City Of College Station announces Aggie Park concert follows Texas A&M football's Maroon & White game

This podcast has comments from College Station city councilman David White and the city's communications director Colin Killian, visiting with WTAW's Will Welch on The Infomaniacs March 20, 2026.The city of College Station's tourism office is hosting a free concert following the Texas A&M spring football game across from Kyle Field at Aggie Park.The announcement was made on WTAW's The Infomaniacs by city councilman David White and communications director Colin Killian.The headline entertainer, which will be revealed the week before the April 18th event, along with the other performers, were promoted as all having a Texas A&M connection.The lineup also includes Garrett Talamantes, Bleu Edmondson, Julianna Rankin and Austin Meade.News release from a public relations firm representing the city of College Station:Visit College Station, in partnership with Forefront Studios, will host a free live music event and televised taping of Texas Music Scene on Saturday, April 18, at Aggie Park.Timed to follow Texas A&M University's annual Maroon & White Spring Game at Kyle Field (1 p.m. kickoff for the free intrasquad scrimmage), the concert extends the fan experience by seamlessly transitioning from football to live music in the heart of Aggieland.Doors open 2 p.m., with performances beginning at 3:15 p.m., featuring an all-Aggie-affiliated lineup, including Garrett Talamantes, Bleu Edmondson, Julianna Rankin and Austin Meade, with a special guest to be announced the week of the event.“This event is all about celebrating the spirit of Aggieland and bringing together our traditions, our people and our incredible music scene in one unforgettable day,” said Jeremiah Cook, Assistant Director of Tourism for Visit College Station. Our support of Texas Music Scene reflects our continued commitment to showcasing College Station as a vibrant destination where live music and community come together.”The performances will be taped for Texas Music Scene, the nationally recognized television program dedicated to promoting Texas artists. The later broadcast will capture the spirit and energy of the event, underscoring College Station’s profile as a cultural and entertainment destination.“Events like this are at the heart of Texas Music Scene, bringing fans and artists closer together,” said Tony Gates, producer of The Texas Music Scene. “Having so many Texas A&M alumni represented both on stage and on our show makes this collaboration a natural fit. We’re proud to showcase the best music makers in the Lone Star State while celebrating the diverse sounds and rich tradition of Texas music.As a designated Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, College Station continues to build on its growing reputation as a destination for live music.The free concert on April 18 underscores that commitment, creating an engaging experience for residents and visitors alike that blends Texas culture, community connection and Aggie pride.