Monsters Of Rock cruise has announced the first bands for its twelfth annual voyage.
The five-day/five-night full-ship music charter will set sail March 2-7, 2024 and depart out of Miami, Florida. Dubbed “The Dirty Dozen”, next year’s voyage will include performances from several dozen artists on mu…
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