Concerts

Our 2026 schedule appears below. Watch for an announcement in our Look & Listen newsletter about the 2026 schedule. You can subscribe to Look & Listen here.

May 21 – Rebecca Porter and the Rhinestone Roses
Raised in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley and born in Guam, Rebecca Porter’s bold songwriting and striking voice blend Appalachia with Pacific Island warmth. Her 2023 EP Queen of the Local and 2025 debut Roll with the Punches have earned national acclaim from NPR’s Mountain Stage, No Depression, The Bluegrass Situation, KEXP, and Lonesome Highway. Expect a dynamic six-piece band featuring guitars, fiddle, pedal steel, bass, and drums.

June 18 – Pictrola
Known for electrifying performances at festivals like Grey Fox, DelFest, and IBMA Live, Northern Virginia’s Pictrola fuses bluegrass tradition with freewheeling improvisation. Their hit song “More Than We Can Fix” won a 2024 WAMMIE Award, and “Indy Air” landed on Spotify’s Newgrass playlist. The band’s diverse influences — from jazz to jamgrass — make every show unpredictable and full of energy.

Band members: Mike Shade (guitar, vocals), Josh Ungar (mandolin, vocals), Evan Sands (banjo, vocals), Dan Henderson (fiddle, vocals), and Taylor Gerber (bass).

July 16 – District Dad Band
A local favorite with an irreverent twist, District Dad Band gets the crowd dancing to everything from bluegrass to classic rock to pop hits. They promise fun for the whole family — and the occasional surprise cover you didn’t know you needed.

Band members: Paul Kilbridge (guitar, mandolin), Andrew Curry (guitar, bass), Al Masino (banjo, mandolin), David Mortlock (ukulele, harmonica), and Dustin Degrande (beatbox).

August 20 – Tinsmith
For over two decades, Tinsmith has delighted audiences with high-energy Celtic and Appalachian old-time music flavored with touches of blues, funk, and jazz. A three-time invitee to the North Texas Irish Festival, the band has played venues from The Barns at Wolf Trap to the Potomac Celtic Festival.

Band members: Brooke Parkhurst (vocals, tin whistle, banjo, flute), Rowan Corbett (guitar, bouzouki, bones, vocals), and Henry Cross (bass, vocals).

September 17 – Gold Top County Ramblers
This beloved Sperryville-based band brings their signature “string rock” and bluegrass spirit to close out the season.

Band members: Adam Rogers (mandolin, vocals), Jesse Rogers (bass), Tucker Rogers (resonator guitar), Matt Davis (banjo), James Reid (drums), and Evan Childress (fiddle).

Bring a picnic or grab a bite from local favorites like New Iberia Kitchen, Off the Grid Indulgent Scullery, C&C Frozen Treats, Yukon’s Treats and Copper Fox Distillery.

PLEASE NOTE: NO OPEN ALCOHOL CONTAINERS CAN LEAVE THE CONCERT VENUE SPACE.

Thank you to our partners.

• Alex Sharp and Copper Fox Antiques – for use of the land and parking area
• Copper Fox Distillery – for use of the parking area
• Opitz Construction – provider of the stage tent
• The Sperryville Corner Store – banner display
• Greg and Liz Yates and The Marketplace Sperryville—for use of the parking area
• PATH Foundation – support through a Better Together Grant

The free series is suitable for all ages and is meant to bring the community together outside in a safe and responsible way. Concert goers are encouraged to bring blankets and low chairs. Though free, a tip jar will be provided and we encourage you to support our local musicians.

Dog owners, we love your furry friends, and if you bring them, please keep them leashed and sit on the perimeter of the crowd.

Plenty of free parking is available.