Dreamville Expected to Bring Millions to Local Economy
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The Dreamville Music Festival, going down April 6 and 7 at Raleigh’s Dorthea Dix Park, includes headliners like SZA, Chris Brown, Nicki Minaj, and J Cole.
Visit Raleigh reports that beyond the event itself, the festival significantly impacts the local economy. In 2022, it brought in $6.7 million, benefiting restaurants, bars, retail shops, and hotels. Hotels saw a 92% occupancy rate on average.
Drawing attendees from across the US and 20 countries, the festival attracted about 80,000 music enthusiasts last year.
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This year’s edition promises to be another success, showcasing a diverse lineup of performers and bringing together music lovers from around the world.
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