Honky Tonk Festival Continues Today in Brady With Final Night of Music Ahead

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The Heart of Texas Honky Tonk Fest enters its final day Saturday in Brady, closing out four days of classic country music and dancing at the Ed Davenport Civic Center. Since kicking off on Wednesday, the festival has drawn steady crowds each evening, giving fans multiple chances to enjoy traditional honky‑tonk performances and support regional artists.

This year’s event opened with The Kenastons Band, followed by a strong lineup that included Justin Trevino & Grace Partridge, Jake Hooker & The Outsiders, Landon Dodd & The Dance Hall Drifters, and Jody Nix & The Texas Cowboys. Each night brought lively audiences, full dance floors, and the familiar community atmosphere Brady is known for.

The festival concludes tonight with two final performances:

  • Brady Honeycutt Band from 6–8 PM
  • Jeff Woolsey & The Dance Hall Kings from 8:30–11 PM

There has been strong attendance throughout the week, and we expect another enthusiastic crowd on closing night. Tickets are still available for tonight’s performances, giving fans one last opportunity to enjoy live music, visit vendors, and celebrate the final evening of this year’s Honky Tonk Fest.

While the Honky Tonk Fest is one of Brady’s well‑loved annual gatherings, it also serves as a lead-in to the larger Heart of Texas Country Music Festival held each March. More information on upcoming events is available at heartoftexascountry.com or by calling (325) 597‑1895.