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May
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St. Augustine Amphitheatre
Ethel Cain’s Willoughby Tucker Forever Tour is coming to the St Augustine Amphitheatre on Friday, May 8th of 2026, and it is going to feel more like a fever dream than a concert.
Her voice is completely raw, sometimes haunted and almost holy and yet it cuts through the night like a prayer you were never meant to hear. Beneath the open sky and the heavy hush of the Florida oaks, she will unravel stories soaked in faith, decay and the soft violence of memory. Every note echoes like it has been buried and has found its way above ground, it is heavy with grace and loss.
This is not just a show you watch; you completely surrender to it. You won’t want to miss out on her show so go ahead and hit that “Buy Ticket” button right now to experience everything with her. It will be a night you will not soon forget.
Ethel Cains ‘Willoughby Tucker Forever Tour’ arrives at the St Augustine Amphitheatre on Friday, May 8th of 2026 and it is promising to be a night soaked in good vibes and intense emotion. Known for her cinematic storytelling and southern gothic sound, Ethel Cain transforms her live shows into something much deeper than just your ordinary concert. She builds worlds out of ghosts and dust.
This tour the twisted pulse of Willoughby Tucker, her fractured mythology of small-town ruin, blood lines and faded Americana. Under the Amphitheatre’s shadowed canopy, it is almost like she turns each song into a confession. “A House In Nebraska”, “Ptolemaea”, “Hard Times”, each one of these unravels like a film reel flickering and on the edge of collapse. The sound is not just heard, it swells and breathes, rolling over crowd like smoke through stained glass.
The St Augustine Amphitheatre sits nestled under ancient oaks, its open air design amplifies every lyric whether it is shouted or whispered. Seating includes both reserved areas and a spacious general admission lawn, giving fans room to drift, listen and lose themselves in the night. Parking is available on site, but space is limited, so if you are planning to drive there then I would get there very early. There are a few places nearby that offer shuttle services to the Amphitheatre, and ride share drop off points are conveniently close by for those wanting to skip the wait.
The venue opens an hour early, so once fans are inside, fans can linger among its winding paths and food stands, where the salty air can be smelt from the ocean just a few miles away. As the sun sets, the stage lights will cut through the dark and Ethel Cain will step out onto the stage and into that space between beauty and ruin.
This night is not built for spectacle or noise, its for the people that crave something that leaves you silent, staring at the stars and trying to name that feeling that just tore right through you, so hit that “Buy Ticket” button and get ready for a night that will change you.
St. Augustine Amphitheatre, St. Augustine, Florida, , US