The Fernandina Beach Songwriters Festival, conceived and brought to life by three friends - Tammy Rogers King, Sean McCarthy, and Alexandra Maddox - is an event that celebrates the art of songwriting. United by their involvement in the music industry yet each contributing a unique viewpoint, this trio has curated an experience that showcases some of the industry's most acclaimed songwriters. These distinguished artists will not only perform their chart-topping hits but also share the rich narratives and inspirations behind their creations.

In a significant development, the festival embraced a new chapter in January of 2024 by transitioning into a nonprofit organization, now operating under the banner of The Fernandina Songwriters Foundation. This transformation underscores the festival's commitment to fostering musical creativity and cultural enrichment within the community.

Scheduled to unfold in the historic setting of Fernandina Beach, Florida, from April 10th to 12th, 2025, the festival promises an array of performances that blend storytelling with melody. The festivities commence on Friday, April 11th,, with each artist delivering two mesmerizing 2-hour sets. In between these headline acts, local musicians will take the stage at various venues, ensuring the musical spirit resonates throughout the weekend. Attendees will also have the exclusive opportunity to engage with the songwriters through two evening events. These intimate gatherings offer a closer glimpse into the lives of the artists, featuring autograph sessions, photo ops, and firsthand accounts of their musical journeys. Friday's highlight includes a special performance by Troubadour Blue , setting the tone for a memorable weekend.

Saturday, April 12th, continues with 3-hour performances by the artists, culminating in the evening with two special events, including the "Grand Ole Opry Showcase", promising an unforgettable night of music.

The Fernandina Beach Songwriters Festival is not just an event; it's an immersive experience that bridges the gap between the creators of music and their audience, set against the backdrop of Fernandina Beach's natural beauty and historic charm.