Join us live from the Stateside Amphitheater and beyond, for our 2026 summer music series. Read on for details, dates, & ticket info.
Come celebrate the week of Summer Solstice with an event for the ages that will help us blend that elusive line between winter and summer— music, skiing, riding, and good times. We're stockpiling and saving snow to set up a late spring terrain park (serviced by the moving carpet) next to our Stateside Amphitheater. Session the park and enjoy music in the Bullwheel after. Event lodging discounts will be available.
The Jeezum Crow Festival is back for its 11th year, settling into the Stateside Amphitheater for a two-day run of nonstop live music built for wandering ears and late nights. With headliners like The Disco Biscuits and Yonder Mountain String Band anchoring the weekend, the lineup leans into jam, roots, and exploratory sets that don’t stick to a script.
Two stages keep things in motion, trading off so the music never really lets up. Drift between sounds, stumble into your next favorite band, and realize somewhere along the way you stopped checking the time.
Yonder Mountain String Band, Dead Man Strumming, Beg, Steal or Borrow
The Disco Biscuits, Lee Ross, Railroad Earth, Shane Goodwin, Magoo, Tim Comings, Charlie Parr, Koa Phoenix, Kyle Chadburn & the Earthbound Spirits
Lodging packages available.
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.
Two-time Grammy-winning bassist Oteil Burbridge brings Oteil & Friends to the Stateside Amphitheater for a night rooted in groove, improvisation, and serious musical pedigree. With decades spent shaping the sound of bands like the Allman Brothers and Dead & Company, Oteil leads a rotating cast of standout players through a set that leans equal parts soulful, exploratory, and unmistakably live.
Seth Yacovone Band opens the night, setting the tone before things stretch out under the lights.
Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country rolls into the Stateside Amphitheater with a sound that doesn’t sit still for long. Rooted in classic country but stretched wide by rock-and-roll energy and improvisational instinct, the band moves easily between honky-tonk grit and something a little more far-out.
Led by Donato’s guitar work and songwriting, the show pulls from tradition while chasing its own lane, nodding to legends like Merle and Willie while leaving plenty of room for extended jams that go wherever they feel like.
Lodging packages available.
