Denver Botanic Gardens reveals 2026 concert lineup
The music is returning to the gardens this summer.
Denver Botanic Gardens announced the 2026 schedule for its annual Summer Concert Series.
This year’s lineup expands to 14 dates, with Grace Potter, Allen Stone, Soccer Mommy, Chris Botti, Judy Collins with Bruce Cockburn, and Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue in the lineup.
Denver Botanic Gardens 2026 Summer Concert Series
- Tuesday, June 23 – John Craigie and Blind Pilot
- Tuesday, July 7- Grace Potter
- Wednesday, July 8 – Allen Stone
- Thursday, July 9 – Soccer Mommy
- Thursday, July 16 – Chris Botti
- Wednesday, July 22 – Judy Collins with Bruce Cockburn
- Sunday, July 26 – Watchhouse
- Wednesday, July 29 – The Beths and Beach Bunny
- Tuesday, Aug. 4 – The Infamous Stringdusters
- Thursday, Aug. 6 – Band Of Horses
- Monday, Aug. 10 – Gregory Porter
- Tuesday, Aug. 11 – Steel Pulse
- Wednesday, Aug. 12 – Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue
- Monday, Aug. 17 – Sam Bush and Paul Hoffman
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