Joyland Country Music Night Club is Re-opening

BRADENTON, Fla. - Jan. 22, 2019 - PRLog -- The landmark Sarasota area country music night club re-opens February 9th, 2019. 7pm - 2am

Joyland Country Music Nightclub, the popular live music dance hall in Bradenton, is under new ownership and will be re-opening it's doors to the public after being closed for nine months. For decades the venue was renown in Southwest Florida as a favorite place to enjoy western themes, line dancing, fun and friends. Joyland's 15,000-square foot concert hall, located at 5520 14th St. W., hosted big names in country music, such as Florida Georgia Line, Toby Keith, Rascal Flatts, Keith Urban, Luke Bryan, Blake Shelton, Trace Adkins, and many more.

The previous owner retired and closed the club May 12, 2018. Joyland was purchased by Scott Serbin and Peter Mendelsohn, two members of the Daisy Dukes Band, a local country band that had frequently performed at Joyland. "Thanks to Rick and what he created with Joyland, we don't need to re-invent the wheel, we just need to add some spokes," says co-owner Scott Serbin. "We missed this place as much as the rest of the Joyland crowd and we want it to feel like home to them again. We can't wait to bring it back along with some incredible entertainment from national and regional acts on regular basis, up and coming super stars, and to support the best in local country music."

The club will be having a soft opening on February 9th and a Grand Opening in April. February hours will be Friday and Saturday 7pm to 2am. Wednesdays and Thursdays hours will resume in March or April. "I'm happy to see the club re-open and happy to see it stay country," said former Joyland owner Rick Lambert. "Scott and Peter have great ideas and are the guys to bring Joyland into the future."

To learn more about the re-opening of Joyland Country Music Night Club visit the website at https://joylandbradenton.com/
or their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/joylandcountry

About Joyland Country Music Nightclub

The venue began in 1958 as an event pavilion at Joyland Amusement Park in Pinellas Park. Previous owner Rick Lambert's family purchased it in 1987. The Bradenton club changed it's locations several times before settling on the 15,000-square foot facility at 5520 14th St. W., in 1994. Since then the club has become a regular concert hall stop for big name national country music acts. Prior to it's closing in May, Joyland was arguably the favorite country music themed night club among Bradenton and Sarasota country music and line dancing fans, with over 20,000 Facebook likes.