Grayson County’s Elvie Shane is headlining a popular music festival in Bowling Green.
“The stage is set for another unforgettable day of music, food and community as Duncan Hines Days officials announced the lineup for the Eats & Beats Music Fest.
The event is returning to Circus Square Park on Saturday, June 6 from 3:00 p.m. to 10 p.m. in downtown Bowling Green.
The festival is free and open to the public, offering a full day of live music, food trucks, family activities, and interactive art celebrating Kentucky’s rich musical heritage.
“As part of the Duncan Hines Days celebration and a local nod to the upcoming America 250 anniversary, Eats & Beats is highlighting Kentucky musicians whose sounds reflect the traditions that define the Americana genre and the spirit of Duncan Hines’ storytelling,” organizers said in a press release.
Among the entertainers invited to perform is Shane, as event organizers said: “The nationally recognized country and Americana artist from Caneyville, whose breakout hit ‘My Boy’ and heartfelt songwriting make him one of the commonwealth’s most celebrated modern storytellers.”
Other performers include:
BG Rock Band Academy – A Bowling Green-based youth music program that showcases the next generation of Kentucky musicians through high-energy live performances.
Fat Box – Hailing from Bowling Green, Fat Box blends Americana, alt-country, and roots rock into a powerful regional sound that has made them a staple of Kentucky’s live music scene.
Jaid Joice – A rising country and Americana artist originally from Eastern Kentucky whose soulful voice and honest songwriting have gained national attention after appearing on The Voice.
The Damn Shames – Based in Lexington, this energetic Americana and rock band mixes southern rock, blues, and country influences into a gritty, high-octane performance style.
In addition to live music, Eats & Beats Music Fest will feature dozens of local food trucks, inflatables for kids and a interactive community art mural.
Eats & Beats Music Fest is part of the week-long Duncan Hines Days celebration, highlighting food, recreation, music, and community experiences.
“As part of the Duncan Hines Days celebration and a local nod to the upcoming America 250 anniversary, Eats & Beats is highlighting Kentucky musicians whose sounds reflect the traditions that define the Americana genre and the spirit of Duncan Hines’ storytelling,” organizers said in a press release.
For more information and the full schedule of Duncan Hines Days events, visit DuncanHinesDays.com or follow @duncanhinesdays on Facebook, Instagram, and X.
By Ken Howlett, News Director
Contact Ken at ken@k105.com
