Here’s a look at the Dillon Amphitheater’s 2026 summer lineup so far
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Each year seems to bring more shows and bigger acts. Here’s Dillon Amphitheater‘s 2026 summer lineup so far, with more announcements coming.
Tickets can be found at various ticket resellers or at DillonAmp.com/Dillon-Amphitheater-home
- Saturday, June 6 — Lane 8
- Monday, June 15 — Mountain Music Monday Free Concert: Fruition
- Tuesday, June 16 — Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
- Monday, June 22 — Mountain Music Monday Free Concert: The Polish Ambassador
- Friday, June 26 — Dirty Heads
- Saturday, June 27 — Claypool Gold
- Sunday, June 28 — Claypool Gold
- Monday, June 29 — Mountain Music Monday Free Concert: National Repertory Orchestra
- Sunday, July 5 — Free Concert: 101st Army Band
- Monday, July 6 — Mountain Music Monday Free Concert: Queen Nation
- Monday, July 13 — Mountain Music Monday Free Concert: Black Uhuru
- Monday, July 20 — Mountain Music Monday Free Concert: Neighbor
- Saturday, July 25 — Watchhouse
- Monday, July 27 — Mountain Music Monday Free Concert: MarchFourth
- Friday, July 31 — Young the Giant
- Monday, Aug. 3 — Mountain Music Monday Free Concert: Just Jayne and Sophia Scott
- Friday, Aug. 7 — Trampled by Turtles and Leftover Salmon
- Saturday, Aug. 8 — Trampled by Turtles and Leftover Salmon
- Monday, Aug. 10 — Mountain Music Monday Free Concert: The Crane Wives
- Friday, Aug. 14 – NEEDTOBREATHE with Drew and Ellie Holcomb
- Saturday, Aug. 15 – Jesse Welles with Ratboys
- Monday, Aug. 17 — Mountain Music Monday Free Concert: Billy Failing
- Friday, Aug. 21 — Thee Sacred Souls, LA LOM and The Womack
- Saturday, Aug. 22 — Joe Russo’s Almost Dead
- Monday, Aug. 24 — Mountain Music Monday Free Concert: Oh He Dead
- Monday, Aug. 31 — Mountain Music Monday Free Concert: Neal Francis
- Monday, Sept. 7 — Mountain Music Monday Free Concert: Ozomatli
- Friday, Sept. 11 — CloZee
- Saturday, Sept. 12 — CloZee
- Friday, Sept. 18 — Elephant Revival with Desert Dwellers
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