SEE BOTH SHOWS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE!

Two nights. Six acts. One big Texas celebration of the King of Western Swing.

Bob Wills Fiddle Fest brings together the players keeping his sound alive alongside the country artists who grew up on it. The Two-Night Pass gets you a seat for both shows in one purchase, so you don't miss a note.

Night One, Friday, November 6
The weekend opens with The Western Flyers, the Texas trio led by three-time World Champion Fiddler Joey McKenzie, playing Western swing and hot jazz like it never went out of style. Oklahoma Country Music Hall of Famer Wade Hayes follows with the hits that made him a '90s country staple, "Old Enough to Know Better," "Don't Stop," and "I'm Still Dancing with You," plus cuts from his classic-country tribute album Old Country Still Rocks. Then the headliner: Bob Wills' Texas Playboys under the direction of Jason Roberts, the two-time Grammy winner hand-picked by the Wills estate and Leon Rausch to carry the band forward. Horns, twin fiddles, steel, and a whole lot of "AH-ha."

Night Two, Saturday, November 7
Saturday kicks off with Mary Lee and Caesar's Cowboys, the Italian western swing band that went from a viral 2023 video to festival stages in England, Italy, and the Cowtown Birthplace of Western Swing right here in Texas. Houston-born, East Texas-raised Sunny Sweeney brings two decades of smart honky tonk, her SiriusXM Outlaw Country pedigree, and songs from her new album Rhinestone Requiem. Closing the weekend, Ben & Noel Haggard, sons of Merle Haggard, take the stage with members of The Strangers for a set built on their father's catalog: "Mama Tried," "Silver Wings," "Sing Me Back Home," "Workin' Man Blues," and more.