GALLERY: First Stay Tune Music Fest in the books
Published 1:51 am Sunday, May 4, 2025
Mira Got Soul of Jackson performed songs from a variety of artists, including Prince, Tina Turner and ’80s Disco tunes. (Jan Griffey | The Natchez Democrat)
Jack Curtis as Elvis. (Jan Griffey | The Natchez Democrat)
Jack Curtis performs as Elvis. (Jan Griffey | The Natchez Democrat)
LeNee Henry, left, and Hunter Stewart dance to Jack Curtis's Elvis tunes in front of the stage. (Jan Griffey | The Natchez Democrat)
Old friends and classmates enjoy a reunion Saturday at the Stay Tuned Music Festival. From left, Natchez native Jim Browning of Dallas, who owns Browning Oil Tools in Natchez, and Kevin Wilson of Black Jack Oil. Wilson is also president of the Adams County Board of Supervisors. (Jan Griffey | The Natchez Democrat)
Sue Goss of Natchez, left, embraces Tammy Curtis McConathy, both of Natchez. (Jan Griffey | The Natchez Democrat)
Concert goers enjoy the sunshine and cool breeze while listening to music on the lawn of Dunleith Saturday. (Jan Griffey | The Natchez Democrat)
Concert goers enjoy the sunshine and cool breeze while listening to music on the lawn of Dunleith Saturday. (Jan Griffey | The Natchez Democrat)
Concert goers enjoy the sunshine and cool breeze while listening to music on the lawn of Dunleith Saturday. (Jan Griffey | The Natchez Democrat)
From left, LaNee Henry, event suppporter, and Lou Ellen Stout, who organized the festival. (Submitted)
Headliner for this year's music fest was Monsters of Yacht. (Jan Griffey | The Natchez Democrat)
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NATCHEZ — The weather cooperated for the first of what is hoped will become an annual event, the Stay Tuned Music Festival. While the sun shone brightly, a cool breeze made for a pleasant afternoon and evening.
Historic Dunleith provided a gorgeous backdrop for a lovely Natchez lawn party. Blankets and folding chairs dotted the south side of one of Natchez’s most beautiful houses while residents and visitors enjoyed five bands, beginning at noon and continuing well into the night.
The biggest draw of the day was Natchez native Jack Curtis of Kings of Tupelo fame, who performed his Elvis tribute. The evening ended with the headliners, Monster of Yacht.
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