Harvest Tickets go on sale April 14 at 11AM! Tickets can be purchased online or by calling 1-888-311-9090 as of that date and time.
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Harvest Passes go on sale April 12 at 11AM! Individual ticket sales will follow Thursday April 14 at 11AM. Both tickets and passes can be purchased online or by calling 1-888-311-9090 as of their respective on-sale dates.
We’ve worked extensively with our partners at Ticketpro to make the purchasing experience as easy as possible for our patrons, and wanted to share some best practices for online purchasing below. You can create a new Ticketpro account or recover the password to your existing account here.
The Harvest Music Festival has shared a spectacularly stacked 2022 line-up, announcing Grammy winning rockers The War On Drugs, CanRock icons Blue Rodeo, eight piece Alabamian soul sensation St. Paul & The Broken Bones, storied Indigenous singer-songwriter William Prince, and many more. Harvest celebrates its 31st Anniversary edition this September 13-18 in beautiful and historic Downtown Fredericton.
Also included in today’s announcement were the returns of longtime festival favorites JJ Grey & Mofro, The Record Company, Kathleen Edwards, and Andy Frasco & The U.N., plus the Harvest debuts of The Slip and TWRP, and a special reunion performance from Hot Toddy. These names and more join previously announced artists: The Sheepdogs, Trouble No More, Bettye LaVette, Amanda Shires, Shemekia Copeland, Nikki Yanofsky, Larkin Poe, Celisse, Sugaray Rayford, and Terra Lightfoot.
“Jumping off of last year’s tremendously moving return to presenting Harvest live and in-person, this schedule pairs bucket-list performers and festival favorites with buzz bands and rising stars, once again cementing us as Eastern Canada’s premiere musical event,” said Brent Staeben, Harvest’s Music Programmer. “We’re so very proud to bring this phenomenal array of international talent to Downtown Fredericton this September.”
Harvest passes will go on sale Tuesday April 12 at 11 a.m. AST. Individual ticket sales will follow Thursday April 14 at 11 a.m. Both tickets and passes can be purchased through TicketPro.ca or by calling 1-888-311-9090 as of their respective on-sale dates. Please note that tickets and passes are not available for purchase in person or by phone at the Harvest office. The 2022 schedule will feature a Blues Tent behind City Hall, a newly redesigned Barracks Stage in the Historic Garrison District, shows at the Playhouse, a pubs and clubs series, performances at the Hilton Stage and in the Tannery, as well as free programming throughout Downtown Fredericton.
“Building on the momentum of last year’s 30th Anniversary, we’re thrilled to bring a new, expanded version of the Barracks Tent online for 2022, along with the reintroduction of our nightly passes and Stephen Lewis’ Big Fun Weekend Pass,” said Staeben. “We’ll also be expanding our traditional Barracks programming to include a blistering new blues series with award-winning American blues musicians like Sugaray Rayford, Vanessa Collier, Duke Robillard, and more,” he said.
Harvest will comply with any and all public health measures in place at the time of the event. Mask wearing is encouraged in all venues, and Harvest reserves the right to make changes to its community safety policy, including the reinstatement of masks and vaccination/test requirements, should new directives or recommendations be issued by the Government of Canada, Province of New Brunswick, or City of Fredericton.
“We’ll continue to work with our government partners and industry stakeholders throughout the summer, to ensure we provide a safe experience for artists, patrons, staff, and volunteers this September,” said Jeff Richardson, Harvest General Manager. “We’ve been monitoring best practices across North America, and will be adjusting our requirements as is deemed necessary.”
Get ready for Harvest’s Ultimate Pass Holiday Pre-Sale! Harvest will be selling a limited quantity of Ultimate Passes for Harvest 2022 (Sept.13 – Sept. 18, 2022) just in time for Christmas. Secure your Ultimate Pass before anyone else on December 7th at 11am at https://harvestmusicfest.ticketpro.ca/…/ULTIMATE22…
Join us for the Harvest Music Festival Annual General Meeting on Tuesday, November 30, 2021 at 7pm. The AGM will take place via Zoom. Participants will be provided the Agenda and a meeting link in advance of the meeting.
Please RSVP to info@harvestjazzandblues.com.
Alcool NB Liquor (ANBL) is pleased to offer its Free ANBL Safe Ride Program once again as part of the upcoming Harvest Music Festival. Free bus transportation will be available to bring festivalgoers downtown, at the heart of the Festival grounds before the shows as well as bring them home safely at the end of the night, on either sides of the river.
As part of a three-way partnership between the Alcool NB Liquor (ANBL), the Harvest Music Festival and the City of Fredericton, anyone in the City of Fredericton will have access to a free shuttle service provided by the City of Fredericton Transit system.
The “Free ANBL Safe Ride” will be available Thursday, September 16th to Saturday, September 18th, from 5:00pm to 11:00pm, with stops at all regularly serviced City Transit bus stops on both sides of the river.
From 11:00pm to 3:00am, the City Transit system will have four buses running select return routes to deliver patrons home safely. Two buses will cover Fredericton’s Southside, with two buses covering the Northside of Fredericton.
“The ANBL Safe Ride Program has become an integral part of Harvest,” said Jeff Richardson, General Manger of Harvest Music Festival. “This unique partnership with the City of Fredericton and ANBL increases accessibility and allows community members to take full advantage of the festival experience in a safe and convenient way.”
Festival goers will be able to easily catch a bus at King’s place which will be the hub location for the free ANBL Safe Ride
“ANBL is very excited to once again be a be part of this unique partnership and to be the sponsor of the Free ANBL Safe Ride program,” said Lori Stickles President & CEO of ANBL. “ANBL is committed to helping eliminate impaired driving from our communities. We appreciate The Harvest Music Festival organizing committee and the City of Fredericton for sharing this vision with us, which is why we are offering the Free Safe Ride Program.”
In addition, the Free ANBL Safe Ride program will continue to provide a dedicated shuttle service to the Delta Hotel, Fredericton Inn, Comfort Inn and Holiday Inn, every hour with Trius buses from Thursday to Saturday of the Festival.
Download Fredericton’s City Transit schedule here. You can also download ReadyPass, the free mobile app that provides real-time bus tracking and routing with easy-to-use features!
For more information on the ANBL Safe Ride program, please visit the ANBL website.
