In Pictures: Inaugural Cattle Country Music Festival Takes Place Under Texas Sky

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Eric Church headlining the inaugural Cattle Country Music Festival. Photo: Brian Bradley

The inaugural Cattle Country Music Festival took place in Gonzales, Texas this past weekend (April 12-14).

Tanya Tucker performing at the inaugural Cattle Country Music Festival. Photo: Sam Ehrnstein

The independent music festival was co-founded and produced by native Texan and industry veteran Bruce Kalmick through his WHY&HOW Ventures in partnership with Marcus Federman. Other festival producers include Bryan Bulte, Cutter Dykstra and Wane Lindsey also of WHY&HOW Ventures.

Friday (April 12)’s lineup included headliner Koe Wetzel as well as Sublime with Rome and Sophia Scott. Whiskey Myers headlined Saturday (April 13), with Randy Rogers Band, Kaleo, Tanya Tucker, Southall, Colbie Caillat, The War And Treaty, William Beckman, Tyler Braden, Cameron Sacky Band, The Weathered Souls, Coleman Jennings and Derek Austin also taking the stage.

Eric Church served as the headliner for Sunday (April 14), and closed out the inaugural event alongside Shane Smith & The Saints, Chase Rice, Red Clay Strays, Tracy Lawrence, Hailey Whitters, William Clark Green, Tanner Usrey, BlackHawk, Austin Snell, Angel White, The Glorious Sons, Matt Kozial, Kyler Weston and Cole Phillips.

Attendees were also able to enjoy wine, spirits and culinary experiences among more than 150 acres of pecan trees.

Koe Wetzel headlining the inaugural Cattle Country Music Festival. Photo: Deep Echo Media

Inaugural Cattle Country Music Festival

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