Cool August Nights 2026 — Car Show & Free Concert at Longview Country Club

Live on the fairways, headlined by

Little Texas formed in Nashville in 1988, broke nationally in the early ’90s, and stacked up more than a dozen Top 40 hits — “God Blessed Texas,” “What Might Have Been,” “Kick a Little,” and the #1 “My Love.”

They sold millions of records, earned three Grammy nominations, and won the ACM’s Top Vocal Group of the Year.

Nearly four decades on, four original members still front the band and still work the road — a 2026 run that lands them at Cool August Nights.

Joined on stage by rising star

Adrien Nunez played basketball at Michigan before turning to music. The Brooklyn native built a following of more than 6.5 million on TikTok with his signature red glasses and reaction videos, using that platform to amplify emerging country acts — including Shaboozey’s “A Bar Song (Tipsy).”

Now he’s building a career of his own, led by the Gold-certified “LOW ROAD.” He made his Grand Ole Opry debut on June 17, and his Diplo collaboration “Two Steppin’” — debuted at Stagecoach — is out now.

Also taking the stage, country hitmaker

Tenille Arts has been writing songs since she was 13, back home in Weyburn, Saskatchewan. Her double-platinum #1 “Somebody Like That” was the first #1 country single written, produced, and performed entirely by women.

The songs have carried: nearly a billion streams, a CCMA Rising Star award, and nods from the ACM, CMT, and iHeartRadio, plus tour runs with Luke Bryan and Luke Combs. Her latest, “Don’t Ruin Flowers,” is out now, with a new album due in 2027.