Jeremiah Vanley of the Treaty Oak Revival performs the 10th annual Red Dirt BBQ & Music Festival in May 2024. The band will return to Tyler as part of the 2025 lineup. (Jennifer Scott/Tyler Morning Telegraph)

About 7,000 people filled downtown Tyler’s brick streets Saturday afternoon to enjoy red dirt music and lots of barbecue. 

The 10th annual Red Dirt BBQ & Music Festival was completely sold out. Attendees enjoyed a lineup of six musical artists.

Pony Bradshaw kicked off the music festival, followed by Treaty Oak Revival, Mark Chestnutt, Kolby Cooper and Casey Donahew.

Closing out the show was headliner Randy Rogers Band, who returned to the festival for a third time, kicking off festivities in 2014 and headlining in 2019.

The Tyler Morning Telegraph captured some video to share the experience with readers. WATCH BELOW:

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