On the balmy evening of March 27, 2025, Centennial Park in Venice, Florida, wasn’t just a park—it was a party.
Locals and visitors alike packed the open lawn, buzzing with anticipation for Saint Tone and his band. As part of the Venice Nights concert series, this free outdoor event transformed the quiet downtown into a stage bursting with sound, lights, and energy.
And energy is putting it mildly.
From the moment the band hit their first note, the park turned into a giant dance floor. People were on their feet, spinning, clapping, and moving to the beat like they’d waited all winter for this. And maybe they had.
The band’s blend of upbeat originals, rock staples, and unexpected covers hit all the right notes—enough to make Saint Tone the name on everyone’s lips in Venice ever since.
“It felt like a full-blown concert—lights flashing, music pounding, people everywhere dancing. It was magic,” said Rachel G., a local who’s no stranger to the music scene.
“We showed up with our folding chairs, but didn’t sit once,” laughed Mike L. from Venice. “That band had serious groove. Tony’s energy was infectious!”
Even guests from neighboring towns caught wind of the buzz. “Totally worth the drive from North Port,” said Trina S., still grinning the next morning. “Tony Saint Tone knows how to throw a party. It’s been the talk of the office all week!”
And it wasn’t just the music. The show’s lighting brought a full-on concert vibe to the heart of Venice. Kids danced barefoot on the grass, couples swayed in each other’s arms, and friends captured memories with every selfie and snapshot.
The timing couldn’t have been better—it coincided with the Downtown Venice Art Walk, turning the area into a cultural hotspot for the evening. Art, music, food, and laughter—this was Venice at its finest.
If you missed it, you can still catch glimpses of the magic. The Venice Nights Facebook page is packed with photos and videos from the night. And if Tony Saint Tone isn’t already on your radar, check out his official website for tour dates, music, and more.
One thing’s for sure—Venice won’t forget this night anytime soon. And if the buzz is any clue, neither will Saint Tone.