The Red Clay Strays | August 20, 2025 | St. Augustine Amphitheater | Florida | Concert Print

Immerse yourself in the magic of a St. Augustine evening with this evocative print celebrating The Red Clay Strays' performance at the iconic St. Augustine Amphitheater. This unique piece captures the band's soulful, roots-driven sound and the natural beauty of the Florida setting.

Our print features the distinctive, gently curved roofline of the Amphitheater bathed in the amber glow of dusk, set against a deep indigo sky. Stylized oak and palmetto trees frame the scene, their silhouettes adding to the atmospheric feel. Center stage, the instruments synonymous with The Red Clay Strays' sound—an acoustic guitar, a banjo, and an upright bass—rest on a rustic wooden platform, textured to evoke the natural timber.

The hand-lettered typography for "The Red Clay Strays" mirrors the Amphitheater's arch, embodying the band's vintage country-rock and Americana vibe. Below, the concert details "St. Augustine Amphitheater" and "August 20, 2025" are rendered in a classic block-print style, enhancing the print's communal and authentic feel. The warm, earthy color palette of rosy reds, clay browns, dusk golds, and faded denim blues brings a contemplative and southern warmth to the artwork, reminiscent of screen-printed gig posters.

This print is designed to be a cherished keepsake, capturing the essence of an unforgettable outdoor musical gathering. Perfect for any fan of The Red Clay Strays, folk music, Americana, or those who appreciate rustic, hand-crafted art.

Important Details:

Edition: These special prints are part of a limited edition, ensuring exclusivity for your collection. Please note, prints are not signed or numbered.

Licensing: Please note: This is fan-made art and is not officially licensed by The Red Clay Strays or any associated entities.

Add a piece of musical history and southern charm to your home with this striking, atmospheric art print.

Note from the Artist:

When I began crafting this piece, my mind drifted to that magical transition hour in St. Augustine, as the sun dips below the horizon and the world settles into a deep indigo embrace. I wanted to capture the very soul of The Red Clay Strays, amplified by the unique, earthy spirit of the St. Augustine Amphitheater. This print is my personal interpretation of that feeling – a quiet harmony between raw music and a revered southern landscape.

You'll see the iconic, gently arcing roofline of the Amphitheater, rendered in warm terracotta and soft ochre, standing distinct against a sky speckled with the first hints of night. I framed the scene with the deep silhouettes of ancient oaks, draped in Spanish moss, and the proud fronds of palmettos, all sketched with a loose, screen-printed texture that speaks to a handcrafted authenticity. At the heart of it all, bathed in a soft, amber stage glow, stand the instruments: the acoustic guitar, the banjo, and the upright bass, resting on a simple wooden platform. They are the silent promise of music about to unfold, or perhaps, still lingering in the air.

The typography for "The Red Clay Strays" isn't merely text; it flows with the architecture, hand-lettered with intentional irregularities to reflect the band's organic, unpolished sound. Beneath, the details of the venue and date settle into a clean, block-print style, grounding the entire composition. My aim was for this print to feel like a cherished keepsake, warm and atmospheric, evoking the contemplative, communal magic of a St. Augustine evening and the band's deep-rooted sound.

It's important to me that you know this artwork is a fan-made creation, born purely from my deep appreciation for the band and their music, and it is not officially licensed by The Red Clay Strays or any affiliated entities. These prints are part of a limited edition, though they are not individually signed or numbered.