Where is the meeting point or venue?

Singing Water Vineyards, 316 Mill Dam Road, Comfort, TX 78013. Doors open at 5:00 PM and a ticket is required to remain after 6:00 PM.

Is the event rain or shine?

Yes—performances proceed rain or shine; plan for wet weather and bring a waterproof layer or umbrella if needed.

Can I bring outside food or drinks?

No—outside food and beverages are not allowed. Food and beverages are available for purchase on site.

Are tickets refundable?

Tickets are non-refundable but transferable according to the event listing.

Is the event family-friendly?

Yes—the event is described as family-friendly with a relaxed atmosphere suitable for kids and adults.

Is there accessible parking or accommodations listed?

Specific accessibility information isn’t provided in the listing—contact the venue ahead of your visit to confirm accommodations.

Sunset and Sound at Singing Water Vineyards: Band of Confusion Plays Genesis in Comfort, TX

Singing Water Vineyards sits on a low limestone ridge above the Guadalupe River valley just outside Comfort, Texas. On Thanksgiving Friday the estate turns into an open-air concert hall, where Band of Confusion—an exacting Genesis tribute—stretches progressive-era passages into the wide Texas sky. Guests arrive along Mill Dam Road and follow rows of vines and scattered live oaks to a grassy field staged for a sunset performance that pairs music with local wine. The evening begins when doors open at 5:00 PM, with the winery operating for walk-ins earlier in the day. By 6:30 PM the band fills the air with material spanning Gabriel-era epics to Phil Collins era hits, delivering melodic hooks and instrumental flourishes that land especially well against long golden-hour light. This isn’t a stadium show; it’s a communal listening experience where picnic blankets, folding chairs, and poured glasses of Texas wine create a conversational soundtrack to the changing sky. What makes this outing exceptional is the setting: an intimate vineyard amphitheater in the Hill Country, framed by limestone outcrops and scattered post oak and live oak. The property offers broad views to the west that turn the sunset into a private light show behind the band. Food and beverages are available on site, so the night blends a tasting-room visit and a small-venue concert into one outing. Tickets are required to stay on the grounds after 6:00 PM; the tasting room remains open to walk-ins until then. Practical details are tidy: the performance runs about three hours, the event is rain or shine, and tickets are non-refundable but transferable. Families are welcome and the crowd tends to be relaxed and music-focused rather than boisterous. Accessibility and group-size specifics aren’t listed—call ahead if you need accommodations. Expect grassy walking surfaces and typical outdoor-concert logistics: parking near the venue, portable restrooms, and an emphasis on a casual, respectful atmosphere. Why book this when you’re passing through the Hill Country? The combination of live reinterpretation of Genesis’ catalog, a hardworking Texas winery pouring award-minded wines, and a genuine sunset over limestone hills creates a two-part evening: first, a tasting and slow local hour; then, a rare live set played under big sky. For travelers who love music, wine, and the slow charms of central Texas, this concert is a compact, memorable way to spend an autumn or holiday evening. Plan to arrive early to browse the tasting room and stake a good spot on the grass; the vineyard address is 316 Mill Dam Road, Comfort, TX 78013. Bring layers for cooler Hill Country nights, a blanket or low chair, and curiosity—the combination of sound, sky, and vine is what makes an evening here feel like a rare local ritual.