Paluxy Music Fest Returns to Glen Rose with Free Live Music

The annual Paluxy Music Fest is set to return to Glen Rose, Texas, from Friday, May 22 through Sunday, May 24, 2026, offering three days of free live entertainment for music lovers across North Texas. This city-wide festival will showcase a diverse range of genres, including country, Americana, jazz, blues, gospel, and acoustic music, performed at various venues such as the Historic Square, Snyder's Tavern Lawn Stage, Texas Amphitheater, Sexton Feed Mill, Glen Rose Brewing Company, and H&H Supply Company. The event aims to bring the community together while supporting local businesses, restaurants, and attractions. Friday and Saturday will feature country and Americana acts, while Sunday will shift to a relaxed jazz and blues atmosphere. Notable performers include Kevin Fowler, Jamie Richards, and Jesse Jennings, along with local talent like the Trinity River Ramblers and Caleb Sam Brown. In addition to music, vendor booths on the Historic Downtown Square on Saturday and Sunday will offer shopping, artisan goods, and community organization displays. Festival organizers emphasize that all concerts are free, making it an ideal Memorial Day weekend destination for families and visitors. Parking is free downtown, with a $10 fee at the Texas Amphitheater, and shuttle transportation will be available to help attendees travel between venues. For more details, schedules, and updates, the media contact is Traci Niedziela of the City of Glen Rose.

The festival's lineup highlights include Friday's opening acts Hard Nights Day and Le Freak at the Historic Square. Saturday features the Trinity River Ramblers at Snyder's Tavern Lawn, Caleb Sam Brown at H&H Supply Company, Jesse Jennings at Snyder's Tavern Lawn, Jamie Richards at Texas Amphitheater, and Kevin Fowler headlining at Texas Amphitheater. Sunday, designated Jazz & Blues Day, offers a full schedule starting at 11 a.m. with performances by the School of Music at University of North Texas, Ben B & Anthony S, A/C Project, and The Meadow St. Two at the Historic Square, followed by Gospel Hour at Sexton Feed Mill, Bud & Sharon Galloway at Glen Rose Brewing Company, Open Mic at Sexton Feed Mill, and Kevin Vaughn at Historic Square. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, arrive early, and explore local dining and shops to fully enjoy the welcoming atmosphere of Glen Rose throughout the weekend. With free admission and a rich variety of music, the Paluxy Music Fest promises something for everyone, whether for a single concert or the entire weekend.