Storm King Art Center’s Summer Concerts returns to New Windsor in the Hudson Valley, featuring outdoor live performances for the community. The performances are throughout June, July, and August, giving music fans the chance to experience the shows surrounded by the museum’s massive sculpture-filled field. The series is diverse with genres from experimental rock and indie music to jazz and contemporary composition.
The series opens June 20 with Kim Gordon, the Sonic Youth co-founder whose latest solo work continues to push the boundaries between rock, noise, and art. She’ll be joined by indie rock duo The Fiery Furnaces.
A day later, British experimental rock group Black Country, New Road takes the stage at Storm King Art Center, alongside Chicago-born, New York-based trio Horsegirl. Black Country, New Road is known for their alternative music, while Horsegirl has earned a spotlight for its combination of indie rock, shoegaze, and post-punk influences.
The Storm King Art Center’s Summer Concerts continue July 11 with the Devonté Hynes Ensemble. Best known to many listeners for his work as Blood Orange. He has made a name for himself in the classical music space. The performance marks the ensemble’s first presentation in the United States. He will be accompanied by Tariq Al-Sabir and Adam Tendler. Al-Sabir is an outstanding interdisciplinary artist, composer, and music director, while Tendler is a Grammy-nominated pianist himself.
The final concert takes place on August 15 with the Sun Ra Arkestra, the legendary jazz ensemble founded by Sun Ra in the 1950s. Known for blending big-band jazz, Afrofuturism, and theatrical performance. The group remains one of the most influential acts in jazz history. It continues to tour internationally under the direction of Marshall Allen.
Storm King Art Center Summer Concert Series 2026
June 20 – Kim Gordon with The Fiery Furnaces
June 21 – Black Country, New Road with Horsegirl
July 11 – Devonté Hynes Ensemble
August 15 – Sun Ra Arkestra
To buy tickets and to find more information on the Storm King Art Center’s Summer Concert Series, visit their official website.
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