Copperhead Road Music Festival

While visiting the newly unveiled landmark and attending the unveiling ceremony are free, the Copperhead Road Music Fest requires tickets due to limited seating. Tables for four (4) can be reserved for $60, or individual open-seating tickets are available for $15 each. Tickets are sold separately for Friday and Saturday night concerts, with the Sunday performance being free. Food and beverages will be available for purchase during both evenings. Music fest attendees will receive a special Copperhead

Road souvenir, and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Museum of Butler TN in recognition of the 75th anniversary of the “town that wouldn’t drown” flooding.

Schedule of Events

Friday, May 24, 2024 – Watauga Lake Winery

• 12:30 PM: Landmark Unveiling and Ribbon Cutting
• 1:30 PM: Private Reception for Invited Guests
• 4:30 PM: Doors Open for Music Fest
• 5:00 PM: Julie & Willie
• 6:00 PM: Edward Main
• 7:00 PM: Tim White and Troublesome Hollow

Saturday, May 25, 2024 – Watauga Lake Winery

Explore Johnson County’s captivating attractions during the day, including Doe Mountain Recreation Area, Watauga Lake, Museum of Butler TN, Music Mural Mile in Mountain City, Johnson County Center for the Arts, or take an adventurous ride along The Snake in Shady Valley. Rejoin the festivities at 5:00 PM for the second night of the Copperhead Road Music Fest.

• 4:30 PM: Doors Open for Music Fest
• 5:00 PM: Natosha Tolley
• 6:00 PM: Tim Nave
• 7:00 PM: Twang Bangers

Sunday, May 26, 2024

• 2:00 PM: Julie & Willie (Villa Nove Vineyards)

For More Information and Tickets

VisitMountainCityTN.com or call 423-768-0345 to learn more or purchase tickets for the Copperhead Road Music Fest.

Ample Parking Available

Watauga Lake Winery offers ample parking for attendees of the Copperhead Road Landmark Unveiling and Music Fest.

ABOUT THE ARTIST: Tim White – A Renaissance Man

Tim White is a true renaissance man, a consummate artist in every sense of the word. A native of Central Appalachia and a lifelong Tennessee resident, White remains an integral influence in preserving the unique sights and sounds of our region. Beyond his own talents as a gifted artist and performer, White also hosts a weekly syndicated radio program that airs on over 70 stations across the eastern United States. He is additionally the host of the award-winning concert series, “Song of the Mountains” which airs on over 190 PBS outlets across America. See more of Tim White’s murals on State Street in Bristol, VA-TN, and in downtown Marion, Virginia. The Copperhead Road Landmark mural exemplifies his unique interpretation of Johnson County’s moonshine legends, where his love of art and music converge.