Eight Fridays at the Landing, Preserved on One Poster
A fall concert flyer records bands, genres, sponsors, and the waterfront address connecting them.
A concert poster can be a compact record of a place’s public life. This one arranges eight Fridays across September and October 2026 under the heading “Concerts at the Landing,” with Fort Walton Beach’s waterfront venue as the common address. [1]
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A season organized by Fridays
The September listings are Jay Williams Band, Sons of Saints, Saucy Fuzz, and Black Eyed Blonde. October’s are Below Alabama, Cat Rhodes & The Truth, Chase Mitchell Band, and RockStarfish. The poster gives each a genre description, moving among rock, country, blues, funk, and related styles. [1]
The final three advertised dates are October 9, 16, and 23. These dates describe the published program; the poster is not evidence that any performance actually took place or that an advertised date was never changed.
The small details are part of the record
The venue is identified as Fort Walton Beach Landing, 139 Brooks Street SE. The city, 102.1 The Wave, and Dan Collins Entertainment appear through their marks at the bottom, while a Facebook address points toward the concert series. Those details connect the entertainment bill to the organizations that presented it. [1]
Preserving only a typed list of acts would lose the poster’s visual hierarchy and its presentation of sponsors and genre. Preserving only a link would leave the record dependent on the continued availability of the original post.
The entire poster stays with the story
The submitted image is stored on Crypt of Echoes, with its receipt and provenance recorded. It remains a documentary copy of the advertised series, available to compare with photographs, later notices, or recollections when those sources turn up. [1]
Sources & archive records
- Concerts at the Landing — Fall 2026
Submitted concert poster explicitly labeled Fall 2026. Advertised schedule only; performances and later changes not independently verified.
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