Get Ready for Everybody’s Night 2026!
We can’t wait for our 6th Annual Everybody’s Night Event on September 25th, 2026! And don’t forget—Everybody’s Day follows right after! It’s going to be an unforgettable weekend in Thomasville! Whether you’ve lived here for years or are visiting for the first time, we’re thrilled to welcome you to this exciting opportunity to connect and enjoy fantastic festivities, including FREE live music, tasty food, and a selection of local brews from Goose and the Monkey Brew House, as well as mixed drinks and other options from brick-and-mortar locations. This year, get ready for an incredible lineup with The Catilinas and The Bennett Hall of Fame taking the stage! With Thomasville’s Social District now expanded to both sides of the railroad, you can stroll through the tunnel adjacent to Memorial Park Drive off East Main Street and head to Cross Ties for a refreshing drink. Sip and enjoy the excitement of Everybody’s Night with your Cross Ties’ delicious beverage in hand!
Artist Information
THE CATALINAS were inducted into the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame in 2013 and into the Beach Music Hall of Fame in 1995. 2026 marks the 69th Anniversary of THE CATALINAS which began in 1957. The Catalinas shows always spotlight our musical roots with music by groups such as Hank Ballard and the Midnighters, Jackie Wilson, Marvin Gay, and more. THE CATALINAS classic, "Summertime's Calling Me", recorded originally in 1975 and written by Johnny Barker, is still being requested on radio and internet stations and by DJs all over the world.
THE BENNET HALL BAND
At the age of six, Kat (17) chose to take a voice class over a dance class. At fifteen months younger, Presley Rose (16) followed in her sister's footsteps. She took to the keys in such a way that it wasn’t long before it was discovered that her pitch was perfect. Harmonies quickly followed and the pair were singing live duets at ages seven and eight. That began the musical journey of what would eventually be The Bennett Hall Band. At age nine, Kat picked up the guitar so she could begin songwriting and accompanying herself. Four months after her first lesson, she played it on stage for a live audience. [TBHB] Three sisters, Kat, Presley and Josie Hope Hall. The band is named after their brother, Bennett, who passed away in 2010.The trio has been playing all over middle Tennessee and beyond on stages such as The Station Inn, CMA Fest, El Dorado Festival, Tom Petty Weekend, Dierks Bentley's Whiskey Room, Fox & Locke, NashHouse, Scoreboard Bar & Grill, The Johnny Cash Hideaway Farm, Kimbro's Pickin' Parlor, Puckett's, Hop Springs, Everett's Music Barn, The Franklin Main Street Festival, The Broken Wheel Festival, just to name a few. The youngest of the Hall sisters, Josie Hope (12), plays drums, ukelele, tambourine, and killer solo and sibling harmony. With experience under their belt and the ability to accompany themselves on guitar, keys, bass, drums, and more, TBHB is taking on the country music scene by storm.
2026 SPONSORS
Interested in becoming a Sponsor for this event? Please contact Cameron at cmarsden@visitthomasvillenc.com or 336-687-4450
Everybody’s Night 2024
We were truly grateful to have over 2,800 people join us for a wonderful evening at our 5th Annual Everybody's Night Event on September 27th in Downtown Thomasville. It warmed our hearts to see so many friends, neighbors, and newcomers come together to celebrate our vibrant community.
Whether you were a longtime resident or visiting for the first time, the event was a fantastic opportunity to connect and enjoy the festivities. Attendees relished FREE live music, delicious food, and a lively beer garden. This year’s lineup featured two incredible bands: Cat 5 Band and Braden Hull. Despite a rocky start with rain from the hurricane that morning, the skies cleared around 2 PM, allowing us to kick off the festivities at 5:30 PM with DJ Weapon X spinning great tunes throughout the night. Guests enjoyed beer from the Goose and Monkey tent until 8 PM, and Trax Tavern was open all evening.
The Cat 5 Band engaged the crowd with their lively beach and rock music as well as saying their forever farewell. There were a variety of food trucks, including dessert options, filled the Clocktower lot. Rising star Braden Hull took the stage around 8:15 PM, bringing so much energy that everyone was singing and dancing to his incredible country sound. It was truly a night to remember at 52 E. Main Street, Thomasville, and we thank everyone for being a part of it!
2024 SPONSORS
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