SOUTHERN ROCK FROM JACKSONVILLE WITH RED MAGNOLIA

Blues guitar, Hammond organ and a catalog built through studio sessions and live shows.

Red Magnolia play Southern rock with blues guitar, Hammond organ and room for extended jams. The Jacksonville band perform working their original songs into sets that draw on the city’s rock history.

Their debut album, Give it to Me, came out in 2024. That year also brought the singles “Patience,” “Stupid Head” and “Trouble.” In 2025, they released Live at Kona (Jacksonville, FL, 3/29/25), followed by “Sunday” on September 19.

The Kona recording brings their original material and influences together. “Trouble” and “Stupid Head” sit alongside “Have a Cigar,” “No Quarter” and “Saturday Night Special.” “Eternity’s Breath Jam” returns in a reprise, while a separate drum feature gives another glimpse of how they structure a live set.

Red Magnolia won the University of North Florida’s Battle of the Bands, earning a slot at OzFest before more than 5,000 people. Their shows have included Jack Rabbits, Kona Skate Park and St. Augustine’s Sing Out Loud festival, as well as late-night bar sets.

In 2026, Ponte Vedra Concert Hall billed the band as special guests for Taj Farrant and Molly Hatchet. They also joined its Front & Center Music Showcase, featuring musicians from Northeast Florida.

Give it to Me, Live at Kona and “Sunday” are available to stream.

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