Join us live from the Stateside Amphitheater and beyond, for our 2026 summer music series. Read on for deals, details, & ticket info.
On select dates, you can bundle your ticket with a room nearby and Indoor Waterpark access to turn it into more than a quick trip. Stay put and let the night stretch without the drive home waiting in the wings.
Deals start as low as $204 a night for 2 people.
The Jeezum Crow Festival returns for its 11th year at the Stateside Amphitheater with a two-day run of live music just right for wandering ears and late nights. Headliners like The Disco Biscuits and Yonder Mountain String Band anchor a lineup that leans into freeform jam and roots with sets that don't stick to a script and two stages trading off so the music never really lets up.
FRIDAY: Yonder Mountain String Band, Dead Man Strumming, Beg, Steal or Borrow
SATURDAY: The Disco Biscuits, Lee Ross, Railroad Earth, Shane Goodwin, Magoo, Tim Comings, Charlie Parr, Koa Phoenix, Kyle Chadburn & the Earthbound Spirits
Individually, Devon Allman and Duane Betts are solo artists and modern-day guitar heroes who've spent years creating their own version of American roots music.
Together, they lead The Allman Betts Band, a supergroup anchored by sharp songwriting, fiery fretwork, and a historic legacy, making timeless rock & roll for the modern world while blurring the boundaries between blues, Americana, and southern soul.
Spend a summer afternoon on The Green at the annual August West Festival celebrating the music and community that grew out of the Grateful Dead - live bands, tie-dye, food, and a laid-back crowd that knows how to pass the time. It's free, family-friendly, and built for wandering, dancing, and sticking around longer than you planned.
Catch Oteil & Friends at the Stateside Amphitheater as two-time Grammy-winning bassist Oteil Burbridge leads a night rooted around groove, improvisation, and deep musical pedigree. With ties to the Allman Brothers and Dead & Company, the sets leans soulful, exploratory and fully alive, with Seth Yacovone Band opening things up under the lights.
Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country hits the Stateside Amphitheater with a sound that bends country into something looser and harder to pin down, with twang and grit that pushes into open-ended territory. Built on sharp guitar work and a restless energy, the set shifts easily between structure and stretch, pulling from tradition without sitting still for too long.
