
The Harvest is an intimate evening shared with friends and colleagues, consisting of great food and entertainment, encouraging the philanthropy of donors who support the Moore County Health Foundation. The evening will include a catered sit-down dinner, silent auction, and some world class entertainment.
This year we celebrate not only our nation's 250th anniversary, but also the 30th anniversary of the Moore County Health Foundation!
The Harvest will be held Saturday, August 22, 2026 from 6:00pm-9:00pm at the Hacienda Garcia Event Center located at 839 North Dumas Ave in Dumas, TX
The 2026 Harvest seeks to raise funds to support the construction of a new rural health clinic facility in Dumas.
The Moore County Health Foundation is thrilled to host THE FRONTMEN at the 2026 Harvest event!
With 30 No. 1 hits and 30 million albums sold, THE FRONTMEN are the voices behind the soundtrack of Friday night honkytonks, first kisses, and heartbreaks for over three decades. Fans may not always know their name, but they know every word to their songs.
The supergroup unites three powerhouse lead singers—Richie McDonald (formerly of Lonestar), Larry Stewart (of Restless Heart), and Tim Rushlow (formerly of Little Texas). Together, they deliver a high-energy show of 90s country anthems like “Amazed,” “The Bluest Eyes in Texas,” and “God Blessed Texas”—alongside fresh new music that defines THE FRONTMEN today.
They’ve shared the stage with Alabama, rocked the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, and wowed audiences with harmonies reminiscent of groups like The Eagles and Fleetwood Mac. As manager Tony Conway says, “When you take their stellar vocals and put them together on one stage, you have the best of the best.”
Each singer brings an impressive legacy: Restless Heart’s eight No. 1 hits, Little Texas’ ACM-winning classics, and Lonestar’s nine chart-toppers including “Amazed”—ACM Song of the Year and one of country’s biggest hits ever.
Born out of a decade-long idea and solidified after the pandemic, THE FRONTMEN turned their side project into their main stage. In 2023 they signed with BBR Music Group / BMG Nashville, releasing their self-titled debut in 2024, produced by GRAMMY nominee Mickey Jack Cones. The album blends original songs with reimagined versions of their greatest hits.
As McDonald puts it: “The beauty of the show is people can sit for two hours and say, ‘I sang along with every song.’” With undeniable chemistry, timeless hits, and new music, THE FRONTMEN are country’s hottest supergroup—better together than ever.





The 2025 Harvest was a fantastic success with over $300K raised to support the new Donnie Ballard Nephrology Center at MCHD! Clinic planning is underway and is expected to open its doors to the Moore County community in January of 2026!
The Harvest is an intimate evening shared with friends and colleagues, consisting of great food and entertainment, encouraging the philanthropy of donors who support the Moore County Health Foundation. The evening include a catered sit-down dinner, silent auction, and entertainment by Asleep at the Wheel.
The Harvest was held Saturday, August 23, 2025 from 6:00pm-9:00pm at the Hacienda Garcia Event Center located at 839 North Dumas Ave in Dumas, TX.

“Fifty years ago, Asleep at the Wheel’s Ray Benson wrote in his journal that he wanted to form a band to bring the roots of American pop music into the present. It seemed like an ambitious goal for a 19-year-old, yet Benson has done exactly that – traversing the globe as an ambassador of Western swing music and introducing its irresistible sound to generation after generation. Although the lineup has changed countless times since its inception, Benson’s mission has never wavered.”
“From (the) very first out-of-town gig, Asleep at the Wheel steadily built a fan base in D.C., and opened a date for Poco a short time later. However, Benson observes that the reception back home wasn’t always so warm. “We would play these little bars in West Virginia, and they thought because we were hippies, we wouldn’t fight. I stared down a few shotguns,” he says. “I think it was the music that saved us because we were playing real country music.”
“The 1990s put Asleep at the Wheel back on the map permanently, with the band regularly playing between 180 and 200 dates a year. Benson enlisted the top country artists of that era for an outstanding pair of Bob Wills tribute albums, a move that solidified the band’s focus on Western swing. When a duet version of “Roly Poly” with Dixie Chicks impacted country radio in 2000, Asleep at the Wheel became that rare country band to chart across four consecutive decades.
Fifty years in, Asleep at the Wheel represents an important cornerstone of American roots music, even though some of its members and audiences represent a new generation. That far-reaching appeal remains a testament to Benson’s initial vision.”
- Excerpts from Asleep at the Wheel’s website

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