- The Ogden Twilight Concert Series features 10 shows starting June 9.
- Headliners include the Black Keys and Gregory Alan Isakov.
- Season tickets start at $191; individual shows range from $25.16 to $46.39 after taxes and fees.
OGDEN — Some big names, award-winning artists and indie favorites are all coming to northern Utah's biggest outdoor series this year.
Organizers of the Ogden Twilight Concert Series unveiled the headliners of the 10 shows coming to Ogden Amphitheater, 343 E. 25th Street, this summer. This year's lineup begins on June 9 with the five-time Grammy Award-winning rock duo the Black Keys, which was previously announced.
Big Thief, which performed at the Salt Lake City Twilight Concert Series last year, will close out Ogden's lineup on Oct. 7.
Iconic indie folk singer-songwriter Gregory Alan Isakov, performing on June 22, highlights some of the headliners in between.
British indie rockers Wet Leg, which catapulted onto the scene with their Grammy Award-winning debut album released in 2022, will be coming to Ogden on Aug. 5. Their sophomore album, "Moisturizer," released last year, also garnered three Grammy Award nominations and peaked at No. 1 on the U.K. charts.
Event organizers revealed in January that Mt. Joy would be headlining on Aug. 25, coinciding with the indie band's touring schedule. Organizers also announced alternative rock singer-songwriter Joe P would be joining them at the Ogden Amphitheater.
Full 2026 Ogden Twilight Concert Series lineup
- June 9: The Black Keys
- June 22: Gregory Alan Isakov
- June 25: Elderbrook with Tobiahs
- July 2: Bunt
- July 30: Of Monsters and Men
- Aug. 5: Wet Leg with Momma
- Aug. 22: Sofi Tukker with LP Giobbi
- Aug. 25: Mt. Joy with Joe P
- Sept. 18: Lane 8 with Massane Ashibah
- Oct. 7: Big Thief
Season tickets also went on sale in January, and prices have now increased with the full lineup out. Season tickets start at $191 after taxes and fees, while VIP season tickets are $861 after taxes and fees.
Individual shows vary by artist, with some going on sale Thursday. Tickets for the Black Keys and Mt. Joy start at $46.39 after taxes and fees, the highest price among the 10 performances this year. Ticket prices, after taxes and fees, start at $25.16 for Of Monsters and Men, Bunt., Elderbrook and Lane 8, which is the lowest price point for the shows.
S&S Presents, the series' organizer, acknowledged the prices on social media.
"We've done all that we can to keep season prices low for our locals, but even as individual shows, these are just crazy," the company wrote. "These are serious bucket list bookings for not much more than a night out at a movie."
Tickets for the season and or individual shows are available at 24tix.com.
