The String Cheese Incident blends jam band improvisation with bluegrass, rock, funk, electronic, and reggae influences. Their live shows are high-energy, free-flowing experiences filled with extended jams, vibrant light displays, and a devoted fan community that turns every concert into a celebration.
Spoon and The Beth’s bring their tight, groove-driven indie and art rock to the Iroquois Amphitheater for a summer night of music.
Chicago is a legendary American rock band formed in 1967 in Chicago, Illinois, originally as The Big Thing, then Chicago Transit Authority, before shortening to Chicago in 1969. Pioneering the “rock band with horns,” they blended jazz, rock, and pop with brass sections. Founding members Robert Lamm (keyboards/vocals), Lee Loughnane (trumpet), and James Pankow (trombone) remain active, touring extensively in 2026 with hits like “25 or 6 to 4” and “Saturday in the Park.” They’ve sold over 100 million records across decades of evolution.
Grateful Dub is a reggae-infused tribute project by the New Hampshire-based band Roots of Creation. They reimagine classic Grateful Dead songs with dub reggae rhythms, horns, and laid-back grooves. Their 2018 album Grateful Dub: A Reggae-Infused Tribute to the Grateful Dead topped the Billboard Reggae charts and features guest artists. The group tours actively, blending jam-band spirit with island vibes for energetic live performances.
Nick Dittmeier & the Sawdusters deliver gritty, high-energy Americana rooted in alt-country, roots rock, blues and Midwest storytelling. Expect a raw, soulful vibe with twangy guitars, vivid narratives of working-class life, and an electrifying live presence. Their shows blend honky-tonk stompers with heartfelt ballads and plenty of foot-stomping crowd-pleasers.
