Days passes now available for Rock League Season 2

Curling's rock stars are ready to take the stage for Season 2 of Rock League.

Join the fun, with day passes now available for all five stops.

Visit rockleague.com/tickets to purchase your passes today.

Looking for more action? Full-event and weekend passes are also available. Weekend passes include Saturday and Sunday matches, while full-event passes provide access to all four days of competition, from Thursday through Sunday.

Single game tickets are on sale as well for Week 1 in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, as the new Rock League season rings in the new year, Jan. 7-10 at Temple Gardens Centre.

NBT Bank Arena in Utica, New York, will then play host Jan. 28-31, as Rock League will mark its first event on U.S. ice.

"I'm so excited for the U.S.'s debut with Rock League," said Korey Dropkin, captain of Frontier Curling Club. "It's a long time coming that we have big events in the U.S. and be able to build that U.S. support group, especially with the Frontier Curling franchise.

"We want to make sure that we're bringing this league home. Having this on U.S. soil, and being in Utica, New York, is a big next step for us."

Rock League travels to Ottawa's TD Place, Feb. 4-7, for its third stop of the season.

“Having a Rock League event in Ottawa is really exciting,” said Ottawa native Emma Miskew of Alpine Curling Club. “I think that it's such a cool opportunity for fans in the curling community to come out and experience really exciting and entertaining curling. Playing at home is just going to be awesome.”

The season resumes April 8-11 at Servus Arena in Red Deer, Alberta, and wraps up with championship weekend April 15-18 at the Wings Event Center in Kalamazoo, Michigan.

"It's awesome," said Maple United's Jocelyn Peterman, who is originally from Red Deer. "I didn't know it was going there, so it was kind of cool. It was a surprise to me when I saw the announcement, but it’s always fun to play at home and to have my family be able to come so easily. It'll be great and hopefully a bunch of people come out, a bunch of friends and family, and it will be great to see that place packed."

Rock League features six franchises with the world’s top men’s and women’s curlers competing in a variety of different disciplines from four-player team curling to mixed doubles and more.

Shield Curling Club, captained by two-time Olympic gold medallist Brad Jacobs, won the inaugural Rock League championship during a condensed one-week debut season last April in Toronto. Benoît Schwarz-van Berkel was named MVP after lifting Shield to victory in a nail-biting shootout final over Typhoon Curling Club.

Rock League schedule

• January 7–10: Moose Jaw, SK – Temple Gardens Centre
• January 28–31: Utica, NY – NBT Bank Arena
• February 4–7: Ottawa, ON – TD Place
• April 8–11: Red Deer, AB – Servus Arena
• April 15–18: Kalamazoo, MI – Wings Event Center