Only 100 In-Person Tix Available!
VIP In-Person Tix
Come to an intimate, house-concert-style gathering with a live 10-camera broadcast. Your $50 donation provides all-access featuring live performances, inspiring stories, and an open bar with spirits by Iron Wolf Ranch & Distillery and Austin Beerworks. Rain or shine. Free parking. Food for purchase from Granny's Tacos.
Livestream Event & Auction hosted by Transition Skills Training
On November 16th, we're hosting VetsFest to help fund critical training programs that empower military families as they make the transition to civilian life. Join us in person, if you're near Austin, or watch from wherever you are on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram or Twitter(x). Sign up for updates and we'll include you in our announcements as the day draws closer.
Live Music on 2 Stages
We'll be livestreaming from the Main Stage in studio and the acoustic stage on the patio too. Check the line up for times.
TRANSITION STORIES
You'll see and hear real transition stories, the struggles and triumphs that come with leaving military service. Get inspired & learn how you can help families make the shift with less stress.
What's Purple Bee?
So glad you asked! We're excited to partner with Purple Bee and L2 Productions for this multi-camera live broadcast. Watch this video - you'll know what to expect and if you want to come to the in-person event, VIP passes go on sale Nov 1.
Raffle: Live-To-Vinyl Record
These guys are amazing! Purple Bee has donated this awesome prize, one lucky winner will win a vinyl recording of the show made on-site during the livestream event! Raffle tickets will go on sale Nov 1.
Transition Stress is the #1 Challenge for veterans.
Help us train 5000 veterans this year.
Come to the in-person event or watch and participate virtually with our livestream programming. Watch with friends, bid on auction items, learn about veteran-owned small businesses and some of the great programs and resources available to help make transition to civilian life easier for military families.
