King Concerts 2026

Snow King Mountain is proud to announce the return of the King Concerts Summer Series for its fifth consecutive season, delivering its most diverse lineup to date. Set high above Jackson Hole at the summit of Snow King Mountain, the 2026 series pairs world-class live music with one of the most distinctive concert settings in the country.

Snow King Mountain is located within walking distance of downtown Jackson, WY. The summit stage sits at roughly 8,000 ft with spectacular views of the Teton mountain range and is accessed via a five-minute scenic gondola ride. It is one of the most amazing venues for a concert in the country!

For those seeking an otherworldly experience as part of their concert, guests can enjoy a planetarium show before or after the music at the recently opened Snow King Observatory and Planetarium. No other concert venue has the unique combination of amazing facilities, breathtaking views, spectacular acoustics, and convenient location accessible via scenic gondola ride. When this environment is combined with world class live music, the experience is unforgettable.

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KING CONCERTS SUMMER SERIES 2026

	Dates	First 1000 General Admission Tickets	Next 1200 General Admission Tickets	VIP Express Tickets
The Black Keys + Fai Laci	June 8	SOLD OUT	SOLD OUT	SOLD OUT
GZA, Ghostface Killah, Raekwon + The Pharycde + Mobb Deep	June 12	SOLD OUT	$90	$230
The Dead South + Amigo the Devil	June 16	$40	$52	$215
Trampled by Turtles +	June 18	SOLD OUT	$65	$215
Gregory Alan Isakov	June 23	SOLD OUT	$75	$225
Turnpike Troubadours + Clay St. Unit	June 25	SOLD OUT	SOLD OUT	SOLD OUT
Shaggy + Shwayze	June 30	SOLD OUT	$90	$225
Max McNown + The Jack Wharff Band	July 15	$50	$60	$215
Paul Cauthen + Jamestown Revival	July 16	$55	$65	$220
Dylan Gossett +	July 17	$62	$72	$220
Of Monsters and Men +	July 21	SOLD OUT	$75	SOLD OUT
Jordan Davis +	July 22	$75	$85	$240
Fitz & The Tantrums + Thunder Jackson	July 29	SOLD OUT	$40	$215
Parcels + Night Tapes	August 6	SOLD OUT	$85	$225
The Elovaters, Collie Buddz, Hip Abduction	August 16	$75	$85	$220
Too $hort + E-40 + Juvenile	August 20	SOLD OUT	$90	$225
O.A.R. + Gavin Degraw + Lisa Loeb	August 22	SOLD OUT	$75	SOLD OUT
Sofi Tukker +	August 23	SOLD OUT	$90	$225

*All ticket prices above will include a $20 gondola access fee on top of the ticket price at checkout unless you have a Snow King 2026-2027 Season Pass. You must purchase your 26/27 season pass prior to purchasing concert tickets and use the same profile as your season pass to checkout without this fee.

** All tickets increase $20 the day of the show if it is not sold out prior.

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FAQ's

Gondola Fee?

Concert ticket prices listed above do not include a $20 gondola access fee. This fee is required at the time of ticket purchase unless you have a valid Snow King 26/27 season pass which provides free gondola access year-round. This fee is much like paid parking at many large event venues, however, in this case it provides you an awesome scenic ride to the top of the mountain with unlimited trips during the concert. 100% of this fee will go toward the purchase of additional gondola cabins to speed up download times. For this season 8 additional cabins will be added increasing download capacity by 30%. Two separate concert ticket products are available for purchase, one for pass holders, and one for non-pass holders. In order to purchase a ticket as a pass-holder you must login under the name you purchased your season pass, or add a season pass to your cart at the time of checkout. Pass holders will be limited to one ticket per show per pass holder at the time of checkout without a gondola fee. Pass holders seeking to purchase multiple tickets to one show will have to add the non-pass product for additional tickets. Non pass-holders will be able to purchase multiple tickets at checkout but they will include the fee. This fee is required even if you choose to hike to the venue, as we are required to shelter 100% of guests in the event of a storm and potentially download guests via the gondola regardless of your plans to hike. Our dream is to see many more people skiing and boarding their local hill, and enjoying Snow King benefits year round!

What Time Does the Show Start?

Gondola access for concerts opens at 5:00pm. Opening bands will generally start at 6:00pm and headliner will start around 8:00pm. When there are more than two bands the gondola access may start earlier. We highly encourage you to come up early so you don’t miss out on the music waiting until the last min and standing in line. Gondola uploading may be delayed in the event of a storm or for production delays with the band. If the weather is good you will want to arrive early to avoid waiting in line for the gondola.

3rd Party Ticket Sales

If you purchase a ticket to any Snow King concert from a third party Snow King Mountain is not responsible for any issues with that ticket whatsoever. Please be aware there are many online ticket sales scams with 3rd party vendors and you may loose your money. If someone else scans a ticket copy with your QR code, that ticket will no longer be valid.

Do I need to purchase a gondola ticket to access the concert?

Your ticket fee upon checkout includes an unlimited gondola pass for the evening. Scenic gondola tickets are normally $35 for a round trip ticket, and are discounted to $20 for concert access. The $20 gondola ticket fee goes towards the purchase of additional gondola cabins each season. We are adding 8 gondola cabins for the 2026 season and increasing capacity by 30% to get you up and down faster. Snow King Mountain 2026-2027 season pass holders can purchase concert tickets without the gondola fee as summer gondola access is included with your season pass.

Can I hike up to the concert?

Yes. However, all ticket checking will occur at the base of the mountain so please have your tickets scanned and get a wristband before hiking up. Tickets are required to access the concert venue so hikers without a ticket will not be permitted to enter the venue and all tickets must be redeemed at the base. After the concert, the download wait time for the gondola may exceed 1 hour. If you wish to hike down, while we do not encourage it, please bring a headlamp, wear sturdy hiking shoes, and stay on the main roads until you reach the base. Food, drink, and music will be available after the concert ends to allow guests to linger comfortably and enjoy the evening and views while others download the gondola. Security will be monitoring hikers and access to the venue. Please do not ride your bike up for safety reasons, e-bikes are not currently prohibited in the Snow King special use permit boundary. You are required to purchase gondola access if you are not a season pass holder even if you hike as we are required to be in a position to download all attendees in the event of weather or emergency.

Can I ride the gondola down during the concert?

Yes. Your ticket to the concert will allow you to go up and down the gondola during the concert.

Observatory & Planetarium Access

Add on tickets are available for a planetarium experience in the Snow King Observatory & Planetarium on site they day of show. Shows will be available prior to the music and after the music depending on demand. Load the gondola as soon as gates open and avoid waiting in line with everyone who shows up at the last minute, then enjoy a planetarium show before the music. Or, after the show is over, avoid waiting in line for the gondola and kick back and enjoy a planetarium show.

May I bring drinks for the evening?

No. Outside alcohol is not permitted in the concert venue. Bags will be searched prior to loading the gondola and upon entrance to the concert venue. Water bottles are ok, but will be checked for alcohol if they are reusable or unsealed. Glass bottles and coolers will not be permitted. Water bottle refill stations are available in the new Summit House building adjacent to bathrooms.

May I bring food for the evening?

Yes. Food will be available within the venue and guests are welcome to bring their own food. Food trucks will be available at the summit and the new Aurora restaurant will be taking reservations for early seatings prior to the music on the Resy app.

What is available to eat and drink in the concert venue?

Beer, craft cider, hard seltzers, wine, and mixed drinks are available at the bars. Food vendors will be on hand with dinner options, snacks, water, and non-alcoholic beverages. IDs will be required for the purchase of alcohol. Please come prepared.

Can I bring camp chairs or a blanket to sit on?

Yes. Camp chairs and blankets are allowed. The venue is covered with grass this summer so please plan accordingly to be comfortable. We highly encourage comfortable closed toe shoes. Please no stubbed toes! No large tents or shade structures that block other peoples views will be permitted.

What happens in the event of weather?

Snow King Mountain Concert Venue is an outdoor venue at 8000 feet high, and shows will occur in all elements of Wyoming weather. Be prepared for adverse weather conditions, including total exposure to the sun, strong wind, severe rain and lightening storms. It is always wise to dress in layers, have a poncho on hand, wear sunscreen, and bring bug spray.

In the event of lightning, the concert may be paused when lightning is approaching from a distance, and guests may be asked to download the gondola until the lightning passes or shelter in place at the summit.

The gondola may shut temporarily if lightning is nearby and resume once it has passed. Guests may be required to shelter in place or hike down the mountain if the gondola is closed in the event of lightening.

Instructions will be given on the PA in the event of a lightning storm. Guests with disabilities needing special assistance will be prioritized for driving down the mountain in the event of an extended gondola closure.

Guests may shelter in the large lightening protected tent adjacent to the gondola, or in the gondola maintenance barn. Be ready to shelter in place with appropriate clothing to weather a storm. Non ambulatory people should move to the first aid area for assistance.

There are no refunds due to inclement weather this is an exposed outdoor concert venue at the top of a mountain.

Can I bring my kids?

Yes. This is an all ages, family-friendly event. Tickets are free for children under 5. Please recognize that download times for the gondola at the conclusion of the event may take over an hour so plan accordingly.

What is included in the VIP ticket?

VIP tickets include priority loading and downloading on the gondola and access to a stage side VIP zone with drinks, food, tents, tables and limited chairs. The VIP bar will be open for complimentary beer, cocktails, wine, soft drinks and limited appetizers for VIP ticket holders only. Three free drinks will be available per VIP this season and then the bar will be open for cash purchases.

Are bathrooms available at the top?

Yes. Porta Potties will be available as well as bathrooms in the new Summit House building.

What Items are prohibited

The following items are prohibited at the venue:

Weapons of any sort, animals, drones, tents, coolers, inflatables, professional film equipment, glass containers, grills, ground stakes, outside alcohol.

What happens if I buy tickets and my plans change?

All ticket sales are final. No refunds or exchanges will be allowed. Snow King Mountain is not responsible for any issues with tickets purchased from third parties.

What time can I arrive?

Arrive early, gondola access starts at 5:00pm.

Can I bring my pet?

No, sorry.

Will there be security?

To ensure guest’s safety, private security officers will be on-site as well as Teton County Sheriff’s officers. Security workers will have a Snow King staff shirt on that says security. All guests and bags/purses will be searched prior to loading the gondola. People caught attempting to sneak into the venue will be prosecuted.

Ticketing Info

Once you complete your online purchase, you will receive an email with a PDF attachment that is your ticket for the event.

A printed or digital ticket must be presented for each person entering the event.

There is a separate page for each ticket purchased. The second page of the confirmation email pdf is the start of the tickets to be scanned.

You can purchase tickets in person at our Guest Services office Monday – Friday, 10 am – 5pm.

If you have questions you can call our Guest Services office 307-201-5464

Snow King Mountain is not responsible for any issues with tickets purchased from third parties.

Bike Parking

Ski racks and bike racks will be placed around the base of the gondola, please use these racks to lock up your bike for the evening. If you are not riding your bike we encourage you to carpool or take an uber/taxi. Please watch out for your friends and avoid any drinking and driving.

What else?

We highly recommend wearing closed toed shoes, bringing rain / warm weather gear, bug spray, sunblock, and a blanket to sit on. The temperature typically starts off warm and ends cool. Don’t miss a minute of the show just because you forgot your jacket!

Lost and Found- during concert will be delivered to the gondola operator booth. After the end of the event all items will be moved to gondola ticket booth at base.

Ticket issues- see gondola ticket booth through 8PM

ARTISTS SPOTLIGHT

The Black Keys

A multi-platinum, Grammy Award–winning rock duo from Akron, Ohio, who have risen from underground acclaim to become one of the most commercially successful rock acts of the modern era. Comprised of Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney, the band has sold more than 15 million albums worldwide and generated billions of global streams, driven by landmark releases such as Brothers and El Camino. Their catalog includes multiple No. 1 albums and chart-dominating singles like “Tighten Up,” “Lonely Boy,” and “Gold on the Ceiling.” Renowned for their powerful live shows, The Black Keys have headlined major arenas, amphitheaters, and international festivals, performing for crowds in the tens of thousands across North America and beyond.

GZA, Ghostface Killah, Raekwon

Foundational figures in hip-hop and core members of the legendary Wu-Tang Clan, GZA, Ghostface Killah, and Raekwon are collectively responsible for some of the most influential music in rap history. Each artist has built a celebrated solo legacy, with GZA’s Liquid Swords, Raekwon’s Only Built 4 Cuban Linx…, and Ghostface Killah’s extensive catalog. Known for their vivid narratives, sharp wordplay, and unmistakable New York grit, the trio helped define the sound and ethos of East Coast hip-hop throughout the 1990s and beyond. Together on stage, they represent a rare convergence of legacy and skill, continuing to command global respect as architects of one of hip-hop’s most enduring movements.

The Pharcyde

With their landmark debut, Bizarre Ride II, the Pharcyde achieved both critical and commercial success, producing enduring hits like “Passin’ Me By” and establishing the group as a creative force with a distinct voice in the genre. They further solidified their legacy with Labcabincalifornia, featuring production from the legendary J Dilla and the timeless single “Runnin’.” With a catalog that continues to influence artists across hip-hop and beyond, The Pharcyde’s impact, innovation, and longevity have secured their status as one of the genre’s most respected and influential groups.

Havoc of Mobb Deep

Rising from the Queensbridge housing projects, Mobb Deep built a reputation on raw realism, stark production, and unfiltered narratives that captured the tension and intensity of New York City street life. Led by the late Prodigy and Havoc, the duo’s 1995 release The Infamous became a cornerstone of East Coast hip-hop, with “Shook Ones, Pt. II” widely considered one of the most iconic rap records ever made. Their sound—dark, minimal, and confrontational—set a new standard for hardcore rap and propelled a run of successful albums that achieved platinum status and critical acclaim. Decades later, Mobb Deep’s music continues to resonate as a defining voice of authenticity, influence, and lyrical grit in hip-hop culture.

The Dead South

The Dead South have never been about constant reinvention, but about full commitment to their own singular way. With confidence in their sound and style and trust in each other, The Dead South arrive at the cusp of explosive global success in an enviable, and well-earned, position: total autonomy. It doesn’t really matter what you call their music – progressive bluegrass, alternative Americana, country, folk and western, what matters is that this is theirs, and people from all different backgrounds, beliefs, experiences, languages and ages love it.

Trampled by Turtles

Trampled by Turtles are from Duluth, Minnesota, where frontman Dave Simonett initially formed the group as a side project in 2003. There crossover appeal has landed them on the #1 spot of Billboard’s Bluegrass Charts on every record they’ve released while playing marquee festivals like Coachella, ACL Fest, and Lollapalooza.

Gregory Alan Isakov

Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, and now calling Colorado home, horticulturist/musician Gregory Alan Isakov has cast an impressive presence on the indie-rock and folk worlds with his six full-length studio albums: That Sea, The Gambler; This Empty Northern Hemisphere; The Weatherman; Gregory Alan Isakov with the Colorado Symphony; Evening Machines (nominated for a Grammy award for Best Folk Album), and Appaloosa Bones. Isakov tours internationally with his band and has performed with several national symphony orchestras across the United States.

Turnpike Troubadours

Pioneers of the Red Dirt music scene and one of America’s most beloved bands, Turnpike Troubadours has amassed a massive following throughout their renowned career with more than 2.2 billion streams globally and over 1.7 million equivalent units sold. Since their debut in 2005, the band has released seven studio albums, performed countless sold-out headline shows, appeared in Paramount’s hit show “Yellowstone” and were inducted into the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame. This past spring, Turnpike Troubadours added to their historic career with the release of their surprise album, The Price of Admission, which debuted at #1 on the iTunes all-genre and country charts and earned them their highest Spotify chart debuts to date.

Shaggy

Born Orville Richard Burrell and raised in Kingston, Jamaica, Shaggy got his start as an MC in New York City’s burgeoning dancehall scene soon after moving to Brooklyn in his teens. Not long after serving four years in the U.S. Marines (including two tours of duty in the Middle East as part of Operation Desert Storm), he inked his first record deal and quickly scored a global crossover smash with “Oh Carolina.” As the only diamond-selling dancehall artist in music history, Shaggy, has sold more than 40 million album units to date, in addition to landing eight singles on the Billboard Hot 100 and seven albums on the Billboard 200 (including four in the top 40). He is among the top 3 streamed reggae artists of all time on Spotify (along with Bob Marley & Sean Paul).

Max McNown

Max McNown creates the kind of songs that perfectly soundtrack our most intimate moments: times of intense heartache and tremendous loss, immense upheaval and life-changing revelation. Within just a year of teaching himself to play guitar, the Oregon-bred, Nashville-based musician turned out three EPs spotlighting his emotionally potent yet nuanced lyrics—an element beautifully displayed on his breakout single “A Lot More Free,” a track that landed on Billboard’s Emerging Artists chart and greatly expanded his grassroots following.

Paul Cauthen

A singer-songwriter with a long, well-documented distaste for playing by anyone else’s rules, the East Texas native has spent the better part of two decades clawing his way through the country underground, embodying the independent spirit – and expressing it through a monolithic “Big Velvet” vocal. Fusing classic-country grit, gospel power, and a rhinestoned rock-and-roll edge, four previous albums proclaimed his singular style with a booming baritone and near-biblical swagger. But for his fifth LP, Book of Paul, Cauthen writes his code in permanent ink.

Jamestown Revival

Jamestown Revival is an internationally recognized Americana/Roots Rock band from Austin, TX. The band has performed at iconic music festivals, such as Austin City Limits, Farm Aid, Coachella, Stagecoach, Lollapalooza, Willie Nelson’s 4th of July Picnic and the Outlaw Music Festival (featuring Willie Nelson), have been featured in publications ranging from Rolling Stone to the Wall Street Journal, and toured with the likes of The Avett Brothers, Brandi Carlile, Nathaniel Rateliff, Ryan Bingham and Willie Nelson. Jamestown Revival has released four critically acclaimed albums (Utah, The Education Of A Wandering Man, San Isabel and Young Man) and two equally praised EPs (Field Guide To Loneliness and Fireside With Louis L’Amour), and has earned Tony and Grammy Award nominations for their work on hit Broadway musical, The Outsiders – A New Musical (2024 Tony Award Winner – Best Musical).

Dylan Gossett

One of the fastest-rising voices in modern Americana and country, earning national attention through raw, emotionally direct songwriting and a sound rooted in folk, country, and Red Dirt traditions. Originally gaining momentum through viral success and grassroots fan support, Gossett has amassed hundreds of millions of global streams with breakout songs such as “Coal,” “To Be Free,” and “Lone Ole Cowboy.” His music has quickly translated to the stage, where he has sold out clubs, theaters, and mid-size venues across the U.S., building a reputation for powerful, stripped-down live performances that connect deeply with audiences. With a rapidly growing catalog and a devoted fan base, Dylan Gossett has established himself as one of the most compelling and authentic new artists in the Americana and country landscape.

Of Monsters and Men

An internationally acclaimed indie-folk band from Reykjavík, Iceland, Of Monsters and Men are celebrated for their sweeping melodies, cinematic arrangements, and emotionally resonant songwriting. The group rose to global prominence with their debut album My Head Is an Animal, which featured the multi-platinum hit “Little Talks” and introduced a sound that blended folk instrumentation with expansive pop sensibility. Their subsequent releases have debuted at the top of international charts, earning billions of streams worldwide and solidifying their reputation as one of the most distinctive bands of their generation. Known for immersive live performances that range from theaters to major festival stages, Of Monsters and Men continue to captivate audiences with music that feels both intimate and epic in scale.

Jordan Davis

Award-winning, multi-platinum singer/songwriter Jordan Davis’ highly-anticipated second full- length album, Bluebird Days, produced four consecutive No. 1s and two “song of the year” award-winning titles, including the 5X Platinum-selling hit “Buy Dirt” (CMA Awards 2022, NSAI Awards 2023) and 3X Platinum-selling “Next Thing You Know” (ACM Awards 2024). All penned by Davis, the Louisiana-born and raised star also released the chart-topping hit singles “What My World Spins Around” and “Tucson Too Late,” in addition to “Next Thing You Know” and “Buy Dirt,” earning numerous award nominations, including CMA, ACM, CMT, American Music Award, Billboard Music Award and iHeart Award nods as well as his second Platinum- Certified album, Bluebird Days.

Fitz and the Tantrums

In the not-so-distant past, Michael “Fitz” Fitzpatrick, lead singer of acclaimed, multi-platinum-selling soul-pop outfit Fitz and The Tantrums, admits he would often second-guess himself when writing new music. Following the band’s breakthrough 2013 album, More Than Just a Dream, not to mention a slew of massive hit singles that followed including “Out of My League,” “The Walker,” and “HandClap,” suddenly, Fitz said, “I’ve got all these other little voices in my head swirling around: ‘What do people want?’ ‘What do the fans want?’ You just get all these other things that start to influence you both consciously and subconsciously.” As a direct reaction to this, over the past year, as the band wrote and recorded their forthcoming sixth studio album, Man On The Moon (due on July 25 via Atlantic Records), the singer says he decided to instead throw caution to the wind so as to feel more free in the creative process than at any time during his career to date.

Parcels

Originally formed in Byron Bay, Australia, back in 2014, Parcels now operate in a dual-location setup, with members scattered between Australia and Berlin, Germany. The band’s line-up consists of keyboardist Louie Swain, keyboardist/guitarist Patrick Hetherington, bassist Noah Hill, drummer Anatole “Toto” Serret, and guitarist Jules Crommelin. With over a billion streams and a sold-out performance at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado in 2024, Parcels are continuing their journey without missing a beat, always expanding the scope of their influence.

The Elovaters

Exploding into the American progressive roots scene in 2018 with their #1 Billboard Reggae album Defy Gravity, The Elovaters have quickly become a household name for lovers of Sublime, Jack Johnson, Slightly Stoopid, G. Love, Stick Figure, The Movement, and more. They won Artist Of The Year, and Live Act of The Year in the 2022 New England Music Awards, and a few months later were voted Reggae/Ska Artist of The Year in the Boston Music Awards. Their music has been featured on CBS’ Hawaii Five-O and their song “Boston” was played during the World Series Parade when the Boston Red Sox won in 2018. Several of The Elovaters songs are in heavy rotation on SiriusXM’s “No Shoes Radio,” “Margaritaville,” and “The Spectrum,” and they are currently touring in North America and the Pacific Islands in support of their 2023 full-length album ENDLESS SUMMER.

Too Short

A pioneering force in hip-hop, whose influence spans more than four decades, Too $hort has been shaping the sound, business, and culture of West Coast rap. Emerging from Oakland in the mid-1980s, he helped define independent hip-hop with raw storytelling, entrepreneurial hustle, and an unmistakable voice that became synonymous with the genre’s rise. With over 20 studio albums, multiple platinum and gold certifications, and billions of cumulative streams, Too $hort remains one of rap’s most enduring and respected figures. His catalog includes genre-defining classics such as Life Is…Too Short and Short Dog’s in the House, while his collaborations with artists ranging from Tupac and Notorious B.I.G. to Jay-Z, Snoop Dogg, and modern-era hitmakers underscore his cross-generational relevance. Renowned for high-energy live performances and a deep, instantly recognizable catalog, Too $hort continues to command stages worldwide, delivering a legacy set that bridges hip-hop’s foundation with its future.

E-40

Rising from Vallejo in the late 1980s, E-40 became a cornerstone of West Coast rap by championing independent distribution, regional authenticity, and lyrical innovation long before they became industry standards. With a catalog exceeding 25 studio albums, numerous gold and platinum releases, and billions of streams worldwide, E-40 has built a career defined by longevity and evolution. Known for his unmistakable delivery, inventive slang, and sharp storytelling, he has collaborated with an extraordinary range of artists—from Tupac, Biggie, and B-Legit to Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Lil Wayne, and beyond—cementing his relevance across multiple generations.

Juvenile

Teruis “Juvenile” Gray was born in New Orleans, Louisiana and grew up between his family’s houses in the 10th ward and in the 3rd Ward Magnolia Housing Project. A child prodigy, Juvenile started writing professionally in his early teens and earned his moniker after being sought after to create the records that would become the foundation of Bounce Music. Starting with “Being Myself” in 1995, Juvenile has released 12 albums including the top selling album by a black solo rapper of all time “400 Degreez” and multiple other recordings including as the leader of the group The Hot Boys selling over 10 million albums worldwide. Juvenile is credited with being the first Southern rapper to get national airplay with his seminal recording “Ha”. Juvenile’s classic song “Back That Azz Up” has spread the music and culture of New Orleans globally and is enjoyed at peak celebrations by millions for the last 25 years. Mr Gray has also enjoyed a string of successful business ventures including his custom furniture business Made By Juvie and his popular beverage Juvie Juice brewed on the same street as his great-grandmother’s & grandfather’s house.

O.A.R.

It’s unbelievable that O.A.R. are still together thirty years since their first gig at an eighth-grade talent show, but these musicians are no strangers to “unbelievable.” In fact, they’ve quietly shattered expectations at every turnover the last thirty years. Their journey may have started in Maryland, but it’s taken them around the world with multiple sold-out shows at Madison Square Garden and Red Rocks Amphitheatre, north of 1 billion streams, and multiplatinum success. Creating an expansive catalog beginning with 1997’s The Wanderer, they earned RIAA Gold certifications, three Top 15 Billboard 200 debuts, and collaborated with everyone from Robert Redford and Goo Goo Dolls to Wiz Khalifa and DJ Premier.

Sofi Tukker

GRAMMY-nominated electronic duo made up of best friends Sophie Hawley-Weld and Tucker Halpern. After meeting at Brown University, they formed a band instead of following their original solo paths—Sophie back to Brazil, Tucker into DJing. Their debut single “Drinkee” and album Treehouse were both Grammy-nominated, launching a career rooted in global, joyful dance music with deep Brazilian influences. They’ve released four studio albums (Treehouse, WET TENNIS, BREAD, butter) and hit singles like “Best Friend” and “Purple Hat,” amassing billions of streams and Platinum records across five continents. Known for their explosive, genre-blending live shows, they’ve headlined Red Rocks, Forest Hills Stadium, and played nearly every major festival from Coachella to Tomorrowland.