Trademark dispute leads to name change for Oshkosh festival to XRoads41 Rock Detour

The annual Oshkosh rock music festival recently faced a trademark conflict, resulting in a rebrand to XRoads41 Rock Detour. The event, organized by Oshkosh Festivals LLC, maintained its lineup, date, and fan experience, despite the unexpected name change. Breaking Benjamin will headline the festival on August 9, with a lineup featuring 11 acts performing across three stages.

Due to a trademark issue with a rock radio personality, XRoads41 had to modify its name. While it was an unforeseen development, the organizers approached the situation with humor and a commitment to consistency. Even though the event’s name changed slightly, all other aspects of the festival will remain the same, ensuring attendees will still enjoy a fantastic experience.

Tickets for XRoads41 Rock Detour will be available for purchase starting Friday at 10 a.m., along with camping reservations. Early Bird pricing will be in effect until April 24, after which ticket prices will increase. Event details and ticket information can be found on the festival’s website, xroads41rock.com.

In addition to Breaking Benjamin, the festival lineup includes renowned acts such as Daughtry, Memphis May Fire, Dorothy, Drowning Pool, Atreyu, Saliva, Saving Abel, 12 Stones, Kelsey Hickman, and Rogue Royal. With such a diverse lineup, attendees are guaranteed to enjoy a day filled with incredible music across multiple stages.

The organizers of XRoads41 Rock Detour remain focused on providing festival-goers with a memorable experience, despite the unexpected name change. The festival promises to deliver a day filled with top-tier performances and exciting musical acts. If you’re a music lover looking for a fun and entertaining event, be sure to grab your tickets and join in on the festivities on August 9.