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Fireside At The Farm
Written By: Marlene Osteen | Issue: November 2024
Mike Kinnebrew
Fireside at The Farm: A Holiday Evening with Mike Kinnebrew returns on Thursday, December 12, bringing back all the warmth, charm, and magic that Highlanders and visitors alike have come to love. For Mike Kinnebrew, this concert has become more than just another performance—it’s a deeply personal holiday tradition.
“I can’t think of an event on my calendar that is nearer and dearer to my heart,” he shared.
And for good reason. Every December, the beautifully rustic setting of The Farm at Old Edwards is transformed into a holiday haven, where Kinnebrew’s heartwarming songs echo against the wooden beams, and the fireplace crackles with the season’s glow.
But this year promises something even more special: Kinnebrew will be joined by Grammy-winning producer and guitarist Paul Moak. Having played with Heart at Red Rocks, London’s O2 Centre, and The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Moak brings an electric energy to this intimate holiday gathering.
Kinnebrew, who has spent 2024 touring across the U.S. and Europe in support of his new album Call it Life, describes the album as an exploration of the good and bad that make up our lives.
From the uplifting optimism of songs like “Good Day” to the haunting depths of “Something Bad,” his music connects with listeners on a deeply emotional level. “That’s life to me,” Kinnebrew explains, “it’s good and bad, beautiful and tragic.”
Of course, it wouldn’t be a Fireside at The Farm show without the cherished Christmas songs that Kinnebrew and his audience love to share.
“We’re cooking up a batch of our favorite Christmas songs to bring everyone into the magic that only comes this time of year,” he said. His wife Lindsey will join him for a special performance of “O Holy Night,” a highlight of the evening. And as always, the night will close with a communal singalong of holiday carols.
For Kinnebrew, it’s not just the music that makes this concert so special – it’s the people. He and Lindsey are touched by how many fans from all over the Southeast plan their trips months in advance just to attend this show.
Concerts run from 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. at The Farm at Old Edwards, with a $25 cover charge for Old Edwards Inn and Half-Mile Farm hotel guests, and $40 for the public.
Guests can enjoy a cash bar and complimentary light bites. Make sure to grab your tickets early at oldedwardshospitality.com/fireside, and come join Mike Kinnebrew for an unforgettable evening of holiday cheer.
