The Mountain Winery

Gary Mullen & The Works recreate the spectacle of a Queen concert, powered by Mullen's award-winning turn as Freddie Mercury, the role that won him the UK's Stars in Their Eyes in 2000 by a record-setting margin. Two decades of sold-out shows later, the tribute brings Queen's stage theatrics and anthems to the Mountain Winery for one night under the stars.

One of the best-selling comedy recording artists ever, Jeff Foxworthy built a career turning everyday family life and Southern culture into stand-up gold. The multiple Grammy nominee and Georgia Music Hall of Famer brings his observational humor to the Mountain Winery for one night.

Five-time Grammy winner Wynonna Judd co-headlines the Raised on Radio Tour with rock singer-songwriter Melissa Etheridge, bringing a night of country, soul, and rock anthems to the Mountain Winery. Two of American music's most distinctive voices on one bill.

Seven-time Grammy winner Gladys Knight brings five decades of soul to the Mountain Winery, from Motown-era classics to No. 1 hits across pop, gospel, and R&B. The Empress of Soul has endured like few voices in American music.

The long-running oldies revue returns with a stacked bill of '60s and '70s hitmakers, including The Association, The Troggs, Gary Puckett, The Cowsills, and Chicago's Jason Scheff. One night of the singles that defined a generation, back to back at the Mountain Winery.

As The Doors' guitarist, Robby Krieger co-wrote many of the band's defining songs, from "Light My Fire" to "Touch Me." He brings that catalog to the Mountain Winery for a rare guitar-led celebration, weaving in the flamenco, blues, and rock roots behind his sound.

Classic Albums Live recreates landmark records note for note, cut for cut, with no costumes or impersonations, just elite musicians and the music itself. This night delivers the Eagles' greatest hits in full, performed with the accuracy that has made the series a touring institution.

Two Grammy-winning bands share the bill on the Brotherhood Tour: Los Lobos, five decades and four Grammys into their genre-crossing run, and Los Lonely Boys, the Texas trio behind the chart-topping "Heaven." A night of rock, blues, and roots music at the Mountain Winery.