Events

Fall lineup announced for Concerts at the Landing in Downtown Fort Walton Beach

The Landing in Fort Walton Beach is set to host its Fall Series 2024 Concerts, bringing a diverse lineup of musical acts to the popular waterfront venue every Friday evening from September through October. The lineup features a mix of genres, including country, rock, pop, and Americana. The full schedule is as follows: The concert series is […]

Jared Williams

The Landing in Fort Walton Beach is set to host its Fall Series 2024 Concerts, bringing a diverse lineup of musical acts to the popular waterfront venue every Friday evening from September through October.

The eight-week series kicks off Sept. 6 and concludes Oct. 25. Concerts will take place from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. each Friday at 139 Brooks St. SE.

The lineup features a mix of genres, including country, rock, pop, and Americana. The full schedule is as follows:

Sept. 6 – JoJo Bee – Country/Rock
Sept. 13 – Below Alabama – Country
Sept. 20 – One False Move – Classic Rock/80s
Sept. 27 – Zack Miller Band – Country/Rock
Oct. 4 – Modern Eldorados – Americana/Classics
Oct. 11 – The Story of Us (Taylor Swift Tribute featuring Emily Bass) – Pop
Oct. 18 – Identity Crisis – Classic Rock
Oct. 25 – Still Standing (Elton John Tribute) – Pop/Rock

The concert series is presented in association with the City of Fort Walton Beach, 102.1 The Wave and Dan Collins Entertainment.

Join the conversation...Cancel reply

Continue reading 👇

Politics

Fort Walton Beach Council discusses proposed short-term rental regulations

Public Safety

City of Fort Walton Beach to begin all-day speed cameras in school zones starting April 1

Parks+Rec

Fort Walton Beach begins renovation of Pines Course greens

Politics

Riley, Browning and Merrell win Fort Walton Beach council seats; Niceville splits on referendums

Rose heiden commented on Okaloosa approves purchase of old Red Lobster building in Fort Walton Beach

“Why not fix the dog parks adjacent to red lobster?”

Respond

Oscar commented on Okaloosa approves purchase of old Red Lobster building in Fort Walton Beach

“They spend 3.75 MILLION dollars of tax payer money and don't know what they are going to do with the property? If your child came in your home and said...”

anna commented on Senate committee advances bill to repeal Walton County beach access law

“If Walton County was not so greedy and decided to “TAKE” what they wanted instead of “buying” it like other areas (Destin/Okaloosa County)have, this might have never been a problem....”

chris calabro commented on A Hometown Healer: Dr. Lee Thigpen’s 40-year legacy of healthcare in Crestview

“I remember both Kathy & Lee from their work with the church youth program. Despite being a Catholic "yankee" visiting each summer I have never found a more welcoming place...”

Mary Szarowicz Barley commented on A Hometown Healer: Dr. Lee Thigpen’s 40-year legacy of healthcare in Crestview

“Hey Lee. I am so glad Danny sent this article to all the Szarowicz siblings! Congratulations on an amazing career!!! Wish I had been there to witness it. I remember...”

Melba Bolton Richardson commented on A Hometown Healer: Dr. Lee Thigpen’s 40-year legacy of healthcare in Crestview

“Congratulations, Lee, and the very best wishes to you and Cathy during your retirement years. A heartfelt thank you on behalf of my Bolton family for your attention and care....”

J-Schmidt commented on New beach bar brings ‘Old Florida’ feel to Sandpiper Cove in Destin

“There is no public parking…note from article, “The beach bar is accessible only to Sandpiper Cove residents and guests, along with people walking up from the beach.” Walk in from...”

Justme commented on Fort Walton Beach Council discusses proposed short-term rental regulations

“This should NOT BE ALLOWED in single family residential neighborhoods.”

David Youngclaus commented on Florida acquires 2,483 acres for new Walton County state park

“It's amazing that the State of Florida can come up with money to purchase 2483 acres for a new park. But Caladesi Island State Park, Cayo Costa State Park and...”

Ann Teel Hatcher commented on A Hometown Healer: Dr. Lee Thigpen’s 40-year legacy of healthcare in Crestview

“What a beautiful story of past, present, and future. Lee, you have left an amazing legacy. These words from Matthew 25:21 are fitting for you, ‘Well done, good and faithful...”