WARRANT, DOKKEN, GREAT WHITE Confirmed For Broken Spoke Campground

July 14, 2010

The Broken Spoke Saloon today announced the 2010 concert lineup for the Broken Spoke Campground on their four stages. Top national entertainment will feature .38 SPECIAL (August 8),GREAT WHITE and DOKKEN (August 9),EDDIE MONEY and BLACK OAK ARKANSAS (August 10),WARRANT, CONFEDERATE RAILROAD and legendary comedian GALLAGHER (August 11),THE KENTUCKY HEADHUNTERS and BLACK STONE CHERRY (August 12),all on the Outdoor Concert Stage.

The Broken Spoke Saloon Stage at the Broken Spoke Campground will feature BLACKFOOT (August 7),HOUSES OF THE HOLY, DALLAS MOORE, JASMINE CAIN and many more. The Pool Stage will feature daily concerts by LAURA LYNN and LUCAS HOGE.

The Broken Spoke Campground is located on Highway 79 North, just past Bear Butte State Park in Sturgis, South Dakota. Cost for all of the entertainment at the Broken Spoke Campground is FREE for campers (tents, RVs, cabins, etc.) and $10.00 admission after 6:00 p.m. for non-campers.

The Broken Spoke Campground is wall-to-wall entertainment for the entirety of the 70th annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. The 2010 festivities include multiple camping options (tents, RVs and cabins),the IMBBA Bike Show and Hall of Fame Awards, Easyriders Rodeo, the Michael Lichter & Sugar Bear Ride, the Cycle Source Ride and Chopper Show, the Vietnam Veterans Wall, the Baker Drivetrain Smoke-Down Showdown, the S&S Smokeout, the World's Biggest Biker Pool with Hot Tubs & Tiki Bar, Legends Art Gallery, Good ‘ol Days Raceway, Hill Climb, America's Original Extreme Motorcycle Thrill Shows, the Limpnickie Lot — where attendees can interact with the next generation of bike builders, the Lucky Daredevil Thrillshow, Hot Contests with Cash Prizes, Free Spoke to Spoke Shuttle, Live Music Day and Night, and an on-site General Store including all the items campers need!

For more information, visit www.brokenspokecampground.com.

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