Come out
Live music, barbecue and a crowd that shows up for each other. Tickets go on sale ahead of the event — get on the list and you'll hear first.
About the festivalBig Kountry Entertainment presents
Hogs
Gone Wild
Sunday October 25 2026
The Merry Widow Mobile, Alabama
Country music, barbecue smoke and good people — and every ticket helps somebody fighting a battle you can't see.
Why we do this
A good time that does some good.
Mental health struggles and brain trauma don't announce themselves. They show up quietly, in people who look fine. We think the best way to reach those folks is to bring everybody together first — then put the proceeds to work.
Proceeds from our events support mental health and brain trauma programs across the Gulf Coast.
See where the money goesThree ways to be part of it
Pick your lane.
Sponsor it
Sponsors are what make the gates open. Your business gets recognized across the festival and on this site, and your support goes straight into the work.
Recognition starts at $250
See sponsorshipWork it
Volunteers run the gates, the water stations and the merch tent. It's the fastest way to be part of this thing from the inside.
VolunteerOn site all day
The smoke trailer rolls in with us.
We're bringing our own barbecue smoke trailer out to the lot. Low and slow, going from the time the gates open — so the whole place smells like it should long before the first band plays.
No sad concession food. Real Gulf Coast barbecue, cooked on site, served hot off the trailer while the music's going.
Who this supports
Our partners on the ground.
House of Judah
A local nonprofit working with people and families navigating mental health challenges on the Gulf Coast.
NAMI Mobile
The Mobile, Alabama affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness, providing free education, support groups and advocacy.
Be first through the gate.
Lineup drops, ticket on-sale times and volunteer calls — straight to your inbox, nothing else.