Koe Wetzel will headline Stronger Together, a benefit concert tonight at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory in Irving, Texas, to support the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund. The event aims to aid communities impacted by recent flooding in Texas through Wetzel’s foundation, Koe’s Kids.
The concert will feature performances by Wetzel alongside Texas artists Kolby Cooper, Casey Donahew, Ray Wylie, Lucas Hubbard, Pecos Hurley of Pecos & The Rooftops, Mike Ryan, Shane Smith of Shane Smith & The Saints, and Dylan Wheeler. All net proceeds from ticket sales, combined with funds from an on-site silent auction and fan donations, will directly benefit the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund. Those unable to attend can contribute via KoeWetzelMusic.com.
The event is backed by partners including Raising Cane’s, Rock & Roll Denim, and Outlaw Beer, amplifying efforts to support flood recovery. Tickets went on sale July 25th and are available through KoeWetzelMusic.com.
Wetzel, a Texas native himself, is currently riding an impressive wave of mainstream success. His 2024 album, 9 Lives, earned critical acclaim, with the single “High Road” (featuring Jessie Murph) topping country radio charts for five weeks and achieving Platinum status. With 3.7 billion streams, his infamously rowdy live shows have never been more packed; just as notable, he’s joined Morgan Wallen on select dates of his “I’m the Problem” tour in stadiums across Texas.
Tonight’s concert underscores a collective effort to support Texans in need, leveraging music to foster community resilience. As Kerr County rebuilds, Stronger Together offers a night of entertainment and philanthropy, uniting artists and fans for a critical cause.
