Justin Moore with guest Dylan Scott
Sat Mar 3, 7:00 PM - Sun Mar 4, 12:00 AM

The St. Augustine Amphitheatre proudly presents country hit maker Justin Moore with guest Dylan Scott live on Saturday, March 3, 2018. Tickets for Justin Moore with guest Dylan Scott will go on sale to the general public this Friday, September 8 at 10 a.m. This marks the first scheduled show of 2018 at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre!

Tickets:
$59.50 - General Admission Pit
$54.00 - Level 100
$44.00 - Level 200 and 300
$34.00 - Obstructed View
Gates 5:30PM | Starts 7:00PM

Arkansas native Justin Moore spent three years putting together his fourth studio album, Kinda Don't Care. The title to country-radio hit maker Moore's fourth studio album may suggest he doesn't give a damn, but when it comes to the music, nothing could be further from the truth. On Kinda Don't Care (The Valory Music Co.), the singer, outdoorsman and family man reaffirms his commitment to recording honest, entertaining country songs. Sure, they may be unapologetic at times, but that's Moore, an artist who refuses to ever project anything he's not. "The title refers to how uptight our society has become. It's in a place right now where we are consumed with being politically correct. Sometimes you just have to worry about being correct and telling it like it is," says Moore. Which is what he's always done with his impressive string of hits, from his five Number Ones, including "Small Town USA" and "If Heaven Wasn't So Far Away," to the gold-certified singles "Bait a Hook" and "Backwoods." All of those songs, as well as his most recent chart-topper "Point at You" and his current rising single "You Look Like I Need a Drink," possess an undeniable confidence and attitude that distinguishes Moore from the crowded Nashville pack. And, above all else, there's that unmistakable voice, which propels Kinda Don't Care's 12 songs and a 16- track deluxe version of the album. "The goal was to create a feel-good record. There is still the same hillbilly and redneck stuff on the album, but we also made the most modern-sounding record of my career," says Moore, the 2014 ACM Awards' New Artist of the Year winner. "I wanted to release a record that would fit in perfectly on country radio, but one that also pushed myself creatively. Besides, in the end, if I'm