Live Music All Day, Both Days • Baker Creek Spring Festival
Get ready for a day filled with toe-tapping tunes at Baker Creek! From folk favorites to high-energy performances, our music stage has something for everyone. We’re proud to welcome world-renowned musical artists. Come grab a seat, soak up the sounds, and let the music lift your spirits!
Festival Music Schedule
Sunday, April 12th, 2026
The Opry Stage
11:00 The Creek Rocks
11:30 The Parker Unit
12:00 The Farmer and Adele
12:30 Sylamore Special
1:00 SouthWynns
1:30 The Farmer and Adele
2:00 The Creek Rocks
2:30 The Parker Unit
3:00 Sylamore Special
3:30 The Farmer and Adele
4:00 The Parker Unit
4:30 Sylamore Special
5:00 The Creek Rocks
The Jailhouse Stage
10:30 One Dollar More
11:00 Baker/Graber Brothers
11:30 Casey & The Atta Boys
12:00 Kirby Clark & The Dreadnotts
12:30 Stringed Union
1:00 One Dollar More
1:30 Baker/Graber Brothers
2:00 Casey & The Atta Boys
2:30 Kirby Clark & The Dreadnotts
3:00 Stringed Union
3:30 One Dollar More
4:00 Casey & The Atta Boys
4:30 Baker/Graber Brothers
5:00 Kirby Clark & The Dreadnotts
At The Restaurant
11:30 Rebecca White
12:00 Randy Buckner
12:30 Don Jones
1:00 Rebecca White
1:30 Randy Buckner
2:00 Don Jones
2:30 Rebecca White
3:00 Randy Buckner
Monday, April 13th, 2026
The Opry Stage
11:00 The Farmer & Adele
11:30 The Creek Rocks
12:00 Ez & Dill
12:30 Lonesome Road Bluegrass
1:00 The Creek Rocks
1:30 The Farmer & Adele
2:00 SouthWynns
2:30 Ez & Dill
3:00 The Farmer & Adele
3:30 Lonesome Road Bluegrass
4:00 The Creek Rocks
4:30 Lonesome Road Bluegrass
5:00 Ez & Dill
The Jailhouse Stage
10:30 Jeremy Meyers & Pals
11:00 Ozark String Weavers
11:30 The Dee J's
12:00 Kirby Clark & The Dreadnoughts
12:30 Stringed Union
1:00 Jeremy Meyers & Pals
1:30 Ozark String Weavers
2:00 The Dee J's
2:30 Kirby Clark & The Dreadnoughts
3:00 Stringed Union
3:30 Jeremy Meyers & Pals
4:00 Ozark String Weavers
4:30 The Dee J's
5:00 Kirby Clark & The Dreadnoughts
At The Restaurant
11:30 Rebecca White
12:00 Dwight & Friends
12:30 Don Jones
1:00 Rebecca White
1:30 Dwight & Friends
2:00 Don Jones
2:30 Rebecca White
3:00 Dwight & Friends
Featuring:
From Midwestern Roots to Nashville’s Western Swing Stage
From Ohio to Nashville and beyond, The Farmer & Adele invite everyone to step into a world where music connects generations and stories are meant to be shared.
Mark your calendars for these events on Sunday and Monday, April 12–13, 2026
The festival hours are 10am–7pm • Tickets are $10 per adult and good for both days! Kids under 18 get in free.
Bound by marriage and music, Grace Adele and Keenan Wade are the Nashville-based duo behind The Farmer & Adele — reimagining the modern cowboy and cowgirl through the timeless sounds of Western swing. Rooted in tradition and always pointed toward the future, they are building a family legacy grounded in artistry, curiosity, and care.
Recognized leaders in the modern revival of Western swing and roots music, The Farmer & Adele have earned two Ameripolitan Awards — Western Swing Female of the Year (2019) and Western Swing Band of the Year (2020). Their performances blend musical excellence with an inviting, educational spirit that welcomes audiences of all ages.
Their work extends well beyond the stage. From their daily radio show On The Trail with The Farmer & Adele to Songs for Lil’ Cowpokes — a children’s album introducing young listeners to roots music — the duo continually finds new ways to share Western swing. Their forthcoming album, Old + New Western Classics, continues that mission: honoring tradition while reimagining it for a new generation.
A beloved annual highlight, their Country and Western Christmas Party tour has traveled nationwide for nearly a decade, weaving holiday standards, original songs, and a Western swing take on The Nutcracker into a joyful gathering for families and fans — including a recent holiday collaboration with Paul Kowert of The Punch Brothers.
Their latest venture is a live puppet show blending music, storytelling, and education. Co-written with Texas Bix Bender (Riders Radio Theatre) and developed with Nashville Metro Arts, the production explores food sustainability and roots music through characters like Hank Snowpea, Elvis Parsley, and Tater Swift.
