Experience the Ultimate America's Mountain Festival Festival

Ned LeDoux, the singer-songwriter and son of country legend Chris LeDoux, has built a career honoring his forebears while still forging his own path. LeDoux, who has been releasing solo music since 2017 but has been a touring musician since his teenage years, has infused all of his records with realistic stories of life as a cowboy, his relationship with music royalty, and the pain and joy that infuses his work.

AMF promotes itself as a celebration of the music, art and culture of the West. “We are honored to have the legendary country-western performer, Ned LeDoux, kicking off our diverse lineup of western/red dirt performers,” said Derek Waggoner, AMF event producer and chief executive officer of the Tava Investor Group, the entity constructing the Tava House property at Woodland Station. 

“LeDoux will bring life to our belief that music is a universal language with the power to unite people. AMF will be a world-class festival bringing people from all walks of life together to celebrate the power of music and promote cultural understanding, Waggoner said. 

On his upcoming album, touchingly titled Safe Haven (out April 4, 2025) after the tragic loss of his daughter, he uses the memories of those he has lost to help him carry on with joy, celebration, and a faith that they are guiding his work. 

There’s a tribute to his late father in the form of ‘One Hand in the Riggin’, which magically features Ned singing along with a vocal performance his dad tracked 20 years ago. Safe Haven is far and away the artistic statement LeDoux has always wanted to make. “My songwriting maturity is more confident than it’s ever been before,” he explains before adding that his fans will still recognize some of his signature style.