Do I need to buy tickets in advance?

Tickets are limited; you can purchase at the gate or secure them online in advance to guarantee entry.

Is food and drink included with the ticket?

No—food and beverages are available for purchase from on-site vendors throughout the evening.

Is there on-site parking and lodging?

Yes—parking is available at the resort and Wildwood Resort & Marina offers lodging; reserve rooms early for concert weekends.

Are children allowed?

The listing does not specify age restrictions; families are common at lakeside concerts but check the event page if you have specific concerns.

What time should I arrive?

Doors open at 6:00 PM and the concert begins at 7:00 PM; arriving when gates open helps secure a preferred spot.

What is the cancellation or refund policy?

Ticket policies may vary; check the booking page or vendor terms for specifics on refunds and cancellations.

Lakeside Nights at Wildwood Resort: Jake Hoot & Jamie Floyd in Granville, TN

At Wildwood Resort and Marina on the shore of a broad Tennessee lake near Granville, a summer evening transforms the marina into a low-key amphitheater. On Saturday, August 8, Jake Hoot and Jamie Floyd take the stage for a two-hour concert that pairs well-crafted country songwriting with the wide-open feeling of lakeside night air. Doors open at 6:00 PM and music starts at 7:00 PM; food and drinks are available for purchase, and tickets are limited. The setting is the trip’s chief draw: a marina pier, sloping shoreline and picnic lawns where folding chairs and lanterns crowd in hopeful rings around the stage. The lake’s glassy surface and the surrounding hardwoods provide a calm, natural backdrop you won’t find at indoor venues. Arrive early to stake out a spot on the lawn or take a short walk along the resort’s dock for a silhouetted view of performers framed by reflected stage lights. For visitors who want to stretch the night into a full getaway, on-site lodging at Wildwood Resort & Marina keeps the experience simple and immersive—wake up to fog lifting off the water and paddle out before breakfast. This event is as much about place as it is about the music. Wildwood is a hub for local recreation: boat launches, a working marina, and shoreline access create easy options for daytime fishing, paddleboarding, and quiet exploration before the concert crowd gathers. Expect seasonal birds and small mammals along the fringe of the trees; the open water and low-profile lighting make for excellent stargazing after the headliners finish. Practical details matter here. Tickets can be purchased at the gate or ahead online; food and drink are sold separately. The concert runs about two hours with an accessible arrival time if you’re driving in from neighboring towns. Parking at the resort is walkable to the venue, but carpooling or arriving early reduces congestion. Pack a folding chair, a light layer for post-sunset cool, and cash or card for concessions. Why book it? This show delivers nationally known performers in a place that foregrounds the outdoors—a rare combination of professional touring talent and small-town lake culture. For travelers craving a summer evening that swaps neon club walls for open sky and water, Wildwood’s lakeside concert offers a memorable shortcut to classic Tennessee nights: music, food, and the steady lap of the lake. Bring binoculars for close views of loons or herons and a small blanket if you prefer the grass to a chair. If you plan to stay overnight, reserve lodging early—the resort’s rooms and slips fill quickly around concert weekends. Respect posted marina rules, and take all trash with you to keep the shoreline clean for the next summer night. Enjoy.