Whey Jennings in Concert
to Benefit Lyles Station
Get ready for an awesome night of music with Whey Jennings, all for a great cause supporting the Lyles School & Museum!
Whey Jennings is coming to the Gibson County Fairgrounds Pavilion in Princeton, Indiana, on September 27, 2026!
Grab your tickets NOW at this Eventbrite link.
Country songwriter Whey Jennings is an independent Nashville recording artist who first emerged in 2012. Whey hails from one of Country music’s most respected family names, being the grandson of the late Waylon Jennings, one of the original Outlaws. He isn’t trying to be anyone but himself. Whey’s story has proved how he’s carved a path in life and in music that is uniquely his own. On his terms, his sound and style are true Jennings and grounded in authenticity every step of the way.
Leading as one of the modern country’s remaining traditionalist torchbearers, he has grown steadily, beginning with his trio of EP’s- Gypsy Soul (2020), If It Wasn’t for the Sinnin’ (2022), and Just Before The Dawn (2023). In the summer of 2024, his debut full-length album, Jekyll & Hyde, was a critically acclaimed release that debuted at #10 on Apple iTunes’ Top 40 Country Albums chart and #7 on iTopChart’s Top Country Music Album chart. His 2026 album Baptized in Fire unveils his rawest and most vulnerable songs to date, balancing his grit and grace with country storytelling and becoming his most gospel-laced set of songs to date.
Opening for Jennings is local favorite Rodney Watts, along with his daughter Mackenzie, Country Music entertainers born and raised in Indiana.
Watts, a retired US Soldier, is “singing for the American Soldier” and has opened for Kenny Chesney, Tracy Lawrence, Gary Allan, Collin Raye, Montgomery Gentry, and many more. He debuted his music video “Rodeo Girl” here in Princeton in June 2025.
Event Details: This in-person benefit concert will feature food trucks on site and provide alcohol for attendees 21 and older. The venue is fully handicap accessible to ensure comfort and convenience for all guests.
The doors open at 3:00 p.m., Central time, with the show starting at 4:00 p.m. Tickets start at $25.00 (plus the Eventbrite processing fee) for general admission. Reserved seating and Meet & Greet tickets are available at a small extra charge. You can purchase tickets by
clicking here to visit Eventbrite
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To view the exclusive radio interview conducted by WRAY AM/FM radio’s own Mark Lathom, click the arrow on the video below.
- The first Civil War Experience Unit Study for this school year, available in October, includes four weekly sessions of activities and lessons from 1:00 to 3:00 pm.
- Cost is $25 per student for all 4 sessions:
- October 6, 13, 20, and 27 (Tuesdays)
- Parents and smaller children are asked to stay and observe via tv monitor in the downstairs room.
- No refunds, non-transferable.
- Registration for the Civil War Experience at Lyles Station Schoolhouse & Museum will be available on Eventbrite after Labor Day!
- The Fall 2026 Civil War Experience at Lyles Station is coming in October!
- Step back in time and explore the Civil War Experience at Lyles Station Historic School & Museum in Princeton, Indiana!
- This unique, hands-on series is designed especially for homeschool students, offering an immersive journey into one of the most pivotal eras in American history.
- Students will have the opportunity to experience what life was like during the mid-1800’s and the Civil War through interactive demonstrations and engaging educational activities that bring the past to life.
- From meeting historical interpreters to exploring artifacts and stories of the era, the Civil War Experience offers an unforgettable learning opportunity that blends history, culture, and education in a way textbooks simply can’t.
- Hosted at the historic Lyles Station Schoolhouse—the last remaining African American settlement in Indiana—the event also highlights the important role of African American history during this time. It’s more than a field trip—it’s a journey into the past that inspires learning in the present.
Join The Fun At Lyles Station
The Lyles Station Historic School and Museum hosts various special events throughout the year to fortify ties within the community and to raise funds for the museum.
Roots & Ripples: Where history, nature, and curiosity connect
1920s heritage classroom
Interpreter room focused on agriculture
Reflection gallery
Life in the 1800s
Historic log cabin on site
Insect investigations & bug activities
Nature-based learning
STEAM activities
Hands-on exploration for all ages
Food trucks and concessions available — or pack a lunch and make a day of it!
Two experiences One ticket Endless discovery
Lyles Station | Princeton, IN
$10 per person | Ages 2+
One ticket includes admission to BOTH attractions
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