Small show, big cause
Leon Bridges books intimate benefit show at Fort Worth's Bowie House
Leon Bridges will perform at Bowie House on September 13, 2026 as a fundraiser for The Big Good.
After a sold-out debut in 2025, Fort Worth native Leon Bridges will return to the Bowie House hotel for another intimate hometown concert benefiting his nonprofit, The Big Good.
The September 13 performance is part of the third annual Auberge Concert Series and will feature songs from Grammy Award-winning Bridges' forthcoming album Happiness Anytime, along with fan favorites, according to a release.
Presented in partnership with The Big Good, the event will help raise awareness and charitable support for organizations serving unmet needs in the Fort Worth community. Bridges co-founded The Big Good in 2020 with Gary Patterson, who was the head football coach at TCU from 2000 to 2021. The organization's biggest annual fundraiser, called The Big Night, will take place next on April 1, 2027.
Last year's Bowie House concert sold out quickly, organizers say.
But unlike last year's show, which was announced with single tickets for $450, the 2026 concert is available only as part of overnight hotel packages at Bowie House. Single concert tickets are not on sale "at this time," a hotel spokesperson says.
Package options, from most expensive to least, include:
- Front Row Experience, starting at $6,450, with a one-night stay, two front-row concert tickets, access to the official after-party in the Billet Room, and two drink tickets per guest.
- Premier Experience, starting at $2,950, with a one-night stay, two seats in rows two or three, and two drink tickets per guest.
- Premium Table Experience, starting at $2,450, with a one-night stay, two premium table seats, and a bottle of Champagne.
- General Admission Experience, starting at $1,550, with a one-night stay, two general admission concert tickets, and one drink ticket per guest.
The concert is part of Auberge Collection's annual series of intimate performances staged at its luxury hotels and resorts around the world. This year's lineup will also include country singer HARDY at The Lodge at Blue Sky in Utah, with additional performers to be announced later this fall.
"The Auberge Concert Series offers guests rare access to world-class artists in remarkable destinations, creating moments that simply couldn't happen anywhere else," says Christian Clerc, President & Chief Executive Officer, Auberge Collection, in the release. "The series celebrates music, culture and the unique spirit of each destination."
Packages are available through Bowie House's website.
