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Sing Out Loud is St. Augustine's annual celebration of live music. September 2026 marks the 10th Anniversary of the festival and a new chapter in its history. For the first time, the festivals local showcases and marquee francis field weekend will take place in seperate months.
September 2026 - Local Showcases presented by PNC Bank
Taking place during the first three weeks of September, the Sing Out Loud Local Showcases presented by PNC Bank will feature more than 100 local artists playing shows at over a dozen venues across St. Augustine. Acts span indie, to country, to jazz, to hip-hop and everything in between and all call the region home.
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Sing Out Loud Festival
Sing Out Loud Festival is the annual, epic celebration of live entertainment in the Nation’s Oldest City, St. Augustine, FL. This September, explore the local and regional artists who define the festival with more than 100 free performances at a dozen venues across St. Augustine. Don’t miss additional community programming, including the St. Augustine Songwriters Festival, St. Augustine Record Fair, and more! In May of 2027, our marquee festival wil retunr to Francis Field! Three days, one stage, multiple headliners. Full lineup announcing September 2026.
Sing Out Loud Festival is curated and managed by SJC Cultural Events, Inc. (SJCCE), a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization deeply committed to enriching St. Johns County and engaging music enthusiasts worldwide through authentic cultural programming. Guided by the principle of being “Community Owned, Community Operated, Community Led,” SJCCE passionately promotes performances by internationally acclaimed artists and hosts educational and community-tailored events aimed at fostering a deeper appreciation for the arts. At the forefront of St. Johns County's vibrant live music scene, SJCCE manages and operates The St. Augustine Amphitheatre and Ponte Vedra Concert Hall. Additionally, the organization produces the acclaimed Sing Out Loud Festival and Fort Mose Jazz & Blues Series, contributing significantly to both the cultural enrichment and economic vitality of the St. Johns County community.