Holly Hill's concert series rolls into the holiday season with a night built for dancing: O-Town Motown returns to MetroHealth Stadium at Pictona on Friday, November 13, 2026, for a free show running from 7 to 9 p.m. The tribute act will perform classic Motown hits at the outdoor venue, located at 1060 Ridgewood Ave., as part of the city's ongoing concert series.
The band's set draws from some of the genre's most recognizable acts, with tribute music tied to The Temptations, The Four Tops, The Supremes, Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder, according to Hometown News Volusia. The city's own event listing for the show describes harmonies inspired by legendary groups like The Four Tops and The Supremes, according to Holly Hill FL.
Costumes and Choreography Built for the Golden Era
The city also promises electrifying dance moves reminiscent of The Temptations and The Jackson Five, paired with classic costumes that capture the iconic style of Motown's golden era, per the Holly Hill event page. It's a formula the city has used before — Holly Hill's 2025 free concert series also booked O-Town Motown for a night billed as A Night of Motown Classics, with that year's description likewise comparing the group's harmonies and dance moves to the Four Tops, the Supremes, the Temptations and the Jackson Five.
Seating Friday will include free general-admission bleacher seating, with upgraded floor and box seating available for an additional charge, per the report. Free parking is included, and tickets are available at hollyhillevents.org, the report notes.
A Series That Keeps Packing the Stadium
MetroHealth Stadium sits inside the Pictona at Holly Hill complex, the same venue that hosted The Limit's Eagles tribute concert, which drew more than 800 attendees — the largest turnout yet for the series, the outlet reported. That night's crowd reflected a broader trend: attendance at the Holly Hill Concert Series has steadily increased, with each event drawing new visitors and returning fans, the same report states.
City officials have said they plan to continue the series with upcoming monthly performances at Pictona, according to the outlet's reporting. The concert series as a whole has been attracting larger crowds as its popularity grows, Hometown News Volusia reports, setting up Friday's Motown night as the latest test of that momentum.
