Fins Up On the Forgotten Coast Music Festival
FREE Trop Rock Music Festival
The Forgotten Coast Parrot Head Club presents
"Fins Up on the Forgotten Coast",
Celebrating Jimmy Buffett Day along the Forgotten Coast Florida
Labor Day Weekend - August 29, 30, & 31, 2025
14 Artists - 49 Shows - 7 Venues
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Donations Helping Start the Local High School Marching Band Program
On Saturday, August 30 at Crooked River Lighthouse
4:00 pm TROPIC SANDS BAND
Tropic Sands Band is a vibrant musical group hailing from near Panama City, known for their laid-back, island-inspired sound that blends Buffett-style melodies, surf rock, trop rock, and a touch of blues. With Steven Youngblood on guitar and vocals, Sandra Youngblood adding the distinctive tones of steel drums and vocals, and Kent Adams bringing rhythm on drums, harmonica, and vocals, the band delivers unforgettable performances designed to help audiences relax, have fun, and escape the everyday. Their tropical vibe and engaging stage presence invite listeners to sit back, sip their favorite drink, and sail away from reality.
Tropic Sands Band isn’t just music—it’s a salt life experience.
7:00 pm MICK FURY
Mick began touring Solo, playing Key West Songwriter Fest, Americana Fest, St. Augustine Songwriter Fest and CMA Fest. In 2022 Mick was asked to be the composer for Cole Houser’s (Rip of Yellowstone) and Mel Gibson’s film PANAMA. Upon theatrical release PANAMA landed in iTunes Movies Top 8 and Mick’s music was heard by hundreds of thousands of fans. Simultaneously Mick begun plotting for a new Americana album. His album 1981-1996, the story of the Millennial struggle, was released in June 2023 to rave reviews, with Nashville’s WMOT Roots Radio saying, “Mick Fury has given a voice to his generation on his new anthemic 10-song album 1981-1996” while AmericanaUK proclaimed, “”there are a number of hummable tunes here, and there’s no denying Fury is blessed with a powerful and rich baritone.” Saving Country Music called it “An Album we’re excited about!”
Funded in part by the Franklin County Tourist Development Council.