Country artist Maddox Batson will return to the White House Pumpkin Patch this fall for Maddox & Friends, a benefit concert supporting the Tim Tebow Foundation. More Entertainment News
The event will take place Oct. 10 at the White House Pumpkin Patch, located at 8601 Cross Plains Road in White House. Festivities begin at 6 p.m., followed by a performance from Batson.
Batson, a two-time Billboard 21 Under 21 artist, will headline the event with support from Ducks Unlimited, which will also have an on-site activation.
In addition to the concert, general admission includes access to the pumpkin patch’s attractions, including an 8-acre corn maze, flower fields, hayrides, a corn cannon and pit, gem mining and games.
“My team and I are honored to support the Tim Tebow Foundation and return to White House Pumpkin Patch,” Batson said. “Our first benefit at the pumpkin patch was a success in 2024, and we’re excited to kick off the fall season with an evening of live music and festivities.”
The Tim Tebow Foundation was founded in 2010 by former football player Tim Tebow and focuses on serving vulnerable populations through programs addressing human trafficking and child exploitation, orphan care, medical needs and special needs ministry.
The Maddox Batson & Friends benefit first debuted in 2024, when the event featured a Batson-shaped corn maze, hayrides, farm animals and games in support of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
General admission tickets and a limited number of meet-and-greet opportunities are available in advance. More information is available through Maddox Batson’s website and the White House Pumpkin Patch.
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