Houston, Texas (KTRK) – While the nation still has some time before it celebrates the twenty -fifth anniversary of the United States of America in 2026, Houston revealed its official plans for the fourth birthday of July known as Freedom on Texas in Elianor Tennisley Park this summer.
Once again, the rural stars that top the plans returned to allow freedom.
This year, the author of songs and multi -platinum artist Lee Price will lead the main stage. The singer and songwriter Grammy and Ashley McBryde will join Ashley McBryde to BRICE as the opening action.
Both will attend some dangerous force on the day of independence.
Not Price, who is known for visits, including “one of them”, “I do not dance”, and “difficult to love”, is not strange to play offers sold at the country level or collect more than 10 billion current.
This return to the stage of freedom over Texas for Brais, which was the main headlines in 2021.
McBryde, a member of Grand Ole OPRY and Grammy Winner, received a large -scale monetary for “Girl Going Nowere” and “The Devil I MNKING”.
“We are pleased to welcome some of the largest music artists in Houston. Lee Price and Ashley McBredide will lead this year to Texas while celebrating our nation’s birth and hosted a celebration at the level of society,” Mayor John Wittir said. “This event is a dear tradition of many Houston families, and 2025 brings new features that make them more exciting, accessible, and do not forget. It will have something for everyone, and I encourage Houston to join us.”
ABC13 is proud to bring you the celebration as the official TV sponsor of freedom on Texas.
According to city officials, this year’s celebrations will focus on creating more access to everyone.
You will also need to stop carrying a lot of cash as most of the site will become money.
And the great resonance is still in the tap. As in previous years, the dazzling fireworks show will close the celebrations after live shows.
Along with live music and pyratic, the event will remain a strong set of activities in Eleanor Tinsley Park in Buffalo Bayou along Allen Parkway:
Bud Light Bayou Bash – Enjoy fun in The Sun Low Enty in the tropical beer garden, as well as the Bud Light Bayou Bash Beach with an ideal view of the main stage and amazing fireworks conclusion.
The flavor area of Dr. Bieber – Stop at Dr. Peppper Hall to get built and set out with all professional sports teams in Houston. Dr Pepper Stage will show live music and dance.
Red, white Children play in an area Check for new free games, as well as face drawing and interactive educational activities in this region. And don’t forget your dance movements! DJ London will rotate to maintain energy continuously while the dance team at the GW Carver High School will treat Houston to perform offers throughout the day. This field has activities for all ages, young children and beyond.
Freedom Park – All the branches of the military and the first respondents who hold a greeting, from “the symbols of freedom”, respected an abundance of military vehicles such as tanks and other assets of previous military conflicts. Ensure that you are ready for photo opportunities with military origins, as well as kiosk activities.
How to buy tickets
Admission is $ 10 per person, and children who are 5 years old or less free. Tickets are available online through Freedom page over Texas And in the gates on the day of the event.
Parking
Parking is available for a fee in Himia Center for Dramatic Arts Mararab Located in 800 Bagby Street in the center of Houston. Enter the garage on Rosk between Houston Street and Bagebi Street.
More car parks are also available in Theatrical parking guests With Rosk reaching the streets of Bajby and Samith.
Watch for details about closing roads.
About freedom on Texas
Freedom Over Texas became an annual celebration in Houston on the fourth of July, with an average of 50,000 people on average. ABC13 is the exclusive television partner and will provide you with a seat in the front row of all events. Celebrations will take place at Eleanor Tinsley and Sam Houston Parks in Buffalo Bayou along Allen Parkway.
The event also donates a percentage of food and beverage sales to Houston Food Bank.
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