Tyler Childers Holds Dinosaur World Pop-Up Concert Kentucky

Grammy-nominated Kentucky country artist Tyler Childers celebrated the release of his seventh studio album, "Snipe Hunter," with a series of surprise pop-up concerts, including a notable show at Dinosaur World in Cave City, Kentucky. The unique roadside attraction, featuring over 150 life-sized dinosaurs, served as an unconventional and fitting venue for Childers, who dressed as Dr. Alan Grant from "Jurassic Park," a character famously associated with dinosaurs. Approximately 500 fans attended the secret lottery-based event, where Childers and his band, The Food Stamps, performed ten songs from the new album along with covers and fan favorites, engaging the crowd with dinosaur-themed antics. This marked the second pop-up show since the album's July 25 release, following an earlier surprise performance in Nashville. Dinosaur World’s park director expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, noting it fulfilled a long-held dream and hinting at the possibility of future shows. Childers' creative blending of music and thematic elements from "Jurassic Park" resonated with fans and added a memorable, playful dimension to the album's promotion.