Clark Hill – Hometown New Years Eve Bash at Starke – Starke, FL

Clark Hill – Hometown New Years Eve Bash

Date: December 31st

Location: Starke

Tickets : Available November 28th

History Starts Here

For the first time ever, Bradford County and the City of Starke are hosting an official New Year’s Eve Celebration and hometown country artist Clark Hill is bringing the fire.

On Wednesday, December 31, 2025, the Inaugural Clark Hill Hometown Bash will light up the new Downtown Square in Starke, Florida, with a full-scale outdoor concert, food trucks, drinks, fireworks, and hometown pride like never before.

This is not your average small-town gathering , it’s a stadium-level show with national touring production, professional lighting, and fireworks at midnight to kick off 2026 in style.

Live Music

Clark Hill takes the stage with two special guest country artists (to be announced) for a night of unforgettable live performances.

Food, Drinks & Merch

Enjoy local food trucks, official event merchandise, and public alcohol sales in Downtown Starke.

Fireworks at Midnight

Ring in the new year with a professional fireworks finale that will light up the Florida sky.

Tickets

General Admission: Free (tickets required for entry — reserve yours early)

• VIP Experience – $50 (Limited to 100): Includes a private pre-show dinner with Clark Hill, meet & greet and photo opportunities, autographs, and exclusive PIT access right in front of the stage.

A Night of Firsts

This night marks three historic firsts for Starke:

• The first official New Year’s Eve celebration in city history
• The first concert on the brand-new Downtown Square stage
• Adult Beverages in Downtown Starke

Presented By

Southern Star Entertainment • City of Starke • North Florida Regional Chamber of Commerce • Bradford County Tourist Development Council

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Event Schedule

Gates Open: 6 PM

• Showtime: 7 PM
• Fireworks: Midnight

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More Than a Concert

This is a celebration of community, pride, and homegrown country spirit. Be part of the night that puts Starke on the map and ushers in a new tradition that will last for years to come.