Campground24, Tampa Bay’s four-day celebration of ‘New Music,’ happens this month

Tampa Bay is fertile ground for “new music,” and that’s thanks in no small part to old-school collectives like Terroir and the efforts of Eunmi Ko, co-founder of Campground.

The festival (stylized “CAMPGround”) kicks off four days of concerts on Thursday, with plans to stage performances—including some from Project Fusion Saxophone Quartet, a collaborations with youth literary arts group Heard’Em Say, and an encore of the Slick interactive sound installation—across three different Tampa venues.

Some Campground24 concerts are free, with others selling tickets starting at $15. More information is available at contemporaryartmusicproject.org.

Links to more information on Campground 24 happening in Tampa Thursday-Sunday, March 14-17 are available on Creative Loafing Tampa Bay’s event calendar.

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This article appears in Feb 29 – Mar 6, 2024.