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Saddle Up With Country Music’s Biggest Acts at New Outdoor Festival Debuting May 10-12 Near Houston, Texas at Montgomery County Fairgrounds

CONROE, TX -- The local festival producers behind Big As Texas Festival have announced today the full slate of family-friendly activities, brand sponsors, and local artists that will be activating onsite at the inaugural three-day music festival kicking off Friday, May 10 through Sunday, May 12, with GA passes and VIP packages on sale now at BigAsTexasFest.com,
Embodying their namesake, the team behind Big As Texas remains as ambitious as the Lone Star State itself with much more than just music performances in store for attendees during this massive three-day celebration. From car shows to equestrian exhibitions, carnival games to immersive art installations, and silent auctions to chainsaw carvings, the inaugural Big As Texas Festival promises an entertainment-packed experience for guests of all ages.
The new art, activations, and activities lineup for Big As Texas Festival 2024 is listed below (A-Z):
LIVE ART:
Autumn Vann
Caricatures by Steven Simon
Dustin Scott Anderson
Mendoza Creates
Murals by Whitney
Mystic Vistas
Rebecca Steele Studio
Tyler Darling
ACTIVATIONS:
BeatBox
CELSIUS Energy Drinks
Cowboy Pools
Dunkin'
Fred’s Bounce House
George Dickel Tennessee Whisky
Holiday Tin Type Photography
Revolution Power Sports
Infused IV’s Hydration Station
Raising Canes
Stabbin Cabin Tattoo Shop
Texas Truck Works
ACTIVITIES:
Axe Throwing with Tomahawk Targets
Body & Face Painting from Flipping Makeup
Car Show Featuring American Classics & Luxury Exotics
Chainsaw Carvings from Della Meredith
Custom Hats from Travis Austin
Horse Riding & Barrel Racing with Jakie Neira
Live-Fire Cooking with Honor Cafe
Mobile 3D Scanning Photo Booth from Shrunk 3D
Pig Racing with Swifty Swine
Rides on the Carnival Ferris Wheel
PLUS Line Dancing from Electrahorse, Honky Tonk Traditions & Lil Wranglers
& So Much More!
“As a father-to-be, I wanted to ensure Big As Texas offers something for festival-goers of all ages. I’m personally excited to go out and explore the festival grounds with my family because this team has really packed out the space with so many different activities and activations to make the most of this three-day experience,” said festival cofounder and native resident Trey Diller.
Held at the Montgomery County Fairgrounds (9333 Airport Rd, Conroe, TX 77303) outside Houston, Big as Texas will soon host over 20+ hours of live music from the 30+ artists billed for this year's three-day event that will make use of the fairgrounds’ sprawling 75+ acre campus set against the background of sprawling Texas prairie land.
With country and Americana music having played such an instrumental role in the cultural fabric of the Lone Star State, these two genres serve as the cornerstones of the music festival experience with the team having curated a world-class music lineup, a third of which hailing from the Lone Star State. This year's festival will feature some of today’s hottest acts featuring the full spectrum of country music (and then some) with Thomas Rhett, Dierks Bentley, Billy Strings, and Morgan Wade set to headline the Year 1 affair.
Other major performers range from multi-Grammy Award-winners Dwight Yoakam and Los Lobos to Texas music legends Tracy Byrd and Clay Walker to new-age country acts like Warren Zeiders, Maddie & Tea, Anne Wilson, and Drake Milligan. Plus, Texas will be well-represented with acts like Midland, Jamestown Revival, Amanda Shires, Buffalo Nichols, and Braxton Keith, not to mention Montgomery County’s very own Trent Cowie Band and Kate Watson, among other Texas performers.
Beyond the live music, Big As Texas hopes to serve as a rallying cry for suicide prevention as Montgomery County is one of America’s most vulnerable communities that continues to be impacted by suicide. In alignment with the festival's commitment to making a positive impact, a portion of ticket proceeds will help nonprofits supporting suicide prevention initiatives both in Montgomery County and across the nation
Festival organizers at Inspire Productions and Dosey Doe would like to thank this year’s partners and sponsors for supporting the 2024 event including Woodforest National Bank, St. Luke's Health, and Tachus Fiber Internet, not to mention Busch Light, CELSIUS Drinks, Cutwater Spirits, evamor Water, George Dickel Bourbon, Karbach Brewing Co., NÜTRL Vodka Seltzer, and Ranch Water Hard Seltzer, among others.
