Daytona Beach, FL

Music connected to Daytona Beach

About Daytona Beach

• Country singer Jake Owen, known for "Barefoot Blue Jean Night," was born in Daytona Beach.
• Stock car racing found its organized beginnings on Daytona's hard-packed sands.
• Land speed records on its beach made Daytona the "World's Most Famous Beach."
• The Daytona Beach Drive-In Christian Church holds services where attendees stay in their cars.
• The Great Fire of 1920 destroyed much of the town, prompting extensive rebuilding.
• Mathias Day, Jr., founded the town; it was incorporated in 1876, named after him.
• With roughly 75,000 residents, its population is similar to Greenville, North Carolina.
• Sitting just 10 feet above sea level, it's vulnerable to hurricanes and storm surges.
• Tourism and hospitality are key industries, drawing millions of visitors yearly.
• The air feels thrilling, electric, a blend of sun, speed, and youthful energy.
• Orlando Magic (NBA) is the closest major pro team, featuring Shaquille O'Neal in the 90s.
• Malcolm Campbell set a world land speed record of 276.82 mph on Daytona Beach in 1935.

Casting Crowns

Bo'Gator

Where the Country Girls At by

Everybody Get Along by

Beachin’ by

Creek Will Rise by

Daytona Nights by

That Was Us by

Torn by

American Country Love Song by

Bullet by

Grab the Wheel by

Tennessee Tan by

Dale Jr. by

Some Ol’ Bar in the 90's by

Southern Girl by

Hell on Earth, Pt. 2 by

summertime's close by

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