What You Need to Know About the CBS Texas Flood Relief Show

A Night of Music and Support for Hill Country

Join CBS News Texas and Chef Tim Love for a benefit show aimed at helping the Hill Country region recover from devastating flash floods that claimed the lives of 137 people, including 37 children. The floods caused widespread damage, with homes, stores, and roads washed away, resulting in an estimated $18-22 billion in damages across Central Texas.

On Sunday, August 3, CBS News Texas is hosting a night of music and storytelling to raise funds for flood relief. Whether you attend in person or watch from home, your support can make a difference in helping the community rebuild.

Event Details

The event will take place on Sunday, August 3, at Tannahill's Tavern & Music Hall in the Fort Worth Stockyards, from 6 to 10 p.m. CST. Doors will open at 5 p.m. CBS Texas anchor Madison Sawyer will host the evening, with appearances throughout the night from anchors Nicole Baker and Ken Molestina.

Tickets and Access

Tickets for the event start at $52.65 and can be purchased online. Attendees have the option to join in person at the Fort Worth Stockyards or support the cause by live-streaming the benefit show.

Performers and Special Guests

The lineup of performers includes Amanda Shires, Coffey Anderson, Grady Spencer, Nate Burnham, and David Tribble. Each artist brings a unique style and energy to the event, contributing to a night of music and storytelling that honors the resilience of the Hill Country community.

Amanda Shires, a Grammy-winning Lubbock fiddle slinger and co-founder of The Highwomen, is known for her powerful performances and emotional storytelling. Her latest album, Take It Like a Man, showcases her talent and passion for music.

Coffey Anderson, a favorite son of Bangs, Texas, has transitioned from viral YouTube covers to a successful country career. His performance will feature gospel roots, big-hearted patriotism, and his popular TikTok anthem "Mr. Red White and Blue."

Nate Burnham, a Houston-born musician based in Rockwall, brings honky-tonk storytelling to the stage. His setlist ranges from humorous tunes like "Firebird" to heartfelt ballads that resonate deeply with audiences.

Grady Spencer, born in Lubbock and raised outside Paducah, combines country, pop, and rock into a high-energy performance that turns every club into a Texas block party.

David Tribble, a former middle-school science teacher turned songwriter, captivates audiences with his journal-born lyrics and upcoming EP. His songs are perfect for sharing with friends under patio lights.

Additionally, Annabel Dywer, a Nashville-based musician, will make a special appearance. She grew up going to camp along the Guadalupe River and shared a tribute song for the victims on Instagram, which she will perform at the event.

Silent Auction and Donations

Viewers can also participate in an online silent auction featuring signed memorabilia, fan experiences, and getaway packages. Some of the highlights include a VIP suite experience for 15 people at a Dallas Cowboys game, a two-night stay at the Great Wolf Lodge, and a Stetson hat signed by Randy Travis.

In addition to the auction, attendees can make monetary donations through the "cash donation" section. Donations can also be made directly through a dedicated link.

Live Streaming Options

The concert will be available for live streaming on the CBS News Texas streaming channel and on CBS Stations streaming channels across the U.S. Viewers can download the CBS News app on their connected TV or cellphone to access the event.

The show will also be broadcast live on YouTube, Facebook, and TikTok, making it accessible to a wide audience. Whether attending in person or watching from home, everyone can contribute to the cause and support the recovery efforts in the Hill Country.