Are tickets refundable?

Tickets are non-refundable but transferable; you can transfer a ticket to another attendee if you cannot attend.

Is outside food or drink allowed?

No—outside food or beverages are not permitted. Food and wine are available for purchase on-site.

What time do doors open and when does the show start?

Doors open at 5:00 PM and the show runs approximately 6:30–9:00 PM according to the itinerary.

Is the event family-friendly?

Yes; the atmosphere is casual and suitable for families, though seating is informal and parents should plan accordingly.

The event is rain or shine; check the vineyard’s communications for any last-minute changes to setup or scheduling.

How do I arrange accessibility or accommodations?

Accessibility details are not listed in the description; contact Singing Water Vineyards directly before the event to discuss accommodations and parking needs.

Vineyard Sundown Concert: Greggie & The Jets at Singing Water Vineyards in Comfort, TX

Singing Water Vineyards in Comfort, Texas, offers an uncommon combination of handcrafted wine, rural views, and live music—perfect for an evening with Greggie & The Jets. Located at 316 Mill Dam Road, the vineyard sits within the rolling limestone hills of the Texas Hill Country and provides an intimate, open-air stage for a three-hour concert. On Saturday, October 17 doors open at 5:00 PM and the performance runs roughly 6:30–9:00 PM, rain or shine. Led by pianist and vocalist Greg Vadimsky, Greggie & The Jets recreates Elton John’s classics with piano-driven arrangements, soaring ballads, and rock anthems that invite audience singalongs. The amphitheater is informal—guests spread blankets, set up low chairs, or stroll between the tasting room and lawn while staff pour glasses and food trucks or on-site vendors sell dinner options. Tickets are non-refundable but transferable; a ticket is required to remain on the property after 6:00 PM. No outside food or beverage is allowed, which helps support local vendors and the vineyard’s operations during public events. Arrive early to taste wines, explore the property, and grab a spot before sunset; the vineyard’s west-facing rows make for dramatic late-afternoon light. Comfort itself is a small Hill Country town within driving distance of Fredericksburg and Boerne, offering a straightforward home base for travelers who want to pair live music with regional sightseeing. Accessibility details are not fully listed in the event description; contact the vineyard ahead of time for accommodations, parking specifics, and group arrangements. Practical gear includes a low-profile chair or blanket, a light jacket for after-sunset chills, cash or card for on-site purchases, and a charged phone for photos and mobile tickets. The evening feels communal—families, couples, and longtime Elton John fans mingle under simple string lighting—but the focus remains the music and the vineyard’s sense of place. Whether you are drawn by the fidelity of the tribute, the Hill Country setting, or the easy pleasure of a glass of local wine, Greggie & The Jets at Singing Water Vineyards delivers a memorable, well-paced night that feels both festive and rooted in place. Plan for October weather: daytime warmth can give way to cool, dry nights, so layered clothing and closed-toe shoes are sensible for wandering dirt paths and grassy slopes. Parking is onsite; if the vineyard fills, nearby town streets offer limited overflow so consider carpooling or arriving well before doors open to avoid a late scramble. For visitors who want more Hill Country time, plan a day trip that includes local antique shops, short hikes on nearby preserves, and dinner in Comfort after the show to round out a relaxed Texas weekend. Purchase tickets via the FareHarbor link and come ready to sing and savor aloud.