Treaty Oak Revival in St. Augustine | Tickets 2025
Feel the pulse of St. Augustine, FL, as Treaty Oak Revival takes the stage at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre on November 20, 2025. With electrifying energy and a setlist of fan-favorite hits, this concert promises an unforgettable night. Secure your spot now with Treaty Oak Revival tour tickets!
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Frequently Asked Questions
What time does the Treaty Oak Revival concert start at The St. Augustine Amphitheatre?
The show begins at 8:00 PM on Thursday, November 20, 2025. Doors open earlier, at 6:30 PM, which is a great opportunity to get settled, grab merch or food, and enjoy the lively atmosphere before the band hits the stage.
Where is The St. Augustine Amphitheatre located?
The St. Augustine Amphitheatre is at 1340 A1A South, St. Augustine, FL 32080. It’s a well-known venue that’s very easy to find when visiting St. Augustine—just follow signs south past the Lighthouse, and you’ll see the historic entrance on your left.
Who is Treaty Oak Revival?
Treaty Oak Revival is a Texas band mixing country rock with southern and punk influences, known for their energetic performances and heartfelt lyrics. The group consists of Sam Canty, Lance Vanley, Jeremiah Vanley, Andrew Carey, and Cody Holloway. Their shows are a celebration of modern country with a lively, down-to-earth vibe.
How much are the tickets and how can I get a good deal for the concert?
Tickets range from about $66 to $166, depending on the seating you choose and the marketplace. For the best bargains, check trusted resellers like Vivid Seats, SeatGeek, and StubHub, and compare prices often. Look for early-bird specials, sign up for venue or artist newsletters for presale codes, and try fan resale sites for last-minute deals. Sometimes, prices dip just a few days before the event if seats remain unsold, so keep an eye out or set up notifications on ticketing platforms.
Is the concert sold out and can I still get tickets?
This Treaty Oak Revival show is extremely popular and may sell out quickly. If it’s marked sold out on the official site, don’t worry—resale sites can still have tickets available. Check regularly, as new tickets sometimes appear if fans change plans or if extra seats are released by the venue.
Can I buy tickets at the venue box office?
Yes, tickets can often be bought at The St. Augustine Amphitheatre box office, open daily from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM. However, it’s always safer to purchase in advance online, since walk-up tickets might be limited or more expensive on the day of the event.
Will there be merchandise for sale at the concert?
You can expect to find official Treaty Oak Revival merchandise at the concert, including t-shirts, hats, posters, and more. Arrive early for the best selection, and bring both cash and card—most vendors usually accept both.
What’s the seating layout for the event?
The St. Augustine Amphitheatre has a mix of reserved and general admission seating. As you pick your spot, consider whether you want the excitement of being close to the stage, or prefer a panoramic view from higher up. Interactive seat maps on ticketing sites can help you find just the right seat.
Is parking available at the venue?
There’s plenty of on-site and nearby parking at The St. Augustine Amphitheatre. Basic parking is often free, but premium spots may require a small fee. Arrive early if you want easier access and a shorter walk, especially on busy event nights.
What should I bring to the concert?
Have your ticket printed or ready on your phone, a valid ID, and payment for food, drinks, or merchandise. Ear protection is a great idea if you’re sensitive to loud music, and pack light—large bags may not be allowed. Review the venue’s policies on cameras or recording devices before the event.