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CLAY WALKER, RODNEY ATKINS, ERIC CHURCH, NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND, AND NEAL McCOY JOIN THE LINE-UP FOR ARIZONA COUNTRY THUNDER MUSIC FESTIVAL APRIL 7–10, 2011
Florence, AZ – Country Thunder - Once again, Country Thunder Festival does not disappoint, proving with the latest additions to the line-up that it is a festival you won't want to miss.Country Thunder Joining Jason Aldean on Friday night is CMA and Grammy Award winning group the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and country rocker Eric Church, who's recent album "Carolina" garnered the top-ten hits  “Love Your Love the Most” and “Hell on the Heart”. On Saturday, Martina McBride will be joined by ACM “Top New Male Vocalist” winner, Rodney Atkins, who’s current Top Ten single "Farmer's Daughter" has spent an astounding 36 weeks on the Billboard Charts. Also adding to Saturday night will be Country Thunder favorite Neal McCoy who is back once again to provide an electric performance, sure to get festival goers “movin and shakin"! For the final night of the festival, platinum selling artist Clay Walker will take the stage alongside Toby Keith. With 11 #1 hit singles, four RIAA platinum and two gold certified albums under his belt Walker is no stranger to Arizona, and is sure to deliver exactly what the crowd wants! 

Taking place April 7 -10, 2011, music fans can cowboy-up for a full 4-day general admission pass for the price of only $120, this price is valid until January 15, 2011. VIP and sponsorship packages are also available with added perks including hospitality tent access, preferred parking, and premium concert seating.

For the thousands of new and returning fans of Country Thunder, tent and campsites are available at Canyon Moon Ranch. There are several types of camping available —from primitive rugged to rustic and modern amenities. Crown Camping is also now available, so check online to reserve your site today!

The announced line-up includes:

Thursday, April 7th Kick-off Party
Music begins at 6:30 pm 
Sawyer Brown

Friday, April 8th
Music begins at 2:00 pm 
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Eric Church
Jason Aldean

Saturday, April 9th
Music begins at 1:00 pm
Neal McCoy
Rodney Atkins
Martina McBride

Sunday, April 10th
Music begins at 1:00 pm
Clay Walker
Toby Keith

More artists will be announced in the coming weeks.

Resource tickets and additional information online: www.countrythunder.com

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