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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 […]

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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.

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