Ponte Vedra Concert Hall Reopens with a New Look and Big Sound

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After 15 months of anticipation and transformation, the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall is ready to welcome music lovers back with a fresh new face and world-class sound. Set just minutes from the beach and within easy reach of historic St. Augustine, this beloved venue has completed a comprehensive renovation that positions it as one of the premier live performance destinations in the Southeast.

The Grand Reopening takes place Friday, August 1, with a headlining performance by Dan Tyminski Band, known for his iconic voice behind the “Man of Constant Sorrow” in O Brother, Where Art Thou?. The celebration continues this fall with two powerhouse performances: Melissa Etheridge on Monday, September 29, and Steep Canyon Rangers on Friday, October 3—a GRAMMY-winning group famed for collaborations with Steve Martin.

Originally built in 1980 and converted into a concert hall in 2011, the venue has hosted more than 480 unique artists. Now, it returns with new energy and impressive upgrades: a second-floor balcony, expanded stage and seating, cutting-edge lighting and sound, outdoor terraces, and modernized food, beverage, and retail spaces.

Book your stay for a music-filled escape now. Whether you're a longtime fan or first-time visitor, there's no better time to discover Florida’s Historic Coast and the vibrant sound of Ponte Vedra Concert Hall.

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