But it doesn’t stop there! MORC ’24 also offers an unforgettable adventure with stops in Ocho Rios, Jamaica and Nassau, Bahamas. Get ready to mingle with your favorite rock stars during exclusive photo experiences and engage in theme nights and special events that celebrate our incredible rock community.

Secure your spot now by booking a cabin starting at $1,899.00 per person (based on double occupancy). Please note that mandatory taxes and fee supplements are not included. For more information or to make a reservation, visit MonstersOfRockCruise.com.

In addition to mind-blowing performances by renowned artists, MORC ’24 will feature interactive events designed to bring cruisers closer to their musical idols. Engage in Artist/Cruiser Q&A sessions where you can ask burning questions directly to your favourite musicians or showcase your talents in Gong Show Karaoke and “So You Think You Can Shred.” Discover new culinary skills through Cooking with Rock Stars or unleash your artistic side alongside a fresh lineup of Painting with Rock Stars participants.

The lineup for MORC ‘24 includes Joe Satriani, Extreme, The Darkness, Winger, Ace Frehley, KK’s Priest, Accept, Queensrÿche, Quiet Riot, Y&T, Glenn Hughes (performing Deep Purple Live), April Wine, TNT, Crazy Lixx, Slaughter, British Lion, FireHouse, Vixen, H.E.A.T., Armored Saint, Richie Kotzen, Faster Pussycat, SOTO/Bieler, Dangerous Toys, Lizzy Borden, Enuff Z’Nuff, Spread Eagle, Black ‘N Blue, Joe Hoekstra, Pat Travers Band, Crashdiet, Bang Tango, Tuff, Heavens Edge, Treat, Paradise Kitty, and KALEIDO. Plus, official cruise host Eddie Trunk (VH1, SiriusXM) and a cast of other hosts who will be moderating Q&A’s and a bevy of activities onboard.

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Not a lot of young hair metal bands out there, so Saints of Sin feel like real treat. These completely lovable rogues charm the audience with their attitude, singing songs about sex and girls and fornication and girls… and one about a devil. Their energy is utterly endless

as the jump as high with the last note of their set as they did with the first. Guitarist Matt Spencer treats the crowd to some up-close and personal action as he invades the crowd for a full on finish for a full on set.

New Device’s masterful hold on the stage shines through the minute they begin. Lead singer, Daniel Leigh is a natural show man with the whole band giving us some good groove and hard-rock tunes. They equally impress and endear the crowd between their fiercely strong show and laid back demeanour, it’s that ideal blend of experienced rocking our and light hearted messing about. However the MVP award must be given especially to their bassist who has apparently only ever had one rehearsal with the band by the time they’re on stage. A triumphant end to a triumphant tour no doubt.

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