Sing Out Loud Festival 2018 by Folio Weekly

FREE MUSIC FESTIVAL!

SEPTEMBER 1 – 23, 2018

guidebook Welcome to One of Florida’s Largest Free Music Festivals! 12 Days – 19 Venues – 70 Showcases 250+ National, Regional and Local Acts

live music! FEATURING

JASON ISBELL AND THE 400 UNIT THE DECEMBERISTS AGAINST ME! LUCERO LEFTOVER SALMON RISING APPALACHIA AND 250 MORE ACTS!

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TABLE OF CONTENTS -------------------------------------------------------------Welcome from Sing Out Loud Festival Organizer Ryan Murphy ........... 4 Sing Out Loud Festival Partners .......................................................... 5 Artist Features ..................................................................................... 6 Festival Map ................................................................................16 & 17 Sing Out Loud Festival Overview ................................................ 18 & 19 Sing Out Loud Festival Showcase Schedules ...................................... 21 --------------------------------------------------------------

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WELCOME TO THE 3RD ANNUAL SING OUT LOUD FESTIVAL! --------------------------------------------------------------

Over the last couple of years we have truly learned how resilient and passionate this community really is. After weathering multiple hurricanes, we watched people from all around come together and help their neighbors get back on their feet, provide essential food, shelter, clothes and anything else that was needed. We knew that during this time one of the important things we could do to help lift peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s spirits was to make sure that the show(s) went on! And last year, it certainly felt critical to not only provide FREE live music events all around town, but to also make sure all the local artists, event crew, bartenders, servers, hotels, etc. were able to get back to work as quickly as possible. Here we are a year later and the festival and the community feels stronger and more passionate than ever! All of you attending, performing, working or supporting in any way are part of the great overall musical ecosystem that continues to establish the greater St. Augustine area as THE MOST celebrated and preeminent music destination in the Southeast United States. This year we have, again, tried to diversify the lineups, genres, venues and activities in hopes that there is something that really strikes a chord with you. I hope everyone has a wonderful time this year and gets to experience something new, wild or exciting. In the meantime, enjoy the music, tip your bartenders and servers, be kind to each other and always:

SUPPORT LOCAL MUSICIANS, ARTISTS AND VENUES! Ryan Murphy Sing Out Loud Festival Organizer & Director of the St. Johns County Cultural Events Division

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The Sing Out Loud Festival would like to thank the following Festival Partners for their contribution to the 2018 Sing Out Loud Festival, one of the largest free music festivals ever held in Florida!

Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit Saturday, September 22 at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre If there’s an heir apparent to the altcountry throne, it’s Jason Isbell. From his earliest days as a member of the Drive-By Truckers, to his current work with The 400 Unit, Isbell takes our preconceived notions of what we call Americana and even Southern Rock and bends them into something altogether new. In the last decade the Green Hill, Alabama native has released a half dozen studio albums and three live recordings, scoring two Grammy Awards in the process. At turns plaintive and raucous, the songs of Jason Isbell smack squarely in the tradition of rock-poets like Bob Dylan,

Bruce Springsteen, and Neil Young. Southern roots remain evident in Isbell’s work. Songs like “Down in a Hole,” “Speed Trap Town,” and “If We Were Vampires” are stark stories filled with small town heroes and villains, broken people on the mend and redemptionseeking ramblers. Isbell’s backing band the 400 Unit is a five-piece group from Muscle Shoals, Alabama who are the perfect foil in bringing Isbell’s millennial honky tonk tunes to life. Isbell was the 2017 artist-in-residence at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville and guest stars on John Prine’s latest, The Tree of Forgiveness.

The Decemberists Saturday, September 22 at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre In the ever-changing world of independent music, The Decemberists remain always in season. Since 2000, the Portland, Oregon five-piece have been creating mini-symphonies of baroque pop that have made them de facto darlings of the indie rock scene. After releasing two albums on the celebrated Northwest label Kill Rock Stars, The Decemberists signed to Capitol Records, a move that maintained their unique sound while exposing them to a much larger audience. Many of the band’s tunes touch on folk and historical themes, along with nods to obscure references and heroes. In the last decade, The Decemberists have well established themselves as a cerebral

and playful band that still knows how to rock. In concert, The Decemberists encourage audience participation and the group is known to perform minitheatrical productions, only reinforcing their already eclectic worldview. Their major label debut, 2006’s The Crane Wife, topped countless “Best Of” lists and appearances on Late Night with Conan O’Brien, Jimmy Kimmel! Live!, and Parks and Recreation and The Colbert Report have made the band one of the more visible indie artists working in the mainstream today. The band’s latest, I’ll Be Your Girl, was inspired by the aftermath of the post2016 election.

BETTY GRIFFIN CENTER SPOTLIGHT For more than 35 years, Betty Griffin Center has provided shelter and support for local victims of domestic violence and sexual assault and their children. Betty Griffin Center is here to ensure those in danger get immediate help, counseling and the services necessary to become self-sufficient and live safe, productive lives. Today, Betty Griffin Center shelters more than 550 people each year, operates a 24-hour help line, provides professional counseling for victims of domestic and sexual abuse and provides age-appropriate violence prevention training. The nonprofit agency also has a rape care unit at Flagler Hospital, and victim advocates who assist survivors in the court system, when necessary. In addition, Betty Griffin Center operates two thrift stores at Julington Square and Anastasia Island to assist in funding the agencyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ongoing mission. While the Center relies on charitable donations every year to fund operations, in 2018 they urge the public to consider supporting the Center through the challenge grant graciously offered by the Delores Barr Weaver Fund. The fund will match up to $100,000 given by new donors, current donors who increase their gift or past donors who havenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t given to the Center for the last three years. To date, the 2018 Sing Out Loud Festival has raised over $90,000 through donation tickets to the September 22 Betty Griffin Center Benefit Showcase featuring Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit, The Decemberists and Lucero at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre.

If you or someone you know is being abused, call the Betty Griffin Center 24-hour Help Line at (904) 824-1555.

BETTY GRIFFIN CENTER 450 Old Moultrie Road, Suite 202 St. Augustine, FL 32086 (904) 808-8544 www.bettygriffincenter.org

against me! Sunday, September 23 at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre When Against Me! sprung from the fertile punk rock scene in Gainesville, Florida in 1997, the band quickly established themselves as a force to be reckoned with. While many of their peers played it safe with the accepted punk rock blueprint, Against Me! explored folkleaning flavors along with an avowed leftist, anarcho-punk ideology. The band has released a series of well-received EPs and full-length albums, with themes that touch on global politics and the call of individuality. On the local tip, band founder Laura Jane Grace wrote the band’s 2010 album White Crosses

when she and her family lived here in St. Augustine. In 2014, Against Me! released Transgender Dysphoria Blues, which deeply chronicled Grace’s experiences with gender dysphoria and coming out as a transgender woman. Against Me! continues to prove that “punk’s not dead” while assuring us it’s in a constant state of evolution. In the 20 years since the band’s inception, Grace and her sonic cohorts continue to reveal the freedom, resonance, and inherent power of the DIY sensibility and community.

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lucero Saturday, September 22 at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre Twenty years in and Lucero show no signs of slowing down. The Memphisborn five-piece continues to travel a storied road fueled by country, soul, gospel, and good old punk rock. Band classics like “I’ll Just Fall,” “What Else Would You Have Me Be?” and “My Best Girl” tackle the big stuff: loneliness, heartache, addiction, and a spiritual dose of the blues. Ben Nichols’ gruff vocal delivery is met with the band’s raw feel, bridging the gap between Stax records and modern day altcountry swagger. While they’ve released a series of impressive albums, Lucero is arguably first and foremost

a live band. Their most recent album, Among the Ghosts, was recorded at Sam Phillips Recording, the legendary Memphis studio where legends Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Johnny Cash, B.B. King created seminal classics. Recorded live and with the band playing in one room, Among the Ghosts captures Lucero’s fierce energy and lyrical power in peak form. Over the course of the album’s 10 tracks, Lucero takes us on an extended trip into the band’s deep roots, where Southern Gothic and southern soul sway side by side under a flickering neon bar light.

Leftover Salmon Sunday, September 23 at the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall For nearly 30 years, jam band heavyweights Leftover Salmon have been creating inventive and eclectic music that definitely swims against the stream. The six-piece combo perform a signature mix of bluegrass, country, straight-up rock and roll, and Zydeco that they like to call “Polyethnic Cajun Slamgrass.” In lesser hands, that could be a recipe for coyness or disaster. But in the anything-goes musical gumbo of Leftover Salmon, a banjo solo might be met by a synthesizer freakout, only to then be matched by a percussion solo, and it all somehow works. Since 1993 the band has released 10

well-received albums, including their latest, Something Higher. However, it’s Leftover Salmon’s live shows that have garnered the Boulder, Coloradospawned band a tie-dyed, devoted audience that demands the kind of hours-long, jam-heavy shows where the band seems to truly thrive. And while they are top-flight players, the band never lets showy licks get in the way of a good time. Leftover Salmon has sought its own level when working with others, forgoing showbiz names in lieu of collaborations with Waylon Jennings and ‘90s college rock kings, Cracker.

Rising Appalachia Friday, September 21 on the Backyard Stage at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre Rising Appalachia are carriers of the flame for the world folk scene. While bandmates Leah and Chloe Smith are family, they’re hardly just a showbiz sister act. From their earliest days busking in the French Quarter, the Atlanta natives began fusing traditional Appalachian music with gospel, soul, and hip-hop, a melodic and rhythmic exploration that continues to the present day. Between the two of them, these multi-instrumentalists play an array of global instruments, from banjos and fiddles to kalimbas and washboards and have released a half dozen releases featuring the sisters’ soaring harmonies and unique Americana-meets-world-music sound. They’ve combined their musical

and lyrical worldview with various collaborators as the roving Rise Collective, a 21st-century caravan of activists, poets, educators, yogis, fire spinners, and circus performers. Ardent activists, Rising Appalachia coined the term “Slow Music Movement,” where the band works in conjunction with farm groups, non-profits, and educational organizations to foster grassroots outreach programs; while their 2016 “Fertile Grounds” tour encouraged their fans to check out permaculture farming. Nomadic spirits at heart, Rising Appalachia perform at venues and festivals around the globe, offering music that highlights our culture similarities into a truly oneworld sound.

Southern Avenue Friday, September 21 on the Backyard Stage at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre Southern Avenue are on the vanguard of the next wave of talent rising up from the ever-fertile and soul-rich music scene of Memphis. Although they’ve only been together since 2015, the band has garnered much attention for their high-energy spin on electric blues. Following the band’s formation, Southern Avenue wasted no time in hitting the road, relentlessly touring the States and Europe, playing clubs and festivals and representing Memphis in the 2016 International Blues Challenge competition. Southern Avenue’s soulful blues quest went full circle when the legendary Memphis R&B label, Stax Records released the band’s 2017 self-

titled debut. Produced by Kevin Houston (Lucero, Patty Griffin) and featuring guest appearances by Luther Dickinson of the North Mississippi Allstars and Marc Franklin of the Bo-Keys, the album’s 10 songs ran the gamut from ballads to gutbucket boogie, capped off by a solid rendition of Ann Peebles’ classic “Slipped, Tripped and Fell in Love.” The band’s lineup - vocalist Tierinii Jackson, sister Tikyra Jackson on drums, Ori Naftaly (guitar), Jeremy Powell (keyboards), and Gage Markey (bass) – bring both a reverence for the blues and the undeniable skills to keep the music moving forward.

war on women Sunday, September 23 at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre War On Women describe themselves as â&#x20AC;&#x153;Feminist AF.â&#x20AC;? Formed in 2011, this Baltimore-based, co-ed/feminist hardcore punk band defines the unified stance, imminent force, and radical resistance of the current punk music community. While some current artists shy away from rocking the boat in talking politics or current global issues, War On Women are fully prepared to sink the fleet. Taking their cue from radicalized agitprop punks, War On Women directly address topics like sexual assault, the new breed of global racism, street harassment, crazed gun violence, transphobia, and womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

reproductive rights. Their on-point (and at times, humorous) lyrics issue a battle cry in a current political climate that continues to attempt to ignore, mute, and even silence voices that dare to speak out. Hailed for their high-speed thrash and intense live performances, in 2015 War On Women released their debut. Their sophomore effort, Capture the Flag, is a continuation of their hybrid of old-school riot grrrl rage and warp-speed thrash. Festivalgoers looking to witness a band that is both confrontational and inclusive would do well to check out War On Women.

Push Push Salon 2820 Lewis Speedway St Augustine, FL 32084

ocean avenue sports bar & grill 123 San Marco Ave St Augustine, FL 32084

Community First credit union

3581 N Ponce De Leon Blvd St Augustine, FL 32084

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limelight theatre 11 Old Mission Ave St Augustine, FL 32084

odd birds

colonial oak music park

33 Charlotte Street St Augustine, FL 32084

21 St. George Street St Augustine, FL 32084

plum gallery AT aviles street

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dog rose brewing 77 Bridge Street St Augustine, FL 32084

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20 Avenida Menendez St Augustine, FL 32084

KING STREET

137 King Street #103 St Augustine, FL 32084

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119 St George Street St Augustine, FL 32084

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Prohibition kitchen

Meehanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Irish Pub & Seafood House

10 Aviles Street St Augustine, FL 32084

the corazon cinema AND Cafe 36 Granada Street St Augustine, FL 32084

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ponte vedra concert hall 1050 A1A N Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082

Nobbyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 10 Anastasia Blvd St Augustine, FL 32080

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backyard stage AT THE St. Augustine Amphitheatre 1340C A1A S St Augustine, FL 32080

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front porch AT St. Augustine Amphitheatre

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St. Augustine Amphitheatre 1340C A1A S St Augustine, FL 32080

1340C A1A S St Augustine, FL 32080

2018 Sing Out Loud Festival Overview SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9

• SING OUT LOUD FESTIVAL KICKOFF PRESENTED BY

• GAMBLE ROGERS SHOWCASE AT PLUM GALLERY

WFCF 88.5 AND FLAGLER COLLEGE

ON AVILES STREET • DOG ROSE BREWING SHOWCASE

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2

• SARBEZ SHOWCASE

• THE MOUNTAIN GOATS, THE WEEPIES,

• DANCING ON THE DECK SHOWCASE AT PUSH PUSH SALON

DAVID DONDERO AND MORE SHOWCASE AT THE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14

ST. AUGUSTINE AMPHITHEATRE

• COLONIAL OAK MUSIC PARK SHOWCASE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7

• COMMUNITY FIRST CREDIT UNION ST. JOHNS

• COLONIAL OAK MUSIC PARK SHOWCASE

BRANCH SHOWCASE

• SARBEZ SHOWCASE

• COMEDY OUT LOUD SHOWCASE AT LIMELIGHT THEATRE

• DOG ROSE BREWING SHOWCASE

• BOKEH BAR SHOWCASE

• GROWERS ALLIANCE SHOWCASE

• WIDESPREAD PANIC AFTERPARTY SHOWCASE AT

• BOKEH BAR SHOWCASE

PROHIBITION KITCHEN

• NOBBY’S SHOWCASE

• OCEAN AVENUE SPORTS BAR SHOWCASE

• ODD BIRDS SHOWCASE

• PROHIBITION SHOWCASE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8

• COLONIAL OAK MUSIC PARK SHOWCASE

• GAMBLE ROGERS SHOWCASE AT PLUM GALLERY

ON AVILES STREET

• COLONIAL OAK MUSIC PARK SHOWCASE

• DOG ROSE BREWING SHOWCASE

• SCRAPPLE SHOWS SHOWCASE AT SARBEZ

• ANCIENT CITY POETS SHOWCASE AT LIMELIGHT THEATRE

• BOKEH BAR SHOWCASE

• OCEAN AVENUE SPORTS BAR SHOWCASE

• NOBBY’S SHOWCASE

• PROHIBITION KITCHEN SHOWCASE

• SARBEZ SHOWCASE

• ODD BIRDS SHOWCASE

• PROHIBITION KITCHEN SHOWCASE

• MECCA RECORDS SHOWCASE AT NOBBY’S

• ODD BIRDS SHOWCASE

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22

• GAMBLE ROGERS SHOWCASE AT PLUM GALLERY

ON AVILES STREET

• COLONIAL OAK MUSIC PARK SHOWCASE

• CHUCK RAGAN, AUSTIN LUCAS AND MORE FRONT PORCH

• DOG ROSE BREWING SHOWCASE

SHOWCASE AT THE ST. AUGUSTINE AMPHITHEATRE

• BOKEH BAR SHOWCASE

• COLONIAL OAK SHOWCASE

• SARBEZ SHOWCASE

• BETTY GRIFFIN CENTER BENEFIT SHOWCASE FEATURING JASON ISBELL AND THE 400 UNIT, THE DECEMBERISTS

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20

AND LUCERO AT THE ST. AUGUSTINE AMPHITHEATRE

• SING OUT LOUD PANEL DISCUSSION “PERSPECTIVES ON

• DOG ROSE BREWING SHOWCASE

THE FLORIDA MUSIC SCENE: THE CURRENT STATE, ITS

• SARBEZ SHOWCASE

FUTURE AND HOW FLORIDA ARTISTS CAN BREAK PAST

• FULL PLATE RECORDS SHOWCASE AT NOBBY’S

THE STATE LINE” AT THE CORAZON

• OCEAN AVENUE SPORTS BAR SHOWCASE

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23

• COLONIAL OAK SHOWCASE

• GAMBLE ROGERS SHOWCASE AT PLUM GALLERY

• RISING APPALACHIA, SOUTHERN AVENUE

ON AVILES STREET

AND MORE BACKYARD SHOWCASE AT THE

• COLONIAL OAK SHOWCASE

ST. AUGUSTINE AMPHITHEATRE

• DAN ANDRIANO, THE HIRS COLLECTIVE AND

• SARBEZ SHOWCASE

MORE FRONT PORCH SHOWCASE AT THE

• NOBBY’S SHOWCASE

ST. AUGUSTINE AMPHITHEATRE

• GROWERS ALLIANCE SHOWCASE

• AGAINST ME!, IRON REAGAN AND WAR ON WOMEN

• BOKEH BAR SHOWCASE

SHOWCASE AT THE ST. AUGUSTINE AMPHITHEATRE

• OCEAN AVENUE SPORTS BAR SHOWCASE

• DOG ROSE BREWING SHOWCASE

• PROHIBITION KITCHEN SHOWCASE

• LEFTOVER SALMON, THE COMMONHEART AND SUSTO SHOWCASE AT THE PONTE VEDRA CONCERT HALL • SARBEZ SHOWCASE • NOBBY’S SHOWCASE

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 COLONIAL OAK MUSIC PARK SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 4:00PM / START TIME at 5:00PM

performances by: DAVIS & THE LOOSE CANNONS, GHOST TROPIC, KALEB STEWART, JACKIE STRANGER and

HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL

SARBEZ SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 5:00PM / START TIME at 7:30PM

performances by: STRAYIN ANCHORS, GRANT PAXTON, PACO LIPPS and BIG LOGIC & THE TRUTH SERUM

COMEDY OUT LOUD SHOWCASE at LIMELIGHT THEATRE / DOORS OPEN at 6:00PM / START TIME at 7:00PM performances by: HEATHER SHAW, SHAW SMITH, WILL BLAYLOCK, KEISHOD VENEY, ZACH BENNETT, BRIAN ZEOLLA and CHRIS BUCK DOG ROSE BREWING SHOWCASE / START TIME at 6:00PM performances by: DOUG BURNS and MICHAEL JORDAN GROWERS ALLIANCE SHOWCASE / START TIME at 6:00PM performances by: ANDREW BOSSCHER and KIM BROWN BOKEH BAR SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 1:00PM / START TIME at 7:30PM performances by: GYPSY CHIX and AMY HENDRICKSON NOBBYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 9:00PM / START TIME at 11:00PM performances by: WASTED TALENT and 5 CENT PSYCHIATRIST ODD BIRDS SHOWCASE / START TIME at 9:00PM performances by: BRENT BYRD PROHIBITION SHOWCASE / START TIME at 10:00PM

performances by: SPACE HEATERS and THE YOUNG STEP

**EVENTS ARE FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! NO TICKETS NEEDED!** PLEASE NOTE THAT TIMES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. DOWNLOAD THE 2018 SING OUT LOUD FESTIVAL APP OR VISIT WWW.SINGOUTLOUDFESTIVAL.COM FOR SET TIMES.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 GAMBLE ROGERS SHOWCASE at PLUM GALLERY ON AVILES STREET / DOORS OPEN at 11:30AM / START TIME at 12:00PM performances by: MICHAEL CLAYTOR, KATHERINE ARCHER, PARADOX, LIS WILLIAMSON & JIM QUINE, BOB PATTERSON, POULTRY RUN and LONESOME BERT & THE SKINNY LIZARDS COLONIAL OAK MUSIC PARK SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 12:00PM / START TIME at 12:15PM

performances by: PINECONE SHAKE, GROOVE COALITION, SALTY DAUG, AMPLE ANGST, LOVECHUNK, EMMA

MOSELEY BAND and MELODIME

DOG ROSE BREWING SHOWCASE / START TIME at 6:00PM performances by: RYAN JOHNSON and SUGARBEATS ANCIENT CITY POETS SHOWCASE at LIMELIGHT THEATRE / DOORS OPEN at 6:30PM / START TIME at 7:00PM poetry readings by: ROBERT WALDNER, MICHAEL HENRY LEE, CASSANDRA BAKER, TONYA WEST, KIMMY VAN KOOTEN, BEN ATKINSON, LOU GRAVES, BRYAN PITCHFORD WITH HOST CHRIS BODOR. FOLLOWED BY COMMUNITY OPEN MIC BOKEH BAR SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 1:00PM / START TIME at 7:30PM performances by: SHEA BIRNEY and BEDSWEATER NOBBYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 8:00PM / START TIME at 8:00PM

performances by: BUBBA SPLIFFS, VIRGIN FLOWER, HOT SAUCE DERBY, PILOTWAVE, HOLY HUMAN and SEVERED & SAID

SARBEZ SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN AT 8:00PM / START TIME at 9:00PM

performances by: TYLER PESCHEK, THE PAUSES, HALF MY HOME, KENNY & THE JETS and DYLAN NIRVANA

PROHIBITION KITCHEN SHOWCASE / START TIME at 8:30PM

performances by: I LIKE DANDELIONS, LAURIS VIDAL and WILD SHINERS

ODD BIRDS SHOWCASE / START TIME at 9:00PM performance by: ZACK SLAUGHTERBECK

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 GAMBLE ROGERS SHOWCASE at PLUM GALLERY ON AVILES STREET / DOORS OPEN at 11:30AM / START TIME at 12:00PM performances by: HOPE YOUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;RE HAPPY, THE SKINNY, GREG RUGGIERO, BUFFALO ROSE, MALLORY JEN, BELMONT & JONES and MJ BAKER DOG ROSE BREWING SHOWCASE / START TIME at 4:00PM performances by: PEYTON LESCHER AND DONNY BRAZILE DANCING ON THE DECK SHOWCASE HOSTED BY DJ HU at PUSH PUSH SALON DOORS OPEN at 5:00PM / START TIME at 5:30PM performances by: SKINNA, ROCKS-N-BLUNTS, CRY NO MAS and ANCIENT DEEP and HOSTED BY DJ HU SARBEZ SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 7:00PM / START TIME at 8:00PM

performances by: CANADIAN LUNCH MONEY, WHISKEY FACE, DIVEBAR, NO PDA and TELEPATHIC LINES

COMING TO WJCT THIS FALL

8 - 10PM

10 - 11PM

11 - 12AM

WJCT proudly presents Music Thursdays. Experience a diverse collection of great music with no limits every Thursday this fall beginning at 8PM only on WJCT-TV channel 7.1 (Comcast 440).

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 COMMUNITY FIRST CREDIT UNION ST. JOHNS BRANCH SHOWCASE / START TIME at 3:00PM performances by: THE WILLOWWACKS COLONIAL OAK MUSIC PARK SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 3:00PM / START TIME at 4:00PM

performances by: BRIDGE STREET VIBE, STEPHEN PIGMAN, THE MOTHER GOOSES, THE WILLOWWACKS and RAMONA

SARBEZ SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN AT 6:00PM / START TIME at 6:00PM

performances by: KING PEACH, MAI TATROâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S MOONLIGHT DRIVE-IN, GRIS GRIS BOYS, DIG DOG, OBSERVATORY,

STRANGERWOLF and THE DOG APOLLO

DOG ROSE BREWING SHOWCASE / START TIME at 6:00PM performances by: STARLIGHT TRIO and CHELSEA LOVITT BOKEH BAR SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 1:00PM / START TIME at 7:30PM performances by: BRENT MCGUFFIN and ALEX PERAMAS OCEAN AVENUE SPORTS BAR SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 8:00PM / START TIME at 8:00PM performances by: BRYCE ALISTAIR and HUMANS IN DISGUISE ODD BIRDS SHOWCASE / START TIME at 9:00PM performances by: BRANDON STONE WIDESPREAD PANIC AFTERPARTY SHOWCASE at PROHIBITION KITCHEN / START TIME at 10:00PM performances by: TBA!

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 COLONIAL OAK MUSIC PARK SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 11:00AM / START TIME at 3:00PM

performances by: BEARS AND LIONS, COLTON MCKENNA, SALT & PINE, TIMBERWOOD, ANCIENT CITY SLICKERS,

DAVE DECKER AND LAST ELECTRIC RODEO

GAMBLE ROGERS SHOWCASE at PLUM GALLERY ON AVILES STREET / DOORS OPEN at 11:30AM / START TIME at 12:00PM performances by: CHARLES ROBERTSON, JAMIE DEFRATES, MADI CARR, TERRI GAMBLE, THE OBSCURE BROTHERS, THE WETLAND STRING BAND and JOHN DICKIE with COLLAPSIBLE B DOG ROSE BREWING SHOWCASE / START TIME at 6:00PM performances by: KRISTOPHER JAMES and BLUE DREAM SCRAPPLE SHOWS SHOWCASE at SARBEZ / DOORS OPEN at 6:30PM / START TIME at 7:00PM performances by: UNCLE MARTY, GLASS BODY, RV, TWEN, GLOVE and REELS BOKEH BAR SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 1:00PM / START TIME at 7:30PM performances by: TOM MCKELVEY and MATT FOWLER DUO OCEAN AVENUE SPORTS BAR SHOWCASE / START TIME at 8:00PM performances by: PELLICER CREEK BAND PROHIBITION KITCHEN SHOWCASE / START TIME at 10:00PM performances by: UNCLE MOSIE and PINE ODD BIRDS SHOWCASE / START TIME at 9:00PM performances by: DJ RAGGAMUFFIN MECCA RECORDS SHOWCASE AT NOBBYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S / START TIME at 10:00PM

performances by: TAYLOR OLIN, DIZ RENO JAMES, PUDDLED, BIG LO, OK! CHARLIE and GEEXELLA

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 GAMBLE ROGERS SHOWCASE at PLUM GALLERY ON AVILES STREET / DOORS OPEN at 11:30AM / START TIME at 12:00PM performances by: DARRYL WISE, LIAM JONES, BOB GANLEY, MR. AULLIE, SANDSPURS, DAVE DOWLING and BEARTOE COLONIAL OAK MUSIC PARK SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 2:00PM / START TIME at 3:00PM

performances by: JOE ROCCO, REMEDY TREE, ROB PECK, BRENT BYRD & THE SUITCASE GYPSIES, BRETT BASS and BILLY BUCHANAN & HIS ROCK N SOUL REVUE

DOG ROSE BREWING SHOWCASE / START TIME at 4:00PM performances by: HONEY HOUNDS and DERRON BAKER BOKEH BAR SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 1:00PM / START TIME at 7:30PM performances by: CLAIRE VANDIVER and JASON WALL SARBEZ SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 8:00PM / START TIME at 9:00PM

performances by: ASLYN & THE NAYSAYERS, KYRA LIVINGSTON, HARD LUCK SOCIETY and AC DEATHSTRIKE

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 SING OUT LOUD PANEL DISCUSSION “PERSPECTIVES ON THE FLORIDA MUSIC SCENE: THE CURRENT STATE, ITS FUTURE AND HOW FLORIDA ARTISTS CAN BREAK PAST THE STATE LINE” AT THE CORAZON DOORS OPEN AT 6:00PM / START TIME AT 6:30PM MODERATED BY RYAN MURPHY (FESTIVAL ORGANIZER and DIRECTOR OF THE ST. JOHNS COUNTY CULTURAL EVENTS DIVISION) and FEATURING PANELISTS RAY ROA (MUSIC EDITOR, CREATIVE LOAFING TAMPA), JOHN VALENTINO (SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, AEG LIVE), KEVIN STONE (VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAMMING, FLORIDA THEATRE), TODD KENNEDY (PROGRAM DIRECTOR, WFIT 89.5), MICHAEL MCRANEY (CO-OWNER, TALENT BUYER, FOUNDATION PRESENTS, BEACHAM THEATER AND THE SOCIAL), ROXANNE GALLO (INDEPENDENT PROMOTER, THE BOLT), DAN BROWN (FREELANCE MUSIC WRITER AND MUSICIAN), CHRISTINA WAGNER (ENTREPRENEUR, SINGER/SONGWRITER AND AUDIO ENGINEER), TIERNEY TOUGH (MUSICIAN AND TALENT BUYER) and JASON BLACK (TOURING MUSICIAN)

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 COLONIAL OAK MUSIC PARK SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 3:00PM / START TIME at 4:00PM

performances by: THE GOOD BAD KIDS, THE RUBIES, BRANDON LUCAS, THE PEMBERWICKS, THE DRIFTWOODS and SOUTHERN TIDE

RISING APPALACHIA, SOUTHERN AVENUE, AMERICAN AQUARIUM and LEAH SONG BACKYARD SHOWCASE at THE ST. AUGUSTINE AMPHITHEATRE / DOORS OPEN at 4:00PM / START TIME at 5:00PM performances by: LEAH SONG, AMERICAN AQUARIUM, SOUTHERN AVENUE and RISING APPALACHIA SARBEZ SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 6:00PM / START TIME at 7:00PM

performances by: CONSTANT SWIMMER, ORBITER, DEMO, EXPERT TIMING, WHISKEY & CO and FOLK IS PEOPLE

NOBBYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 7:00PM / START TIME at 9:00PM

performances by: 86 HOPE, MINIMUM RAGE, DAN PADILLA, NAVIN AVE and FLAT STANLEY

GROWERS ALLIANCE SHOWCASE / START TIME at 7:30PM performances by: DENNY BLUE BOKEH BAR SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 1:00PM / START TIME at 7:30PM performances by: ZF LIVELY and THE DEWARS OCEAN AVENUE SPORTS BAR SHOWCASE / START TIME at 10:30PM performances by: SALT DRIVEN RIDE and ANCESTROS CORD PROHIBITION KITCHEN SHOWCASE / START TIME at 11:00PM performances by: TROPIC OF CANCER

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 GAMBLE ROGERS SHOWCASE at PLUM GALLERY ON AVILES STREET / DOORS OPEN at 11:30AM / START TIME at 1:00PM performances by: IL GATO, KYLE KELLER, DEWEY VIA, THE COPPERTONES, HAFFA HOG and JOHNNY DEBT CHUCK RAGAN, AUSTIN LUCAS and MORE FRONT PORCH SHOWCASE at THE ST. AUGUSTINE AMPHITHEATRE DOORS OPEN at 12:00PM / START TIME at 12:15PM performances by: CHRISTINA WAGNER, TIM BARRY, AUSTIN LUCAS and CHUCK RAGAN COLONIAL OAK MUSIC PARK SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 2:00PM / START TIME at 3:00PM

performances by: ELLEN MOSELEY, DUFFY BISHOP, ROTAGEEZER, RIP CURRENTS, WILDFIRE RISING and THE

GRAPES OF ROTH

BETTY GRIFFIN CENTER BENEFIT SHOWCASE FEATURING JASON ISBELL and THE 400 UNIT, THE DECEMBERISTS and LUCERO at THE ST. AUGUSTINE AMPHITHEATRE DOORS OPEN at 4:00PM / START TIME at 5:00PM performances by: LUCERO, THE DECEMBERISTS and JASON ISBELL and THE 400 UNIT *PLEASE NOTE, THIS IS A BENEFIT CONCERT FOR THE BETTY GRIFFIN CENTER and IS THE ONLY TICKETED EVENT DURING THE SING OUT LOUD FESTIVAL. TICKETS ARE REQUIRED FOR ENTRY INTO THIS SHOWCASE. DOG ROSE BREWING SHOWCASE / START TIME at 7:30PM performances by: NICHOLAS ROBERTS SARBEZ SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 8:00PM / START TIME at 9:00PM

performances by: DEAD KAREN, LAPECHE, SECRET SMOKER, TWELVE HOUR TURN and AMIGO THE DEVIL

FULL PLATE RECORDS SHOWCASE at NOBBYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S / DOORS OPEN at 9:00PM / START TIME at 9:00PM performances by: DJ 3 CLOPS I, WILLIE EVANS JR, STEAM MECHANICS and STONO ECHO OCEAN AVENUE SPORTS BAR SHOWCASE / START TIME at 10:30PM performances by: NOT QUITE DEAD and CATCH THE GROOVE

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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 GAMBLE ROGERS SHOWCASE at PLUM GALLERY ON AVILES STREET / DOORS OPEN at 11:30AM / START TIME at 12:00PM performances by: HR GERTNER, COMPANY MAN, LUIS MARIO’S LATIN JAZZ BAND, SUNSET MONDAY, ADAM LEE, TAYLOR ROBERTS and THE DUNEHOPPERS COLONIAL OAK MUSIC PARK SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 1:00PM / START TIME at 2:00PM

performances by: SKIN & BONZ, FOND KISER, WHETHERMAN, GATORBONE TRIO, CHELSEA SADDLER, SAM

PACETTI and VERLON THOMPSON

DAN ANDRIANO, THE HIRS COLLECTIVE and MORE FRONT PORCH SHOWCASE at THE ST. AUGUSTINE AMPHITHEATRE / DOORS OPEN at 1:00PM / START TIME at 2:00PM performances by: GILT, BITE MARKS, THE HIRS COLLECTIVE and DAN ANDRIANO DOG ROSE BREWING SHOWCASE / START TIME at 4:00PM PERFORMANCES BY: JESSE’S GIRLS AND HEDGES LEFTOVER SALMON, THE COMMONHEART and SUSTO SHOWCASE at THE PONTE VEDRA CONCERT HALL DOORS OPEN at 5:00PM / START TIME at 6:00PM performances by: SUSTO, THE COMMONHEART and LEFTOVER SALMON AGAINST ME!, IRON REAGAN and WAR ON WOMEN SHOWCASE at THE ST. AUGUSTINE AMPHITHEATRE DOORS OPEN at 6:00PM / START TIME at 6:30PM performances by: WAR ON WOMEN, IRON REAGAN and AGAINST ME! SARBEZ SHOWCASE / DOORS OPEN at 8:00PM / START TIME at 8:15PM

performances by: BUTTHOLE, CHEMTRAILS, DARKHORSE SALOON, MUDTOWN and KID YOU NOT

NOBBY’S / DOORS OPEN at 9:00PM / START TIME at 10:00PM

performances by: THE YOUNG DEAD, KELP, ENGRAVED and RHYTHM OF FEAR

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