All Ages
Doors 6:30pm
Show 7pm-11pm each night
Moonlit Nites & Harold’s Corral are bringing two nights of unforgettable country music to Cave Creek, Arizona to celebrate 90 years of Harolds Cave Creek Corral! On October 3rd, chart-topping artist Rodney Atkins takes the stage with support from rising stars Kianna Martinez and Josh Roy. Then on October 4th, Brian Kelley—the Florida half of Florida Georgia Line—keeps the party going with his beach-country vibes, joined by special guests Austin Burke and Laura Walsh. Come celebrate nine decades of history, music, and community at this legendary two-day event!
Prescription Medication Policy
All prescription medications must be presented in a pharmacy-labeled container. The label must include the prescription details, dosage, and the name of the individual.
- The name on the prescription must match a valid form of identification (e.g., driver’s license, state ID).
- Only a sufficient supply of the medication needed for the duration of the event is permitted.
- Over-the-counter medications are allowed in a sufficient supply for one day.
- Expired medications are strictly prohibited.
- All medications must be verified by medical staff, safety officers or a security supervisor prior to entering the event.
- AZ mobile ID can validate prescriptions - Photos of the ID can not validate medications.
Rules
- NO re-entry or in/outs per day
- NO camping
- NO refunds or exchanges
- NO sitting on designated dance floors
- NO moshing, crowd surfing or stage diving
- NO unauthorized/unlicensed vendors allowed
- NO unauthorized solicitations, handbills, sampling, give-aways, etc
- NO smoking within 20ft of a venue entrance or seated/stage section of the event
- Buying/selling tickets, vandalism, loitering, drinking alcohol, and illegal drug use are strictly prohibited in the parking lot.
- Anything deemed inappropriate, insensitive, or distasteful will NOT be admitted to the event.
The following is not allowed into the venue:
- NO Illegal substances or drug paraphernalia
- NO Cannabis
- NO Pets
- NO Massagers or pacifiers
- NO Poi
- NO Laser pens or pointers
- NO Eyedrops
- NO Glass, cans, cups, or coolers
- NO Markers, pens, or spray paint
- NO Large chains, spiked jewelry, or spiked accessories
- NO Stickers or flyers
- NO Tents, large umbrellas, or chairs
- NO Wind chairs/sofas
- NO Large purses or bags (over 15” X 15” X 5” inches)
- NO Open cigarettes, lipstick, chapstick, tampons
- NO Outside food, beverage, or alcohol
- NO Professional cameras (SLR or detachable lenses)
- NO Video or audio recording equipment
- NO Knives, firearms, pepper spray, fireworks, or weapons of any kind
- NO Toy weapons or real weapons of any kind
- NO Sticks, staff, swords, sabers, whips, or scepters including extendable items
- NO Open sunscreen
- NO Balloons, balls, frisbees, or any other projectile
- NO Native American headdresses
- NO Festival totems
- NO CROWD SURFING OR RAIL BREAKING. PATRONS PARTICIPATING IN EITHER WILL BE EJECTED
The following is allowed into the venue:
- OK (2) factory-sealed water bottles of ANY SIZE
- OK Clear empty plastic water bottles of ANY SIZE
- OK Clear (transparent) bags – max size 15” X 15”x 5“
- OK Clear (transparent) backpacks – max size 15” X 15”x 5“
- OK Clear (transparent) fanny packs – max size 15” X 15”x 5“
- OK Empty non-transparent Camelbaks with no more than 2 pockets – max size 15” X 15”x 5“
- OK Small clutch up to 5” X 7” X 2” in size
- OK Non-Professional Still Cameras including Go Pros (GoPros may NOT be attached to a monopod or extendable pole)
- OK Lighters
- OK Sealed: cigarette packages, tampons, packs of gum, chapstick/lip gloss
- OK Glowing/illuminated costumes or jewelry (to be searched upon entry)
- OK Sunglasses and hats
- OK Sealed liquid sunscreen and cosmetic products
- OK Disposable E-cigs, nicotine vaporizer pens, excluding those with refillable chambers containing visible liquid
- OK Guide dogs for people with disabilities