Dreamville Festival rescheduled

J. Cole's inaugural Dreamville Festival has been rescheduled for April 6 in Raleigh.

The festival, featuring Fayetteville native Cole and a roster of nearly 20 other rappers, had been scheduled for Sept. 15 in Dorthea Dix Park but was postponed due to Hurricane Florence. Organizers said the lineup may be subject to change.

"We are proud to say that Dreamville this spring will also serve as a benefit to hurricane victims in the Carolinas," J. Cole's manager and president of Dreamville Records, Ibrahim Hamad, said in a news release. "We hope that fans in North Carolina and across the U.S. will not only join in celebrating the very first Dreamville Festival, but also the resilience of this amazing community."

Ticket-buyers should contact customersupport@ticketfly.com for questions regarding refunds on tickets purchased online. They should contact streetteam@scoremoreshows.com if they purchased their tickets through a verified festival street team member or outlet. For other questions, email the festival directly at info@dreamvillefest.com.

General admission passes are available online at dreamvillefest.com for $119, along with VIP packages from $240 to $449.

The Dreamville Foundation has set up a special campaign to assist in relief efforts supporting the community, children and families affected by Hurricane Florence. The relief effort from Dreamville Foundation will provide hot food stations throughout the city of Fayetteville and surrounding areas, as well as temporary housing options for families and the stocking of food pantries and shelters. To donate, go to thedreamvillefoundation.org/hurricane-florence.

Staff writer Rodger Mullen can be reached at rmullen@fayobserver.com or 910-486-3561.

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