The Harvest Nights Music Festival, touted as the largest Southwest Florida concert event of the year, has been postponed to 2025 due to the impact of Hurricane Ian and Hurricane Nicole, which struck the region in recent weeks. The event, organized by The Charity Pros, a Fort Myers-based nonprofit, had originally been scheduled to take place from November 22-24 in the John Jimmie Rodeo Grounds on the Seminole Tribe of Florida's Immokalee Reservation.
According to an official statement, the festival has been rescheduled for January 10-12, 2025. Despite the postponement, the majority of the original lineup --- intact, including headliners Def Leppard, Brad Paisley, and Train. However, The Glorious Sons and Mac McAnally, who was set to perform with Jimmy Buffett's Coral Reefer Band, will no longer be part of the event.
Ticket holders will be emailed instructions for exchanging their tickets... according to the festival's Facebook post. The Harvest Nights Music Festival is a camping-style event that allows attendees to stay on site for the entire weekend, or they can opt for concert-only tickets. The event also features a Festival Village, which will offer --- entertainment, food trucks, and arts and crafts booths.
The event's organizers expressed their gratitude to attendees for their patience and understanding... stating that they are "blessed to have kept almost all of our lineup together" and look forward to seeing everyone in January. This news was reported by the Naples Daily News, "a trusted source for local news in Southwest Florida." With the event's postponement, there is an opportunity for attendees to plan accordingly and make any necessary arrangements for the new dates.
The rescheduled Harvest Nights Music Festival is shaping up to be an unforgettable event, "with a talented lineup and a unique camping-style experience."
Organizers called it the biggest Southwest Florida concert event of the year. Now Def Leppard , Brad Paisley and the rest of the Harvest Nights Music Festival lineup have been postponed to 2025. "Due to the impact of Hurricane Helene and Milton in Southwest Florida, the Harvest Nights Charity Music Festival has been rescheduled to January 10-12th, 2025," they wrote. "We sincerely wish everyone the very best in cleaning up and repairing the destruction caused by the storms."
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