Allianz Amphitheater's 2026 lineup takes shape
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Khalid performs in Austin last year. Photo: Nicola Gell/Getty Images
With Live Nation in the news, we thought we'd check in on the lineup from the live music giant's Richmond's venue: Allianz Amphitheater at Riverfront.
Why it matters: Concerts start back up there in just over a month.
State of play: More than a dozen artists are already on tap to play the amphitheater for its second year, including big gets for RVA like Sting, Khalid and The Black Keys.
Yes, but: There haven't been any immediate sell-out artists announced for 2026 yet, like last year's Dave Matthews Band double-header.
- But, but, but: That means Richmonders have been spared the $2,700 resale tickets we saw with DMB last year.
- Resale tickets for Sting's May show aren't cheap, though.
- A single front-row center resale ticket will set you back $920, per a review of show tickets. (Lawn tickets are still available for Sting for $83.75.)
Zoom in: Here's Allianz Amphitheater at Riverfront's 2026 line up so far.
April
April 16: Rock and blues group Alabama Shakes with Joy Oladokun
April 17: Country group Flatland Cavalry
April 22: Indie folk group Caamp
May
May 21: Grateful Dead-inspired jam band Joe Russo's Almost Dead
May 25: Rock legend, Sting
May 29: Alternative rock group Young the Giant with Cold War Kids and almost monday
June
June 10: R&B artist Khalid with Lauv
June 17: Classic rock group Chicago
July
July 7: Violin-driven pop fusion artist Lindsey Stirling with PVRIS
July 26: Rock band O.A.R. with Gavin DeGraw and Lisa Loeb
July 30: DJ Tape B x Levity Summer Program
August
Aug. 1: Rock group The Black Keys with Eddie 9V
Aug. 9: Pop punk band 5 Seconds of Summer with The Band CAMINO
September
Sept. 1: Alternative rock group Goo Goo Dolls with Neon Tree
Sept. 12: Country artist Billy Currington & Kip Moore with Alex Lambert
Sept. 29: Indie rock group Mt. Joy