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The Amplify 817 Showcase features some of the best music made by locals.

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This free, family-friendly concert kicks off at 6 p.m.

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Unwind with a sonic adventure at the Amplify 817 Showcase, happening on Saturday, Aug. 16, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Birdie’s Social Club and The Post.

Dive into an evening filled with great music made right here in Panther City, featuring the local rhythm and soul of artists like Asa Ace, Tipps & Obermiller, Grady Spencer, Kendi Jean, and 88 Killa.

This free, all-ages event showcases the vibrant Fort Worth music scene, which spans numerous genres and talents. The Amplify 817 Showcase, now in its fourth year since starting in 2022, emphasizes the city’s musical diversity.

Hosted by the Fort Worth Public Library, with support from the library foundation, the event promises an unforgettable night, embracing the unique sounds of Fort Worth.

Whether you’re a music enthusiast or just looking for a fun evening out, bring family and friends to celebrate Fort Worth’s musical heartbeat.

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