The Gulf Coast is known for its sunsets, seafood, and salt-kissed breezes — but this fall, it comes alive with reggae. Tyler Giddens takes center stage on the Cities on the Gulf Tour, bringing his voice, guitar, and island soul to Venice, Osprey, and Matlacha in a celebration of rhythm, culture, and community.
From Osprey to Venice
Opening Night at Casey Key Mainland Resort
The journey starts Thursday, October 2, at Casey Key Mainland Resort in Osprey. Known for its tiki bar, tropical cocktails, and live trop rock energy, the resort is the perfect launchpad for a reggae weekend.
Guests who stay overnight can unlock perks with promo code “ReggaeNights.”
Reggae Nights on the Island – Venice
Community Celebration at Centennial Park
On Saturday, October 4, the tour’s centerpiece comes alive at Centennial Park in Venice. Reggae Nights on the Island brings fans together for live music, vendors, and island vibes.
Meet & Greet with Tyler G
Before the main event, catch a Meet & Greet at The Daiquiri Deck in Venice at 3 PM. By evening, Centennial Park will be filled with dancing, music, and laughter — proof that reggae in Sarasota County is stronger than ever.
Finale in Matlacha
Closing Out at the Yucatan Waterfront
The tour concludes Sunday, October 5 at the Yucatan Waterfront in Matlacha. Famous for dockside dining, seafood, and laid-back cocktails, the Yucatan offers the perfect place to close out a reggae weekend on the Gulf.
Tyler returns to one of his favorite spots, giving fans a final chance to soak up the music and island energy.
Why Reggae Nights Matters
From tiki bars to city parks, Reggae Nights has become the pulse of Gulf Coast entertainment. Partnering with Venice Nights and GBack Media, the brand continues to elevate reggae culture in Florida—connecting communities through rhythm and celebration.
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Catch your next show at Reggae Nights, explore nightlife with Venice Nights, book a stay at Casey Key Mainland Resort, and plan a dockside getaway at Yucatan Waterfront.
This season, the Cities on the Gulf Tour proves the Gulf Coast isn’t just about beaches — it’s about rhythm, culture, and reggae.