Bearsville Theater's August 2026 Lineup: From Jerry Garcia Tributes to The Calling |
Woodstock's Premier Music Venue Packs the Month with Rock, Roots, and Everything In Between |
Bearsville Theater, Woodstock's premier live music venue at 291 Tinker Street, has announced a packed August 2026 concert schedule that spans genres from Grateful Dead tributes to punk rock, blues to Beatles covers for kids. The month-long lineup reflects the theater's commitment to diverse programming that appeals to Woodstock's eclectic audience.
August Concert Schedule
Saturday, August 1 — Jerry Garcia's Birthday Celebration with The Garcia Project
Thursday, August 6 — Days Between with Shakedown Citi
Friday, August 7 — Belew, Levin, Mastelotto and Friends (SOLD OUT)
Saturday, August 8 — Neal Francis with Pearl Charles
Thursday, August 14 — North Mississippi Allstars
Sunday, August 16 — Matteo Mancuso
Thursday, August 20 — Joyce Manor with Glitterer and FFO Chillin
Friday, August 21 — The Band Memo
Saturday, August 22 — Pink Talking Fish
Wednesday, August 26 — The Calling
Thursday, August 27 — TAZ
Friday, August 28 — John Simon RE-UNITED: A Man And His Piano
Saturday, August 29 — The Rock and Roll Playhouse: Music of The Beatles for Kids
Beyond August: Fall Shows Already Announced
Bearsville Theater has also announced shows for September and beyond, including Black Uhuru (September 24), Superchunk (September 14), Lucinda Williams (October 3), Steve Earle (October 24), and Marco Benevento (October 21). Two nights with They Might Be Giants are also in the works for 2026.
About Bearsville Theater
Bearsville Theater is located at 291 Tinker Street in Woodstock, NY. The venue has become a cornerstone of the Hudson Valley music scene, hosting both touring acts and local favorites in an intimate setting. The theater also serves as the home base for the Woodstock Festival of Awakening each August.
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Already have my tickets for the North Mississippi Allstars. Luther and Cody never disappoint and that hill country blues sound in a small room like Bearsville is going to be something else. Really glad they kept the intimate setup when they rebuilt the place.
Rob TannerSaw them at Bearsville a few years back and you are absolutely right, that room makes everything sound incredible. Hill country blues in a tight space like that just hits different. Jealous you already grabbed tickets, I need to stop procrastinating.