidereal, Radical Something, Split Tone, The Band Be Easy, Weekend Atlas, Fjord Explorer, Fort Stories, Charles Adderley and Summer Goodman.

According to the OZ Music Festival Facebook Page, camping will be available for UNF students. Each student is allowed to bring one guest to camp as long as the guest purchases a two-day pass. More details on camping will be available next week.

The festival will take place on the auxiliary field behind the Student Wellness Center March 5-6.

Tickets are free for UNF students. Non-UNF students can purchase tickets starting Monday, Feb. 9 at the UNF Ticket Box Office. Two-day passes will be available for $45 and one-day passes for $30.

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