The Lake George Arts Project (LGAP) has announced a lineup featuring local favorites and nationally touring acts for its 2026 Summer Concert Series.
The live performances will take place on the shores of Lake George every Wednesday evening through July and August. All concerts take place at the Shepard Park Amphitheater from 7:00 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. Admission to all concerts is entirely free and open to the public. LGAP encourages concertgoers to bring their own lawn chairs and blankets.
The 2026 season marks a new beginning for the concert series, welcoming guests to view shows at the newly reconstructed Shepard Park Amphitheater. The multi-million dollar revitalization project following a 2024 fire is now complete just in time for the 2026 summer season.
Remaining dedicated to its mission of championing original music and local artistry, LGAP’s 2026 curation dedicates half of the season to local favorites from the Capital Region and the other half to acclaimed, nationally touring acts.
2026 Lake George Arts Project Summer Concert Series Schedule
Eastbound Jesus – A high-energy, roots-driven Americana powerhouse blending bluegrass, country soul, and rock & roll grit – July 1
Sara Milonovich & Daisycutter – Captivating, story-driven indie-roots and alt-country led by award-winning fiddler and singer-songwriter Sara Milonovich – July 8
Gráinne Duffy – An internationally acclaimed Irish guitarist and singer-songwriter blending Celtic roots with powerhouse blues, soul, and pop vocals fresh off major global festival stages – July 15
Oobleck – Albany’s premier analog funk band, bringing 16 years of horn-heavy, dance-floor-ready groove to the lakefront – July 22
Ghost Town Blues Band – A grit-and-glamor blues-rock group directly from Beale Street, known for explosive live sets that fuse New Orleans brass, Southern soul, and hip-hop jams – July 29
The Bluebillies – A unique blend of country, bluegrass and folk music with traditional style, sound and spirit – August 5
Alex Torres & His Latin Orchestra – A spectacular 12-piece orchestra delivering an infectious, critically acclaimed blend of original Afro-Caribbean rhythms including Salsa, Merengue, and Cha-cha – August 12
High Horse – A Boston-based progressive string band that breathes the raw, driving energy of alternative rock into traditional folk music – August 19
Lollise and the Gentleman Brawlers – This is a special Saturday show featuring bold Afro-futurist pop and afrofunk dance music – August 22
The ILL Funk Ensemble – A mash-up of hip-hop, neo-soul, R&B and rock that creates a dance-party like no other – August 26
For more information, visit www.lakegeorgearts.org/summer-concert-series
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