Live At The Station calls off Nov. 7 concert at Aggie Park and promises refunds

The Live At The Station music festival will not happen this year. Organizers announced Tuesday, Oct. 20, that the Nov. 7 show at Aggie Park has been canceled, KBTX reported.

The event had been folded into Texas A&M University's 150th anniversary celebration and would have been the festival's fourth edition. Bailey Zimmerman and BigXthaPlug were the headliners, with a supporting lineup that included the College Station group The Highway 6 Band along with Bayker Blankenship, Mackenzie Carpenter, Austin Meade and Hayden Blount.

In a statement posted on Facebook, the organizers did not point to a single cause. They said they had concluded they were "unable to deliver this year's event at the level of excellence our fans, artists, and community have come to expect."

Refunds

Everyone who bought a ticket will be refunded to the payment method they originally used, according to the organizers. The statement did not give a timeline for the refunds.

Plans for 2027

The organizers said they intend to bring the festival back next year. "We are already looking ahead to 2027 with renewed energy, bigger ambitions, and unwavering commitment to making Live At The Station better than ever," the statement said.

No date or location for a 2027 festival was announced.

Sources

KBTX

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