Midnight River Choir - Outdoor show
We were introduced to the Midnight River Choir at Jason Eady’s Way Down in Mississippi Festival in 2024. They call their sound “Texas Groove” and we instantly fell in love with it and can’t wait to hear them play again.
Show information:
$40 per person ($45 day of show)
All ages show:
8 - 16 years old - half price
Under 8 or over 80 - free
Preferred payment methods include Venmo (@Brian-Koonin), PayPal (@Bkoonin), and Zelle (brian.koonin@gmail.com)
There are no physical tickets but the name and number in your party will be verified upon arrival
Show will take place around or under a covered pavilion depending on the weather
Schedule:
Check in beginning at 6:30
Come early to reserve a spot and enjoy the sights and sounds of the farm (seating is first come first served).
Music begins at 8:00
Other information:
It’s Bring Your Own Everything - chairs, a cooler, food and whatever else you need to make yourself comfortable
Dulce Lunas will have tacos (beef and chicken) and tamales (pork and poblano) available for purchase (Venmo and cash accepted)
Shows are rain or shine, no refunds
Dog policy: If you plan to bring your dog, please refer to FAQ on this topic in the FAQ section
Camping / glamping options available. Email Brian@ponoacres.com for more information.
Uber can get you here, but getting a ride home can be hit or miss if you don’t pre-arrange a pick up.
Artists frequently compliment our crowds for their attentiveness. We cherish this praise because we’re working to create a listening room vibe, even outdoors. Please respect your fellow listeners by keeping conversations quiet during the music. There are plenty of spots to chat outside the immediate area.
Pono Acres shows are private events open to friends of the farm and fans of the musicians we host
About The Midnight River Choir:
The story of Midnight River Choir is proof that sometimes great bands just happen. One night, four strangers ended up on a late night float trip down the Guadalupe River. As they made their way down the river singing songs, the beautiful harmonies floated into the heads of sleeping campers. The next morning, the boys overheard a man telling a friend that he was “awakened by a midnight river choir.” That was all it took. The boys realized the magic of their combined talents and began writing and performing together under that River-God given name. The formation of Midnight River Choir was nothing short of a force of nature that now translates seamlessly during their live shows. This band needs no labels or comparisons. Their music speaks volumes about who and what they are. Their lives have been woven together by a strong thread of raw energy both on and off stage. They believe that what you get is what you give and they give everything they have to their crowds. When that kind of energy lands back at the feet of the boys it is something of supreme intensity. And no one ever forgets it.
Eric Middleton: Guitar, Lead Vocals
Bob Driver III: Bass, Vocals
Blake Bentley: Piano, Vocals
George Talbert: Drums, Vocals
