Coffee Butler Amphitheater

Attention: Florida Keys & Key West!
George Thorogood & The Destroyers
with The Marshall Tucker Band
hit the Key West Amp THIS SATURDAY May 9th @ 7:30PM!
Don't miss this incredible night of rock, at the beautiful Coffee Butler Amphitheater.

Gates open at 6:00PM
Music starts at 7:30PM

For tickets + info visit www.thekeywestamp.com

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🎫Win a signed tour poster AND a pair of tickets to see George Thorogood & The Destroyers with The Marshall Tucker Band LIVE at The Key West Amp on May 9th!

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🎸🎶Don’t miss George Thorogood & The Destroyers with The Baddest Show on Earth & The Marshall Tucker Band THIS Saturday at The Key West Amp!
💻For tickets + info visit www.thekeywestamp.com

💡Know before you go!

🎶🌴Foreigner 4 w. Special appearance by Lou Gramm TONIGHT at The Key West Amp!

👀Please read through this post to see:
-Show schedule ⏰
-Approved items vs. non-approved items upon entry to the venue 👍🏼🚫
-Site map 📍
-& Third-party ticket disclosure 🎟️

🎫Tickets still available at thekeywestamp.com
🤩See you tonight!

For the past 7 years, Rams Head Presents has been proud to operate the Coffee Butler Amphitheater and help grow it into one of the premier live music venues in the Keys. During that time, we’ve welcomed thousands of fans and hosted unforgettable performances from artists like Jimmy Buffett, Stick Figure, Foreigner, Marshall Tucker Band, ZZ Top, Sublime with Rome, Avett Brothers, Old Dominion, Styx, Jelly Roll, Willie Nelson, The Beach Boys, Chicago, Gipsy Kings, and more.

We remain committed to bringing the best live music to Key West and look forward to continuing conversations with the City of Key West to find the best path forward for the amphitheater and the community.

Rams Head Presents will not renew amphitheater contract The operator of the Coffee Butler Amphitheater does not plan to renew its management agreement with the city when the current contract reaches its extension point later this year, according