The headliner will feature well-known Kiwi musicians Peter Urlich, Jordan Luck and Eddie Rayner of Th' Dudes, The Exponents, and Split Enz respectively.
Along with Brett Adams, Dave Gent, Bryan Bell and Patrick Khutze, the Magnificent Seven will be bringing the legacy and love of their celebrated groups back to the stage and with it, a basket of iconic Kiwi songs to delight the crowd.
Concert-goers can expect to hear one big hit after another, with Why Does Love, Who Loves Who the Most, and Bliss, among many other chart-toppers on the set list.
"Current numbers indicate this year will be the biggest yet for The Big Easy with an increase in both visitors and locals taking part," Hawke's Bay Tourism general manager Annie Dundas said.
"We have great music, entertainment and Big Easy deals on the route and it's looking to be a cracker day in Hawke's Bay."
There will be food and drinks available at Church Road Winery at the end, including beer, wine, non-alcoholic beverages and bites to eat.
Ms Dundas said The Little Easy Central Hawke's Bay, scheduled for Good Friday, was also shaping up well with up to 150 riders expected on the family-friendly 12km circuit along the banks of the Tukituki River.
"We're delighted to be able to incorporate the stunning new swing bridge into The Little Easy route, and look forward to a great day out in CHB."
For those wanting to skip the cycling and head directly to the main show, concert-only tickets are $25.
Limited ticket sales will be available on the day.
Visit www.thebigeasy.co.nz for more information.
