Sarah McLachlan and her Better Broken Tour is among the concerts heading to Artpark this summer.
McLaughlin will take the stage at the Mainstage Theater on July 14 with special guest Allison Russell.
McLachlan’s 10th studio album and debut release for Concord Records, “Better Broken” takes its title from its opening track – a soul-searching reflection on the fortitude that comes from weathering life’s constant storms – and furthers her legacy with a selection of songs that speak an uncompromising but radically illuminating truth about the state of the human condition.
Over her three-decade career, McLachlan has sold more than 40 million albums worldwide and earned three Grammy Awards and 12 Juno Awards. Beyond her music, her cultural impact includes founding Lilith Fair, the groundbreaking all-female festival that helped reshape the live music landscape. That legacy was recently revisited in “Lilith Fair: Building A Mystery – The Untold Story,” which premiered at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival to critical acclaim before debuting on Hulu. The film is executive produced by Dan Levy and directed by Ally Pankiw and was noted as one of the top documentary films to watch in 2025 by the Los Angeles Times.
McLachlan’s influence also extends deeply into philanthropy. She is the founder of the Sarah McLachlan School of Music, a not-for-profit providing free music education and mentorship to underserved children and youth facing barriers to access. Established in Vancouver in 2002, the school now serves more than 2,000 students annually across three Canadian cities, with McLachlan personally covering administrative costs to ensure all fundraising directly supports its students. $1 from every ticket sold on the tour will be donated to the School.
Also coming to Artpark:
Ryan Bingham and the Texas Gentlemen
On May 29, Ryan Bingham and the Texas Gentlemen: Still Gettin’ Away With It Tour stop by the Mainstage Theater.
Acclaimed Oscar and Grammy-winning musician Ryan Bingham will release “They Call Us The Lucky Ones,” his highly anticipated new album with The Texas Gentlemen on May 15 via The Bingham Recording Co./Thirty Tigers. It marks his first full-length release in seven years and showcases the synergy between Bingham and The Texas Gentlemen, capturing a raw, live energy with minimal overdubs. Featuring everything from snarling rockers to tender ballads, the album draws on his experiences on the road, the highs and lows of a musician’s life, and a newfound sense of joy and hope. With his signature rasp and vivid character-driven lyrics, Bingham continues to stand as one of the most authentic and compelling voices in American music.
In addition to his award-winning music career, Bingham appeared on Paramount’s hit series “Yellowstone” for five seasons and launched his own bourbon, Bingham’s Bourbon, in 2024—further highlighting his creative vision and range of artistic pursuits.
Djo
The Djo Summer Tour will be coming to the Artpark Outdoor Amphitheater on July 23 with special guest Pond.
Djo (pronounced “Joe”) is the musical alias of actor and musician Joe Keery. After studying theater at DePaul University in Chicago, Keery co-founded the psych-pop band Post Animal before landing his breakout role as Steve Harrington on Netflix’s “Stranger Things.” During filming breaks, he recorded songs and developed a melodic, bedroom pop sound that became his 2019 debut album, “Twenty Twenty.” His sophomore album Decide arrived in 2022 and spawned the viral 2024 hit “End of the Beginning,” before he returned in 2025 with his third album, “The Crux.”
Andy Grammer
On Aug. 21, Andy Grammer and his Big Stupid Heart Tour will be coming to Artpark’s Outdoor Amphitheater with special guest Walk Off The Earth.
Grammer first gained national attention with his self-titled debut album, which featured the hits “Keep Your Head Up” and “Fine by Me.” His sophomore release, Magazines or Novels produced the triple-platinum smash “Honey, I’m Good,” which reached No. 9 on the Billboard Hot 100, along with the gold-certified “Good to Be Alive (Hallelujah).” He later scored another platinum hit with “Fresh Eyes” from The Good Parts, while “Don’t Give Up On Me” from Naive was featured in the film Five Feet Apart.
Walk off the Earth is a Juno Award-winning multi-platinum musical phenomenon based out of Burlington, Ont. In the past few years alone, they have headlined Red Rocks Amphitheater and Wembley Arena, sold out the historic Sydney Opera House, notched a top-10 single in Canada for 30 straight weeks and made it all the way to the top of the Pop Albums chart in the US. They’ve collaborated with artists from all genres including Snoop Dogg, Sarah Silverman, Keith Urban, Steve Aoki, Lukas Graham, Lauv, Lindsey Stirling, and many more; sold millions of copies of their recordings and racked up billions of streams along the way.
Sierra Ferrell
On Sept. 2, Sierra Ferrell: Heavy Petal Tour will stop by Artpark’s Mainstage Theater.
Sierra Ferrell has become one of Nashville’s most-wanted musicians, whose viral ascent has brought her to much larger stages and screens, “Ferrell built her act not from the comfort of a bedroom but in freight-train boxcars,” explains The New Yorker, “and by playing on the streets as a romantic musical vagabond.”
From growing up in small-town West Virginia to singing Shania Twain covers at seven years old in a dead-end bar, to joining a traveling pack of homeless musicians and busking on the streets of New Orleans and Seattle, Ferrell brings her signature sense of eclecticism to every venue, truckstop or alleyway she plays, driven by the constant desire to expand her audience’s capacity for wonder.”
Charley Crockett
Charley Crockett and his Age of the Ram Tour is coming to Artpark’s Mainstage Theater on Sept. 29 with special guests Durand Jones & The Indications.
Hailed as a “must-see live performer” by Rolling Stone and a “force to be reckoned with” by CMT, Crockett crafts his singular “Gulf & Western” sound — described as “very 21st century and very vintage” by NPR Music — by synthesizing country, blues, soul, Cajun, R&B, and other pieces of American Roots music. And when his voice comes out of your speakers, there is no confusing him for any other artist. As the Wall Street Journal writes, “Mr. Crockett’s unique vocal style is one third Ernest Tubb honky-tonk with clipped-word diction, one third Bill Withers low-key, soulful crooning, and one third jazzy French Quarter second-line swagger.”
The Indications (Durand Jones – vocals, Aaron Frazer – drums/vocals, Blake Rhein – guitar, Steve Okonski – keys) are equally beloved for their energetic, joyous shows, dual lead singers and thoughtful songwriting. Between production work, solo efforts and major sold-out shows, Durand Jones & The Indications continue on an unstoppable upswing.
Additional 2026 events and programs at Artpark currently on sale include:
Sesame Street Live: Elmo’s Got The Moves (May 28), Wine & Wheels, (June — July multiple events), 16th annual Artpark Fairy House Festival (June 20), Femmes Of Rock (July 10), Ziggy Marley: Brightside Tour (July 11), Artcamps Ages 8-13 (July 13-24), Blackberry Smoke: Rattle, Ramble and Roll Tour (July 15), Cole Swindell (July 30), Tori Amos: In Times Of Dragons Tour (Aug. 4), The Rock Orchestra: Arena of Fire (Aug. 26), O.A.R. with Gavin DeGraw & KT Tunstall (Sept. 12), and Ray LaMontagne — Trouble 20th anniversary tour (Sept. 22). Visit artpark.net for up-to-date information.
Tickets for the shows are available at ticketmaster.com, artpark.net and by phone from the Artpark Box Office at 716-754-4375.