Set to take place from September 18 to September 20, one of Colorado’s hottest music festivals has announced the lineup for its 32nd annual event.

Around 11 a.m. on January 14, Telluride Blues & Brews announced the acts that attendees can expect to see in the southwestern Colorado mountain town this fall, including at least 20 acts at this time. Festival organizers also noted that additional artists and the full schedule for the event would be announced in March.

Throughout the weekend, artists will be performing across four stages in the scenic mountain town of Telluride – right around the time that fall foliage may start to rear its head, too.

Without further ado, here’s who’s set to perform at Telluride Blues & Brews 2026 as of now:

• Marcus King Band
• Taj Mahal & Keb’ Mo’
• Jon Batiste
• Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country
• The Record Company
• Samantha Fish
• G. Love & Special Sauce
• Charlie Msselwhite & GA-20
• Tab Benoit
• Eddie 9V
• Greyhounds
• Judith Hill
• Myron Elkins
• DK Harrell
• J & The Causeways
• Kirk Fletcher
• David Jacobs-Strain and Bob Beach
• The Zac Schulze Gang
• Nigel Wearne & The Spectres
• Troy Walker & Friends (Comedy)

Music Maker Foundation will also be present featuring Terry “Harmonica” Bean, Sugar Harp, Donkor Woodward, and Little Wille Farmer.

In addition to all of the performances, 20-plus breweries will be present, with four tasting sessions and a beer pairing dinner. Other events to expect throughout the weekend include a fundraiser 5K race, free yoga sessions, and campground sessions.

Three-day festival passes are currently on sale for $300 plus service fees. Single-day passes won’t be on sale until March 18, at which point they’re reported to start at $110 plus service fees.

“Telluride Blues & Brews is more than a music festival—it’s a full weekend experience.” said Courtney McClary Yug, Director of Operations. “From the music and beer to the outdoor activities and community vibe, every detail is designed to create something truly special for artists and fans, alike.”

Find more information and purchase tickets here.

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