What began as a typical Texas flash flood warning turned into one of the most heartbreaking disasters our state has seen. The recent Hill Country floods devastated entire communities, leaving families displaced, homes destroyed, and hearts shattered.

Big Country for The Hill Country was born from the deep Texas spirit of neighbors helping neighbors. On November 8, 2025, at Potosi Live in Abilene, we’ll gather for a night of music, generosity, and hope as we rally to support those who lost so much.

This unforgettable evening will feature performances by Hayden Haddock, Parkside, and Paris Pittman, with a special appearance by Skyler Derrington, a Camp Mystic survivor, performing her breathtaking version of “Hallelujah.” Guests can bid in both our live and silent auctions, including a one-of-a-kind handmade table crafted from fallen cypress, sand, and rocks from just south of Camp Mystic—a true piece of Texas history and heart.

Every dollar raised goes directly to families impacted by the floods, helping them rebuild their homes and their lives. This isn’t just a concert—it’s a lifeline. It’s Texas showing the world what it means to stand together when the waters rise.

Join us for a night that will move your heart, lift your spirit, and remind you why there’s no place like home in the Heart of Texas.

All donation through Joy Project Network 501(c)3 are tax deductible and 100% of donations will benefit families affected by the floods through JPN mission projects.

Big Country for the Hill Country

By Joy Project Network

Big Country for the Hill Country