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Fort Worth Music Festival unveils full lineup for 2024 edition
Fort Worth singer Abraham Alexander will be among the performers at the 2024 Fort Worth Music Festival & Conference.
The full lineup for the second annual Fort Worth Music Festival & Conference has been revealed, featuring a variety of established artists alongside up-and-coming singers and bands.
The big names making appearances include Radney Foster, Abraham Alexander, Grady Spencer & The Work, Jack Ingram, Whitey Morgan & The 78's, Band of Heathens, Uncle Lucius, Catie Offerman, Shinyribs, William Clark Green, and more.
The event - which is primarily a music networking conference for aspiring agents, managers, promoters, and emerging artists - will take place at seven venues in the Fort Worth Stockyards, including Tannahill’s Tavern & Music Hall, Tannahill’s Lounge, White Elephant, Love Shack, Billy Bob’s, Cowboy Channel Studio, and an outdoor stage.
Although the full festival schedule with performance set times and stages, along with conference panelists and topics, has not yet been announced, organizers have detailed which artists will be performing each day of the four-day event:
- Wednesday, February 28: Jordan Nix & Shelby Stone, Radney Foster
- Thursday, February 29: Catie Offerman, Futurebirds, Fonteyn, The Nude Party, The Weathered Souls, Them Dirty Roses, Uncle Lucius
- Friday, March 1: Cam Allen, Cameron Sacky Band, Clayton Mullen, DJ Real Hypha, Grady Spencer & The Work, Jack Ingram, Jacob Stelly, John Baumann, KVDE, Kylie Frey, Louie TheSinger, Parker Ryan, Shelby Stone, Summer Dean, Travis Roberts, Whitey Morgan & The 78's
- Saturday, March 2: Abraham Alexander, Angel White, Band of Heathens, Ben Kweller, Blue Water Highway, Calder Allen, Cole Barnhill, Davin James, DJ Real Hypha, Holly Beth, Jade Marie Patek, Matt Hillyer, Mila Rae, Nick Brumley, Palmer Anthony, Presley Haile, Race Ricketts, Shaker Hymns, Shinyribs, Slade Coulter, Tejas Brothers, William Clark Green
A limited number of one-day general admission passes for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of the festival are now on sale. Each ticket, which sells for $39.50, includes single-day general admission to live shows at all participating venues for that specific day, with no conference panel access.
All passes, including multi-day tickets, can be purchased at fortworthmusicfestival.com.
The inaugural Fort Worth Music Festival & Conference drew more than 3,500 attendees from more than 25 U.S. states. Produced by Live Nation, in partnership with Chef Tim Love and Larry Joe Taylor, it aims to generate awareness surrounding the Texas music scene while working to build an infrastructure where artists can establish and grow their career in Texas and beyond.
