It's a new season at Wyldwood Shows. Check out what we have cooking for 2024. Stay tunes for details about getting invited, and how to score a coveted season pass.
Welcome back friends of the Wyldwood.
It's March which means it's time to start planning your summer. We've got a line up this year that you will definitely want to consider before you book any trips or rsvp to any weddings.
Opening the season is the quirky & sincere Matt the Electrician. Matt has been an integral part of the Wyldwood since the beginning and he has all of our hearts held captive. This is Matt's 19th appearance in the big backyard.
Darden Smith, the man who writes songs, tells stories, and moves people, is back for Mother's Day weekend, so let Mom know to clear her calendar now. You can still do brunch on Sunday.
Two Time Texas Music Hall of Famer, Monte Warden, brings the biggest smile we've ever seen to the big backyard. Whether you've known him with the Waggoneers, the Dangerous Few, or on his solo, you will want to see the performance he puts on. And he'll hug your neck after the show.
One of the wonder women of country, Kelly Willis, brings her unpretentious country rock yowl and no-nonsense songwriting to help us celebrate Independence Day weekend.
Austin's Musician of the Year, Kevin Russell, makes July even hotter with his return to the Wyldwood stage. This is Kevin's 17th appearance in the big backyard, but who's counting? (besides us)
Holding the record for the most musicians ever packed onto the Wyldwood stage, Ray Prim is back for another summertime cooling session. (the record = 7 artists)
First time at the Wyldwood, crooner/song-crafter, rolling over from Mississippi, Charlie Mars is hot off his latest album, Times Have Changed. And asap check out his genius song, Fat Dad.
A duo act that will make you wonder if you've died and gone to bluegrass heaven, Tony Kamel & Kym Warner, team up for a night of showing off their songs and picking skills.
Arriving to port, after a treacherous Atlantic crossing, Sons of Town Hall, with time-traveling duo, Ben Parker and David Berkeley, bring songs of wonder and woe. Tips on knot-tying and navigation will be shared after the show.
Ending the season, but setting you down gently, are the mesmerizing sounds of Ordinary Elephant, aka Crystal and Pete Damore. They plan to release their third album in May this year, and it will be anything but ordinary.
We are so looking forward to it.
Come join us!
Invitations are Required The Wyldwood is a private house concert, and you'll need an invitation from us to attend. We release invitations for each show about two weeks out. Watch this webpage for the announcements.
Invitations are currently not available for any shows. Invites are offered on a first-come, first-invited basis, and to get yours, send us an email request at: wyldwoodshows@gmail.com. We'll respond with an invite and how to get here.
And to confirm your attendance, we will ask for your advanced donation via Venmo or Zelle. 100% of your donation goes to the artist.
Did you know that we could not host house concerts without the amazing work of the Folk Alliance International? We're very happy to be members and to be an Official House Concert venue.