Joey Green, Stephanie Urbina Jones & The Honky Tonk Mariachi, The Billie Jeans, and Jeremy McComb are all part of the 2024 Live Underground concert series at Natural Bridge Caverns.
February 22, 2024 San Antonio – Natural Bridge Caverns’ popular Live Underground concert series continues to welcome a diverse set of artists in the deepest venue in Texas. From rock and roll to honky tonk to singer/songwriter style, there’s a concert for every fan.
Joey Green will perform in the Ballroom on March 28th. Best known for his show stopping performance on The Voice, Green has eight albums to his credit. His music combines his brand of storytelling with a powerhouse vocal range. Green has become a household name in Texas and beyond for his rock ‘n’ roll to soul country rollercoaster ride of a live show.
Stephanie Urbina Jones & The Honky Tonk Mariachi brings her mix of classic country rock with the joy-filled sounds of Mexico to the Ballroom on April 18th. Her style is fondly called “country music with chili peppers.” Jones brings a fiesta platter of love sharing culture, stories, and songs to bring people together.
The Billie Jeans’ gorgeous four-part harmony will fill the Ballroom on September 20th. Made up of four accomplished artists, their music ranges from Texas country to folk to soul and pop. Loved by fans in the area, they are on the rise, recently playing the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo.
Jeremy McComb, Grammy nominated artist with a triple platinum movie soundtrack, will bring his Cowboy Style Christmas show to the Ballroom on December 20th. McComb has a growing international fan base with a long list of sold out shows overseas, he is proudly and fiercely independent in both spirit and style, born in Idaho as a sixth-generation musician.
Tickets for all shows are on sale now at Natural Bridge Caverns. Shows start at 7 pm and doors open at 6.
Live Underground concerts take place in the Ballroom, the natural underground chamber in the second of the two caverns discovered at Natural Bridge Caverns, has become popular with artists and audience alike. It’s the deepest concert venue in Texas, complete with a bar and restrooms for concert goers. Only two hundred tickets are sold for each performance, making it an intimate and unique experience.
Nashville recording artist Jessee Lee brings her picturesque songwriting, unique vocal and quirky bass line guitar playing to the deepest venue in Texas.
Natural Bridge Caverns’ popular Live Underground concert series kicks off 2024 with a unique Leap Day concert. Jessee Lee will bring her soulful Americana style on February 29th into Natural Bridge Caverns Ballroom, the deepest venue in Texas. Lee put out her first single in November of 2022 titled “Dive Bar Superstar” which earned her “Texas Song of the Week” on the TIR charts and another in January of 2023 called “You’re Gonna Be Your Mama.” Both are original songs that showcase her humor as well as her ability to seamlessly blend Country and Soul music. Doors open at 6pm.
The Ballroom, the natural underground chamber in the second of the two caverns discovered at Natural Bridge Caverns, has become popular with artists and audiences alike. It’s the deepest concert venue in Texas, complete with a bar and restrooms for concert goers. Only two hundred tickets are sold for each concert, making it an intimate and unique experience.
Lee’s passion for writing songs extends beyond writing songs for her records and for other artists to working with Veterans. In 2022, she began working with “Operation Song” writing the stories of active and retired military Veterans with PTSD as a form of music therapy at a rehab center called Warrior’s Heart.
Monthly concerts are being scheduled for the remainder of 2024. For more information and tickets visit NaturalBridgeCaverns.com
Natural Bridge Caverns is celebrating the 10th anniversary of Christmas at the Caverns with a December Live Underground Concert Series. Artists range from regional favorites to up and coming artists. All concerts take place in the Ballroom, the natural underground chamber in the second of the two caverns discovered at Natural Bridge Caverns. It’s also 150 feet underground, making it the deepest concert venue in Texas, complete with a bar and restrooms for concert goers.
December 21: Zack Walther Band playing songs from their newly released Christmas album
December 26: Scotty Alexander, 8-time Texas Country Music Nominee
December 27: Case Hardin – TCMA New Male Vocalist and SXSW Emerging Artist winner
December 28: Matt Castillo – 2023 Texas regional Radio’s New Male Vocalist of the Year
December 29: Payton Howie – 2023 TCMA Emerging Artist of the Year
December 30: Clay Hollis – RGV native, Hollis has four top ten singles under his belt and more on the way.
Due to the size of the room, only two hundred tickets will be sold per concert, making it an intimate and unique experience for both the artists and the audiences. For more information visit NaturalBridgeCaverns.com/live-underground.
NEW: Extended Season, Live Underground Concerts, and an Expanded Trail of Lights planned for this year
PHOTO ASSETS AND B-ROLL: Christmas at the Caverns photos and b-roll is available here.
November 2, 2023 – In honor of the 10th anniversary of the Christmas at the Caverns, Natural Bridge Caverns is extending the season of celebration another week with the addition of a series of Live Underground Concerts and more through December 30th.
Texas’ favorite underground Christmas tradition returns starting Saturday, December 2nd and continues for the first time through the 30th, with holiday favorites including Caroling in the Cavern, a stunning walk thru the Trail of lights, giant Christmas tree, holiday food and drink and of course, Santa and Mrs. Claus. Following Christmas Day, this year’s holiday celebration will continue with a series of Live Underground Concerts in the newest event space at Natural Bridge Caverns: the deepest underground event venue in Texas.
The holidays are bright at Christmas at the Caverns at Natural Bridge Caverns
“Our Live Underground concerts have been so popular, when we were looking for a way to celebrate our 10th anniversary, it seemed like the perfect way to extend the festivities,” saidBrad Wuest, President of Natural Bridge Caverns.
Christmas at the Caverns will take place on Dec. 2, 3, 9, 10, 15-23, and 26-30th. During the week of 26th through the 30th all the outdoor elements (walking trail of lights, holiday food and drink, and synthetic ice skating) will continue, however, instead of Caroling in the Cavern five different artists will take that stage for Live Underground Concerts in the Ballroom, the deepest venue in Texas. Additionally, neither Santa nor Mrs. Claus will be in attendance, having returned to the North Pole after Christmas. The Caverns will also continue its tradition of collecting food, financial contributions, and donating a portion from every ticket sold to the New Braunfels and San Antonio Food Bank to help families in need.
Music has always been at the heart of Christmas at the Caverns. Caroling in the Cavern featuring talent local and regional performance groups will be back inside the beautiful rooms of the Discovery Cavern. The acoustics in the cavern are spectacular for live performances, and the ancient formations of stalactites, stalagmites, flowstone, and drapery that fill the cave serve as incredible natural backdrops.
The Holiday Live Underground Concert series performers include Zack Walther Band on December 21st, Scotty Alexander on December 26th, Matt Castillo on December 28th, and more to come. Concert attendees will have access to all above ground events including the popular Trail of Lights, Reindeer Round-Up, and more.
This year the popular Trail of Lights is being expanded. Thisspectacular walk thru of lighted holiday scenes and characters feature hundreds of towering Live Oaks, filled with lights. There is music throughout the trail, and it’s an easy one third of a mile walk beneath the Live Oaks. The trail ends back in Discovery Village with a 30-foot-tall Christmas tree.
Designed for families, brightly lit walking trails, story time, and Santa are just some of the events during Natural Bridge Caverns’ Christmas at the Caverns.
Back by popular demand is the Discovery Village Synthetic Skating Rink, a perfect way to glide into the season and is free for children, ages 3-11. In keeping with the Cavern’s ranching heritage there will be a Reindeer RoundUp search for missing reindeer and an expanded s’mores campfire area. And no Christmas at the Caverns would be complete without Santa and Mrs. Claus! St. Nick will be on hand for photos and Mrs. Claus will host a special story time for kids.
Throughout December a portion of proceeds support the work of the New Braunfels and San Antonio Food Bank, which serves residents in the region. Travis Wuest, co-owner and vice president of Natural Bridge Caverns serves on the New Braunfels Food Bank’s Advisory Board. “We are blessed to continue our support of the Food Bank and its mission of feeding hungry families in our community,” said Wuest.
To date guests and Natural Bridge Caverns have given more than $125K. “This money provides more than 1.25 million pounds of food. We are grateful to do our part to restoring food security to families in our community.”
Guests can lend their support for the Food Bank this year through a Natural Bridge Caverns community food drive or take the option to Round Up for Hunger by adding a donation to their online ticket orders. In addition, every guest who brings a non-perishable food item will receive a FREE s’more treat to roast over the campfire. Finally, a portion of each ticket sold will be donated to the Food Bank.
PRICING
Jingle All the Way package includes all Christmas at the Caverns activities from December 2nd – 23rd, running $46.99 for adults and $36.00 for children 3-11. This full package sells out early, buy in advance online. Includes: Caroling in the Cavern, Twisted Trails, the Trail of Lights, Reindeer Roundup Maze, Story time with Mrs. Claus, visit with Santa Claus, synthetic skating, campfire, yard games, and live music.
Live Underground Christmas Concert package will be available on select nights. Visit the concert page online for details and pricing. All concert tickets include: Live Underground Concert, the Trail of Lights, Reindeer Roundup Maze, synthetic skating, campfire, and yardgames.
General (park only) admission for Christmas at the Caverns through December 30th is $23.99 for adults and $17.99 for children aged 3-11, which includes the Trail of Lights, Reindeer Roundup Maze, campfire, synthetic skating for kids 3-11, yard games, and livemusic.
Twisted Trails or Caroling in the Cavern can be added to any ticket for $15 for adults and $11 for children.
Natural Bridge Caverns is one of the world’s premier show caverns. Discovered in 1960 by local cavers, this family owned and operated natural wonder is the largest cavern in Texas. More than two cave tours of two distinct and stunning caverns, the property also features above ground adventures of a different kind including a ropes course, zip rails, a 5,000square foot outdoor maze, and even an interactive “gem panning” activity. More of the cavern is still being discovered; the Wuest family along with their caving team are still actively exploring new areas in the massive system. Natural Bridge Caverns is a designatedState Historical Site, National Natural Landmark, and is listed on the National Register ofHistoric Places.
September will feature Alex Meixner and Brett Cline and October will feature the Topo Chico Cowboys aka Drew Kennedy and Josh Grider.
After selling out the first Concert in the Cavern show in two days, Natural Bridge Caverns announced the next two shows in the series. On September 14th Alex Meixner and Brett Cline will take the stage in The Ballroom, the deepest concert venue in Texas. Topo Chico Cowboys, Drew Kennedy and Josh Grider, will play on October 5th.
The Ballroom, the natural underground chamber in the second of the two caverns discovered at Natural Bridge Caverns, has incredible sound quality making it a perfect space for musical performances. It’s also 150 feet underground, making it the deepest concert venue in Texas, complete with a bar and restrooms for concert goers. “We knew concerts would be a great addition to the Ballroom, but we had no idea how excited fans would be,” said Brad Wuest, president of Natural Bridge Caverns. “Our goal is to give musicians in the region and their audiences an experience that is like no other.”
Alex Meixner and Brett Cline will bring their repertoire of jazz and more to the Ballroom in the Hidden Cavern.
Alex Meixner and Brett Cline are seasoned musicians rooted in New Braunfels offering a dynamic musical venture. Their repertoire spans jazz, pop, polka, folk, and classical genres, providing a rich and varied listening experience. Drew Kennedy and Josh Grider, both considered among the most highly regarded songwriters in the country, will perform as the Topo Chico Cowboys. Their show will be part performance and part picking party. Doors for both performances open at 6.
Due to the size of the room, only a few hundred tickets will be sold, making it an intimate and unusual experience for both the artists and the audiences. For more information visit NaturalBridgeCaverns.com