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Photo credit Rodney Atkins
Rodney Atkins has spent years creating the kind of country songs that stick with you long after the last note fades. With relatable lyrics, small-town storytelling, and crowd-favorite hits like “If You’re Going Through Hell” and “It’s America,” he brings an easygoing authenticity that resonates with fans of all ages. In the intimate setting of the Thrasher-Horne Center, this is the perfect chance to experience one of country music’s most enduring voices up close.
Photo credit Dierks Bentley
Dierks Bentley knows how to turn a country concert into a full-blown party. Blending heartfelt ballads, road-trip anthems, and rock-infused energy, he delivers the kind of performance that keeps fans singing along from start to finish. With the beautiful backdrop of St. Augustine Amphitheatre and his highly anticipated Off The Map Tour 2026, this promises to be one of the summer’s biggest country music events.
Photo credit Men At Work
Some concert pairings are unexpected—in the best possible way. Men at Work’s timeless hits and unmistakable Aussie charm combine with Shonen Knife’s upbeat punk-rock spirit for a night packed with nostalgia, energy, and fun. Whether you grew up with “Down Under” or you're discovering these iconic acts for the first time, this unique double bill offers something truly memorable.
Photo credit Lindsey Stirling
Lindsey Stirling doesn’t just perform music—she creates an experience. Combining masterful violin playing with high-energy choreography, electronic beats, and stunning visuals, she pushes the boundaries of what a live concert can be. Every show feels part concert, part theatrical production, making this a must-see event for anyone looking for something completely different.
Photo credit Cody Johnson
Cody Johnson is the kind of artist who reminds you why you fell in love with country music in the first place. CoJo brings a raw, authentic sound that hits differently than your average country act — pairing heartfelt storytelling with electrifying live performances that turn any arena into a packed honky-tonk. If you haven't caught him live yet, this is the show to change that!
Photo credit The Black Keys
The Black Keys have built a reputation on raw talent, gritty blues influences, and an unmistakable rock-and-roll sound. Their stripped-back style proves that sometimes less really is more, as powerful guitar riffs and driving rhythms take center stage. Seeing them live at The Amp offers the perfect setting to experience the duo’s signature energy and decades of chart-topping music.
Photo credit The Fray
For anyone who had a mid-2000s soundtrack filled with emotional singalongs, this tour is pure nostalgia. The Fray and Dashboard Confessional bring together two of alternative rock’s most recognizable catalogs, packed with songs that defined an era. Expect heartfelt lyrics, passionate performances, and plenty of moments that will have the entire crowd singing every word.
Photo credit Barry Manilow
Barry Manilow is a pop legend whose romantic ballads and timeless showmanship have serenaded audiences for more than five decades, cementing his place in music history with iconic hits like "Mandy" and "Copacabana" before bringing his farewell tour to Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena for what promises to be an emotional and celebratory final performance in the River City.
Photo credit Jordan Davis
Jordan Davis has quickly become one of country music’s most exciting modern stars, blending contemporary country sounds with the kind of storytelling that feels genuine and relatable. His laid-back style and infectious hits make every show feel like a gathering of old friends. Paired with a summer night at The Amp, this concert is set to deliver the perfect mix of country charm and feel-good energy.
Photo credit Buddy Guy
Few artists have left a mark on music quite like Buddy Guy. A true blues icon, his legendary guitar skills, powerful stage presence, and decades of influence have inspired generations of musicians across every genre. Watching him perform live is more than a concert—it’s a chance to witness a living piece of music history from one of the greatest blues artists of all time.
Photo credit Benson Boone
Benson Boone plays like he has nothing left to lose, all raw nerve, stadium-sized vocals, and lyrics that hit somewhere between a confession and a catharsis. His live show isn't polished pop on autopilot; it's the kind of performance where the room actually feels something. Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena on August 25th is the right venue for it, big enough to hold the moment, but you'll leave feeling like it was meant for you.
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