2026 Music On The Half Shell Lineup Announced For Stewart Park
Music on the Half Shell has announced its 2026 lineup, bringing eight free Tuesday night concerts to Stewart Park in Roseburg from June 23 through Aug. 11, with artists ranging from bluegrass and indie-folk to Afrobeat, blues-rock and funk.
ROSEBURG, Ore. — Music on the Half Shell has announced its 2026 summer concert lineup, bringing eight free, family-friendly Tuesday night concerts back to Stewart Park.
The series begins June 23 and continues through Aug. 11 at the Nichols Band Shell along the Umpqua River. Each concert is scheduled from 7 to 9 p.m.
Music on the Half Shell was founded in 1992 and has grown into one of the premier summer music events in the Pacific Northwest. Organizers say the 2026 season marks the event’s 34th season.
This year’s lineup includes bluegrass, folk, rock, pop, Afrobeat, blues-rock, Americana, electro-funk, soul and a high-energy marching band-style finale.
Concertgoers are encouraged to bring a blanket, dinner and drinks, and enjoy the free summer series on the grass at Stewart Park.
2026 Music On The Half Shell Lineup
Eight free, family-friendly Tuesday night concerts are planned at the Nichols Band Shell on the Umpqua River in Stewart Park, bringing bluegrass, folk, rock, Afrobeat, blues, soul, funk and more to Roseburg.
John Jorgenson
The season opens with John Jorgenson, a two-time Academy of Country Music “Guitarist of the Year” winner. Jorgenson has a long musical history that includes six years touring with Elton John and collaborations with artists including Sting and Billy Joel. His music continues to explore bluegrass, roots and world music influences.
Learn MoreAmelia Day
Amelia Day brings a blend of folk, rock and pop to the Half Shell stage. Organizers describe her as a musical “jack of all trades,” combining heartfelt storytelling, raw delivery and memorable melodies.
Learn MorePaul McDonald
Paul McDonald returns to the Music on the Half Shell stage with a soulful sound and years of live performance experience. Many may recognize him from American Idol, but organizers say his live shows are where he continues to make the case for his talent, loud and in person.
Learn MoreJujuba
Jujuba will bring world music to Stewart Park with a funky and danceable mix of Nigerian Afrobeat and Juju music. The band is known for drawing audiences to the dance floor and creating an energetic, community-focused atmosphere.
Learn MoreGarrett T. Willie
Garrett T. Willie brings blues-rock energy to the lineup. At 26 years old, Willie is known for his deep, gravelly voice, strong stage presence and raw guitar-driven performances.
Learn MoreGlitterfox
Portland-based Glitterfox will perform July 28 with a sound that fuses garage rock, new wave shimmer and Southern Americana soul. Organizers expect a rocking night with plenty of people dancing on the grass.
Learn MoreJackie Venson
Jackie Venson, an Austin-based performer, brings Texas blues, electro-funk, rock and soul to the Half Shell stage. Venson was selected in 2024 to perform as part of Rolling Stone’s Future of Music Showcase.
Learn MoreMarch Fourth Marching Band
The season closes with March Fourth Marching Band, a Portland-based psychedelic punk rock marching band circus troupe. The group’s show includes percussion, horns, dancers, acrobatics and stilt walkers, bringing a high-energy finale to the 2026 season.
Learn MoreA Roseburg Summer Tradition
The concerts are free to attend and held outdoors at Stewart Park. Attendees often bring blankets or lawn chairs and settle in for an evening of music in one of Roseburg’s most familiar community spaces.
The series continues to be one of the region’s most recognizable summer events, offering Douglas County residents a chance to hear national and regional artists without leaving town.
More information about the lineup, artists, donations and event details is available through Music on the Half Shell.
Schedule At A Glance
- June 23: John Jorgenson
- June 30: Amelia Day
- July 7: Paul McDonald and the Morning Doves
- July 14: Jujuba
- July 21: Garret T. Willie
- July 28: Glitterfox
- Aug. 4: Jackie Venson
- Aug. 11: MarchFourth
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