Concert dates HTML Template

The Concert dates block presents a dated event listing through one section heading, a supporting paragraph, and three repeated cards arranged in a horizontal row. Each card combines a date label, event title, rectangular image, descriptive text area, and Learn more link. The visible entries use 24 JUL, 06 SEPT, and 15 OCT with titles including Internet Radio, Why Us?, and Radio Station. A white heading band sits above a light gray card area, while black headings, muted gray body text, coral accents, and consistent image frames give the section a complete visual and content arrangement for its event-listing role.

Three Event Cards Form a Ready-Made Static HTML Section

The Concert dates heading and supporting paragraph introduce a self-contained event-listing area before the repeated content begins. Three parallel cards then present the visible entries as separate units: 24 JUL with Internet Radio, 06 SEPT with Why Us?, and 15 OCT with Radio Station. Each card includes an image, descriptive text, and a Learn more link, so the section already supplies the basic content pattern needed to explain several dated events within one part of a static HTML page.

The three-column row keeps the entries comparable, while the uniform rectangular image frames create a consistent visual rhythm across the section. The white heading band distinguishes the introduction from the light gray card field, and black headings give the dates and titles a stronger reading priority than the muted gray descriptions. Coral accents identify the Learn more links without changing the static nature of the arrangement.

Used in an HTML Template context, this block can be placed as one prepared event or concert-dates section inside a larger static page or site. Its surrounding page can provide navigation, additional sections, fuller event details, or other page-level content. The block itself remains focused on presenting the three cards in their existing order and structure, making it a ready-made section rather than a complete HTML website. The layout can be adapted to the containing project while preserving its dated-card relationship and visual hierarchy.

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