Sing Out Loud

September 6–29, 2024

Time to get together and celebrate some live music on Florida’s Historic Coast!

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Uncover the hidden gem of Florida's Historic Coast, where the Sing Out Loud Festival promises extraordinary lineups! This multi-week celebration of music will be held at various charming locales across St. Augustine and Ponte Vedra.

The festival commences with the Sing Out Loud Local Showcase, a cherished tradition since 2016. Showcasing hundreds of local singers, songwriters, and musicians, the Local Showcase offers an incredible array of genres, from indie rock to bluegrass, hip hop to country, comedy to spoken word. This series of free concerts, hosted at more than a dozen venues, is the heartbeat of the Sing Out Loud Festival, allowing everyone to immerse themselves in Florida's vibrant musical landscape.

Since its inception, the Sing Out Loud Festival has become an annual celebration of live music, taking place over multiple weekends in September. With its vast array of musical genres and over 100 local, regional, and national artists performing both free and ticketed shows, the festival is a testament to the passion for music in the region. Produced by St. Johns County Cultural Events, the driving force behind The St. Augustine Amphitheatre and Ponte Vedra Concert Hall, and in partnership with the St. Johns County Tourist Development Council, the festival is guided by its core values of music, community, and philanthropy, having contributed over $300,000 to support local nonprofit organizations while welcoming more than 1,300 musicians from around the world.

Sep 21
Sing Out Loud Music Festival Local Showcase presents John Dickie IV with Collapsible B, Bridge Street Vibe, Billy Buchanan & his Rock ​‘n Soul Revue, Few Fellas Brass Band & Reece
The Colonial Oak Music Park 21 St. George St. St. Augustine, FL 32084
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