Rockland Bergen Music Festival Tickets

Rockland Bergen Music Festival (RBMF) began as a one‑day birthday celebration founded in 2014 by Joe D'Urso. What started as a local gathering at German Masonic Park in Tappan, NY grew into a beloved two‑day festival featuring multiple stages and acts across Rockland County and nearby areas. RBMF has long paired live music with charitable efforts—partnering with organizations such as the Alzheimer’s Association NYC and the Light of Day Foundation to support causes close to the community’s heart. While the festival has shifted over time, RBMF’s impact remains a notable chapter in regional music history, with performances remembered by fans across the Hudson Valley and New York City suburbs.

Use this page as your insider guide to RBMF: learn about the festival’s origins, notable moments, and the performers who shared stages over the years. If you’re looking to secure tickets for a live show in the region, we’ve got you covered with straightforward booking options and up‑to‑date information on venues like Turning Point in Piermont and the ’76 House in Tappan.

Biography highlights, discography notes, and past tour details provide a concise snapshot of RBMF’s musical footprint. While current activity may be intermittent, the festival’s legacy persists in community concerts, charity partnerships, and a timeline of performances that shaped the regional rock scene. For fans seeking past performances or upcoming events tied to Rockland County’s vibrant music culture, this page offers reliable, non‑salesy information and direct access to official social channels.

• Official channels: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube (links available on the RBMF site)
• Notable venues: German Masonic Park (historic, now a part of RBMF lore), Turning Point (Piermont), and the ’76 House (Tappan)
• Philanthropy: Ongoing partnerships with Alzheimer’s Association NYC and Light of Day Foundation

Whether you’re revisiting classic RBMF moments or tracking any new activity, you’ll find clear, factual updates here—without pressure, just straightforward ticketing and event information when available.