Forgotten Music Festival in Mexico Beach

The 1st Forgotten Music Festival will be held on Friday and Saturday, November 2 and 3, 2018 at the El Governor Motel, on the beachfront in Mexico Beach, FL. The festival will feature 8 acts, 3 on Friday and 5 on Saturday, who will showcase a broad range of musical genres including Blues, Soul, Americana, Country, Rock, Folk and everything in between. 

Afterjams are scheduled to take place each night - venue TBD.

Friday, Nov. 3rd Lineup (5pm-10pm):
Sarah Simmons
Casey James
J.P. Soars & The Red Hots

Saturday, Nov. 3rd Lineup (1pm - 10pm):
Will Thompson
Lauren Mitchell
Josh Hoyer & Soul Colossal
Vanessa Collier
John Nemeth & The Blues Dreamers

WEEKEND PASS
Weekend Pass includes Friday and Saturday festival pass and admission to the after jam - this option does not include lodging. Purchase your Weekend Pass here.

FRIDAY & SATURDAY PASS
Friday and Saturday Passes include festival passes for each day only - this option does not include lodging - admission to the after jam will need to be purchased separately. Purchase your single day passes here.

VIP PASS
The El Governor Motel is the host hotel for this event; every room has a private balcony overlooking the beach and most importantly the stage! There literally is not one bad seat in the house! Enjoy the festival from the comfort of your balcony or take a short walk down to the beach! Lodging at El Governor is available only by purchasing a V.I.P. El Governor BeachFront Pass. To purchase your package while supplies last click here.

Sponsorship Opportunities: Click Here
As a sponsor of the Forgotten Music Festival, your organization will realize tangible marketing benefits, shared media and promotions, and opportunities to interact with our festival attendees. Sponsorship opportunities begin at the $500 level with benefits increasing as the level of sponsorship increases.Shared media and advertising throughout the year will also help to promote the brand leading up to the event.

Florida's Forgotten Coast is the name commonly used to refer to a quiet section of coastline stretching 130 miles through 3 counties (Bay, Gulf, Franklin and Wakulla) from Mexico Beach to St. Marks, Florida including the areas ofPort St. Joe, Cape San Blas,Indian Pass, Apalachicola, St. George Island, Eastpoint, Carrabelle, Dog Island and Lanark Village…extending east to St. Marks, Shell  Point, Mashes Sands,  Panacea and Alligator Point and St. Teresa in Franklin County. This portion of Old Florida was indeed "forgotten" during the period when much of North Florida's coastline was developed...and subsequently over- developed.  The Forgotten Coast is a special place today, more for what has been preserved than for what has been developed. Pristine bays, sugar white beaches, coastal marshlands, estuaries rich with sea life, and barrier islands with impressive dune formations...this is what the Forgotten Coast has to offer!

For more information please visit The Forgotten Music Festival website at forgottenmusicfestival.com