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Saturdays On The Square

SATURDAYS ON THE SQUARE FREE CONCERT SERIES IS BACK FOR 2022!

Thanks to the generous contributions of the City of Darlington, the Darlington Downtown Revitalization Association will be able to hold a free Concert Series in 2022.  The concerts will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. on the SECOND Saturday, May through September, on the Public Square with a different theme each month.
SATURDAYS ON SQUARE

MAY 14: Muddy Creek Revival (Southern Rock & Country)

JUNE 11: Mike Taylor & the Holiday Band (Beach Music)

JULY 9: The Saxxy Keyz (Jazz)

AUGUST 13: The Rick Strickland Band (Beach Music)

SEPTEMBER 10: John King (Country)

Enjoy party favorites, a car show, Food, Pepsi and more.
Bring a chair and enjoy evenings in the City of Darlington with your community and friends!

Special thanks to Pepsi of Florence for providing sodas and to the American Legion Post 13, Darlington Rotary Club,
and the Darlington Lions Club for staffing our events!

Funds raised by these events will go towards downtown revitalization efforts.  For more info, contact info@buildupdarlington.org or 843-992-1561.  If you would like to be a vendor, sponsor or volunteer at the events, contact us!  Music lovers are needed!

*Vendors, download an application here.

SEPTEMBER 10, 2022

John King (Country)

Always Gonna Be You, the full-length debut from chart-topping country songwriter John King, is an autobiographical album whose songs tell a universal story.

Raised in the Appalachian foothills of northern Georgia, John King listened to a wide range of musicians —southern rockers like Lynyrd Skynyrd and The Black Crowes, classic craftsmen like James Taylor and Johnny Cash, and ’90s country stars like Garth Brooks and Alan Jackson — and worked construction jobs as a teenager.  Since relocating to Tennessee, King’s steady climb toward the top of the country music mainstream has been full of milestones. He’s become a Number 1 songwriter, penning Randy Houser’s chart-topping “We Went” (which earned him a 2016 ASCAP Songwriter Award) and writing Hootie and The Blowfish’s “Rollin” (the band’s first song to be released since 2005). He’s become a road warrior, too, playing an average of 150 shows annually while building his audience one gig at a time.

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