Festivals At Sea: What It's Like For Musicians & Fans

Hello, fellow musicians!
Ever considered playing or attending one of these rock n roll cruises at sea? Here's what it's like as an artist on board...plus the fan experience too!
Here's my slightly lethargic account of ShipRocked 2025!
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[@marymcclarin6366]

Looks like fun! Hoping to do this next year!

[@MaggieMcCluskey-b9g]

I would love to go on one of these cruises if your band is playing ❤❤❤

[@walliegirl2]

Thanks for posting this! I went on the 80's Cruise a few years ago with Rick Springfield as the host and had a blast! It's fun to get to see a lot of really good bands on these, like a festival, but it's not as intense as a festival IMHO. I loved the artist interaction and aslo loved hanging out with my friends. It was fun running into the artists at various unexpected times (elevators for example), but my group was always respectful of not bothering the artists unless they seemed okay with fan interaction. I think as long as everyone is respectful of each other, these crusies are a great idea. I hope you guys had a good experience!

[@Petina-k9j]

As a fan based in Australia, I’d love to do this as a holiday. But always seem to miss the drop of tickets? Anyone have any tips please?