Events
From our Caveman Roar n’ Pour 5k run to our Grape Picking & Stomping Harvest Festival to live music on our Stage B Amphitheater, dance parties and our Winter Cozy Cave Saturday- Library Wine Tasting Experience, there is something special for everyone at our Cave B events. Thank you to all who join us time and time again. If you have never attended one of our events we hope you can soon. They are always a great time and new friends are often made.
Summer Concert Days
Back in the 80’s our family started the Gorge Amphitheatre. It was originally called the Champs de Brionne Summer Music Theatre and the name changed to the Gorge Amphitheatre along the way. After 7 years of building it up to 20,000 people capacity, first building the original stage and later bringing in a new larger, professional stage, starting overnight camping, and making it known to the world, we sold it to MCA. MCA eventually sold it to House of Blues, who eventually sold it to Clear Channel, which led into the Live Nation ownership. Today Live Nation is the owner and they are our neighbor.
It is an easy to walk from the Gorge parking lots or Gorge camping areas to wine taste with us. Simply head west to the Gorge Oasis White Tents. Go left (south) until you see our path, called Gate 2 onto the Cave B property. Once through the gate take a right and head to the large basalt, round building which is our tasting room.
On Gorge concert days we do NOT take tasting reservations as we set everything up differently to accommodate more people. Most often our wine tastings on concert days take place on our front lawn. Both upstairs & downstairs are open for glass pours, bottle sales and snacks.
We often have live music on our Stage B Amphitheatre, located in front of our Quincy tasting room, that pair nicely with the bands at the Gorge. Many Gorge concert goers “pre-party” at Cave B with wine tasting, music and relaxing on our beautiful lawns. Music on our stage is always free to listen to, although we do ask you to purchase a bottle of Cave B wine if you are not wine tasting to support the winery and musicians. Wine tasting on concert days costs $20 per person, this covers the 4 tastings (2 white wines & 2 red wines) and helps us keep the concerts free.
Please note on concert days we use our EVENT GLASSES. Event glasses canNOT be taken home. Please leave your dirty glass on the marked dirty glass tables on the front lawn by both entries. Thank you for your help with this.
Need a place to park your car overnight while you attend a Gorge Concert? (no camping) Our Winery Parking LOT C is the place for you! It’s an easy, 10 minute walk to the Gorge ticket/security entrance. Normally you tend to get home 45 minutes to an hour earlier at the end of the show as it is so fast to get to the main road from our lot. No more waiting in the Gorge parking lot for hours. Purchase your reservations online. Day of park in the winery LOT C, then walk to our our tasting room to get your parking pass, by 6:30pm (we close at 6:30pm). Place it on your rearview mirror, facing out, by 7pm. We do tow, from 7pm on for any car without a pass in Lot C and we tow any car left in other areas of the property. Please note there are no refunds on event tickets/parking passes.
Overnight Parking Passes can be purchased HERE! .
Music on our Stage B Amphitheater
The Brittany Collins Band Sunday, May 25th, 1:30pm-3:30pm, FREE
Brittany Collins is an Americana singer-songwriter hailing from the picturesque Skagit Valley, Washington. Inspired by the natural beauty of her surroundings, Brittany weaves heartfelt narratives into her music, blending folk, country, and rock influences. With a voice that resonates with authenticity, she captures the essence of the Pacific Northwest, drawing listeners into her evocative storytelling. Her songs reflect themes of love, loss, and the enduring spirit of her community, showcasing her deep connection to the landscape that shapes her artistry.
With over 12 years of performing locally and nationally, she has shared the stage with major-label acts such as Noah Cyrus, Hillstomp, William Elliott Whitmore, and Britt Taylor. She has been featured at prominent festivals such as the Northwest Folklife Festival, Oak Harbor Music Festival, Snohomish Block Party, and Brodie Nation Music Festival. Following the success of her independently released debut album, Things I Tell My Therapist, she is currently recording her second studio album, with singles set to drop throughout 2025.
Jason Riemath Friday, August 29th, 12pm-1pm, FREE
Check out Jason’s website HERE! where Jason’s music is described as “a blend of soulful warmth and mellow tones, carries listeners into a world of deep emotion and introspection. His lyrics, rich with meaning, invite listeners on a journey through heartfelt stories and genuine experiences.” Not only is Jason a wonderful musician but here at Cave B, we have known Jason for years and are always so impressed with his kindness and generosity. You are in for a treat with our Friday show.
The Carlile Family Band Friday, August 29, 2025, 1pm-3pm, FREE
We are a family band from a tiny, rural Washington town called Curlew. We perform a mix of Folk, Americana, and Indie sounds across nine instruments from box drums to banjos. We thrive on bending genres and having fun while doing it. Our band is made up of 3 members with the occasional sibling, aunt, or cousin floating around.
First, our 17-year-old front woman Caroline Carlile on guitar, banjo, and vocals. She mostly is seen running around the stage bantering with the audience and her family on stage. It is always a good time when Caroline’s around!
Second, is our jack of all trades, 15-year-old JayJ Carlile. The driving force behind the music, JayJ is a multi-instrumentalist playing a range of 6-7 instruments. He also is known for singing his own songs about anxiety and the stresses of growing up.
And lastly, our dad, Jay Carlile. Providing expert harmonies and blues harp, he also is the official family bus driver.
We also write, record, and produce our own music, often from the backseat of our motorhome while we’re on the road.
With shows filled with comedy and family harmonies, we invite you to come along! Our songs range from heartache, to friendship, to familial love, to cowboys. There’s always a new song or story we are just waiting to share.
Can’t wait to see you at Cave B Estate Winery on Friday, August 29th, before the Dave Mathews Band plays at the Gorge Amphitheatre next door.
With love,
The Carlile Family Band
Social Media and Links
- Facebook: facebook.com/thecarlilefamilyband
- Instagram: @thecarlilefamilyband
- TikTok: @TheCarlileFamilyBand
- Website: thecarlilefamilyband.com
- Fan Club (Patreon): patreon.com/TheCarlileFamilyBand
- Spotify
Andrew Christopher Friday, August 29, 2025, 3:30pm-4:30pm, FREE
Andrew Christopher, as he often says, is “living the dream”. He values time with his wife, 3 kids and his work as a father and husband in Chilliwack, BC, above all else. The fact that he is able to create and perform music as a career is a result of hard work, passion, and difficult life lessons which have molded him into the artist, and man he is today.
Andrew lost his daughter, Lilee-Jean, to cancer in 2013 at 2.5 years old. His dad went to jail in 2017 and was mostly absent since adolescence. A sense of responsibility to live a good life in honour of his daughter and reading a book given to him by his drummer, Dylan, changed Andrews life in a way that cannot be explained via biography.
Growing up with The Beatles, Garth Brooks, piano lessons, and singing in the church choir gave Andrew a great head start in music. He played drums in band class, picked up an acoustic guitar along the way and wrote some of his first songs in high-school.
After a pretty serious, but financially frustrating stint as front man in Pardon My Striptease (“Pray for LJ” #1 iTunes + top 20 99.3 “fox seeds” band) Andrew started busking on Granville island to make ends meat and build up a substantial cover song repertoire which now amasses over 500 songs. He recorded his first solo album “Gone” and busking quickly turned into warmer, dryer venues such as pubs, and private parties. His busiest year to date had him performing 274 gigs and sold over 1,000 copies of his debut album.
For a new (2020) original project ‘AC’ teamed up with his close friend, fellow beer lover, hockey fanatic, and family man, Jamie Rowe. Parliament of Owls (credit Jamie with the name) was a match made in heaven and is as much about family and friendship as it is songwriting. Their self-titled album has sold over 2,000 CD’s. Yes, Andrew is still selling Compact discs off stage as an ode to his longing for the good ol’ days, but it can also be found everywhere music is streamed.
He is now releasing content exclusively at Patreon.com/andrewchristopher including his latest album “Andrew Christopher & the Imaginary Band” Live @ Sparrow Rd. Vol. 1 – AND – the return of The AC Show Podcast!
To get a glimpse of who Andrew really is you must see him perform. You have to feel his joy, his pain and his insatiable lust for life connect with you through his stories and songs.
Our 11th annual OPEN MIC Saturday, August 30th & Sunday, August 31st, 11am-5pm
Join us for our 11th annual Open Mic over Labor “DAVE” weekend, when the Dave Mathews Band plays next door at the Gorge Amphitheatre. Get your pre-party on here at our Quincy tasting room next door, with 30-minute sets from our Open Mic Musicians. They come from all over the country and they are so talented. Come show your support while wine tasting on our front lawn, and enjoying pizza from the food truck on our front lawn. It’s always a great time!
If you are a musician and want to play please email Carrie at events@caveb.com. Saturday is now full (1.22.25) and Sunday has only 3 slots open. you can always request to be placed on the waiting list. Thank you.
Caveman Roar n' Pour 5k
A big “Thank you” to everyone who participated in our 11th annual Caveman Roar n’ Pour 5K Trail Fun Run/Walk & Wine Tasting Event on Saturday, April 26th. The weather was fabulous, your costumes even more so, the band Citadel played a fun set with lots of people dancing. Food by Friend’s Riviera Catering was excellent and we had so much fun. Thank you for bringing laughter and joy to our little piece of paradise. DJ Photography and our good friend captured the fun in such a brilliant way. Follow the link here to enjoy the day through photos.