Barbacoa & Big Red Festival Tickets

Barbacoa & Big Red Festival is a long-running live music event rooted in Texas traditions and genres, including Tejano, Conjunto, country, and pop/rock tribute acts. Held at the Freeman Coliseum Grounds and Expo Hall in San Antonio, TX, the festival brings two stages—one indoor and one outdoor—across its outdoor grounds and Expo Hall. Since its launch in 2012, the festival has grown into a staple of the Texas music calendar, celebrating regional sounds with wide appeal.

In 2025, the festival marks its 13th annual edition, taking place on October 11–12. After a pause in 2021 due to the pandemic, Barbacoa & Big Red returns with renewed energy, offering general admission and day-specific tickets, plus VIP options for those seeking enhanced experiences. We’ve got you covered with tickets, schedules, and insider tips to secure your seats.

As a performer page, we keep the focus on accessibility and reliability—providing clear event details, official social channels, and direct links to venues and the festival site. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the festival scene, you’ll find practical info to plan your visit and enjoy the music across two stages in San Antonio’s vibrant live-music landscape.

Stay connected with Barbacoa & Big Red Festival through official channels. Follow the festival and Freeman Coliseum on Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), and Instagram for updates, lineup announcements, and venue details. For more information, visit the festival site at barbacoabigredfestival.com and follow Freeman Coliseum’s social profiles for venue news and event calendars.

Geographic note: San Antonio, Texas, a city rich in cultural heritage and live music venues, provides a warm autumn backdrop for Barbacoa & Big Red Festival, with easy access to local hotels, eateries, and transportation options.

For ticketing specifics, expect general admission and day-specific options, with VIP packages available. Always verify the current lineup, dates, and venue details as they may be updated closer to showtime.