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Eric Deters Cancels Freedom Fest Amid Low VIP Ticket Sales
Organizer Eric Deters said the event relied on $1,000 VIP sales and only 6 tickets sold, making the festival financially unviable.
- On Monday, organizer Eric Deters canceled the annual Patriots Day Freedom Fest scheduled for September 26 at his Morning View, Kentucky farm, just days before the event after failing to sell enough $1,000 VIP tickets.
- Deters planned to fund the free-admission festival by selling 100 VIP tickets to wealthy acquaintances he regularly interacted with. Only six people purchased the $1,000 passes, leaving him unable to cover event costs.
- Past events featured speakers including Eric Trump, Donald Trump Jr., and Candace Owens. This year's canceled lineup included Kid Rock, Representative James Comer, and reality television personality Duane "Dog the Bounty Hunter" Chapman.
- On Facebook Monday, Deters declared, "I am never ever, ever, ever, ever doing this event again," and criticized his wealthy network, saying, "I want to tell you something, rich people, as a whole, suck."
- Despite the cancellation, Deters signaled he isn't retreating from public life, continuing to host "The Eric Deters Show" across YouTube and social media with 600,000 followers and 50 million monthly views.
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MAGA Festival Featuring Kid Rock Canceled After Selling Just 6 VIP Tickets
A Kentucky MAGA festival featuring Kid Rock, Dog the Bounty Hunter, and Joe Concha was canceled days before it was set to occur after selling six VIP tickets. The post MAGA Festival Featuring Kid Rock Canceled After Selling Just 6 VIP Tickets first appeared on Mediaite.
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A conservative festival featuring Kid Rock has been canceled after organizer Eric Deters said VIP ticket sales fell far below expectations. Deters, who launched MAGA Freedom Fest at his Kentucky farm in 2022, said only six $1,000 VIP tickets had been sold. The event had previously attracted thousands and was also set to feature Republican […]
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