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Harmony in the Woods Announces 2026 Summer Season

Posted 3/6/26

HAWLEY, PA — Nestled deep in the forest of Northeastern Pennsylvania, where the pines hum and stars shimmer above a canopy of sound, Harmony In The Woods returns for its 2026 summer season with its …

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HAWLEY, PA — Nestled deep in the forest of Northeastern Pennsylvania, where the pines hum and stars shimmer above a canopy of sound, Harmony In The Woods returns for its 2026 summer season with its most expansive and genre-spanning lineup to date.

More than an outdoor stage, Harmony In The Woods is a sanctuary of sound — a place where music, nature, and community collide. From Southern soul and blues-rock to Celtic folk, Broadway legends, Americana innovators, Latin fusion, and iconic tribute nights, the 2026 season invites audiences to once again gather under the trees to lose themselves — and find their sound. The 2026 Summer Season runs July 3 through September 5 and includes:

  • July 3 – Bywater Call – A seven-piece Southern soul powerhouse from Toronto delivering explosive vocals, blazing horns, and electrifying stage chemistry.
  • July 4 – Mamma Mania – New York City’s premier ABBA tribute bringing glittering harmonies and full-throttle disco joy.
  • July 10 – Sam Reider & the Human Hands – A Latin Grammy–nominated ensemble blending folk, jazz, and chamber music into cinematic acoustic storytelling.
  • July 11 – The Brit Pack – A high-energy celebration of British rock spanning Led Zeppelin, Queen, Bowie, Oasis, and more.
  • July 17 – Bandits on the Run – A theatrical indie-folk trio known for inventive instrumentation and three-part harmonies.
  • July 18 – SoulShine – A masterful recreation of the Allman Brothers Band experience with twin drummers and soaring improvisation.
  • July 24 – Pressing Strings – Soulful Americana with smoky vocals, deep grooves, and three-part harmonies that feel both timeless and fresh.
  • July 25 – Adam Ezra Group – A grassroots folk-rock force blending activism, community, and powerful songwriting.
  • July 31 – Kara Grainger – Blues-rock fire and soulful slide guitar shaped by an international touring career.
  • August 1 – Rosine with Mike Miz – Modern Americana meets Northeast PA rock spirit in a night of collaboration and storytelling.
  • August 2 – Dave Matthews Tribute Band – A high-energy benefit concert for the Wallenpaupack Watershed recreating the spirit of a DMB live show.
  • August 7 – Taylor Ashton – Intimate, road-forged songwriting layered with warmth and lyrical depth.
  • August 8 – The Everly Set – A harmony-driven celebration of the Everly Brothers led by acclaimed singer-songwriters Sean Altman and Jack Skuller.
  • August 14 – House of Hamill – Upcycled Celtic folk blending fiddles, harmonies, and quick-witted storytelling.
  • August 15 – Chris Collins & Boulder Canyon – A heartfelt and authentic tribute to the music of John Denver.
  • August 21 – Liz Callaway – Tony and Grammy nominee and Emmy Award–winning Broadway and film vocalist.
  • August 22 – The Seven Wonders – A world-class tribute to Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks’ most iconic songs.
  • August 23 – Benefit Concert for WVIA – Supporting regional arts and public media.
  • August 28 – Doc Robinson – Indie-pop hooks and heartbreak harmonies with infectious Midwest charm.
  • August 29 – De Tierra Caliente – A vibrant Latin fusion band igniting the stage with salsa, merengue, samba, and more.
  • September 4 – Quinn Sullivan – A blues-rock virtuoso mentored by Buddy Guy with jaw-dropping guitar command.
  • September 5 – Michael Glabicki of Rusted Root with Dirk Miller – An intimate acoustic evening of Rusted Root hits and improvisational exploration.

Highlights of the season include the high-energy Concert for the Lake on August 2 featuring The Dave Matthews Tribute Band benefiting the Wallenpaupack Watershed and the Benefit Concert for WVIA on August 23, reinforcing Harmony’s commitment to environmental stewardship and regional arts access. General admission ticket prices range from $25 to $65 depending on the performance and include seating in provided and comfortable lawn chairs. 

Guests are encouraged to bring picnics and beverages, wear comfortable clothing for summer evenings outdoors, and settle in beneath the stars. Most performances begin at 6 PM, and gates for parking open one hour prior to showtime. Golf cart service is available to transport guests from the parking area to the seating area for anyone who would like assistance.

Harmony in the Woods is located at 19 Imagination Way Hawley, PA 18428. In the event of severe weather requiring a move indoors, ticket holders are notified 4–6 hours prior to the performance via email, and updates are posted to Harmony In The Woods’ Facebook and Instagram pages. Shows that move indoors will take place at Harmony on the River located at The Dime Bank Indian Orchard Campus on 1055 Texas Palmyra Highway in Honesdale, PA. 

Presale access is currently available to Giving Tree Sponsors. Public ticket sales begin March 12. Organizers strongly encourage purchasing tickets in advance, as many performances are expected to sell out.

Tickets and full show details are available at:

www.harmonyinthewoods.org

Harmony In The Woods is a project of The Foundation for Harmony Presents, a charitable 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to cultivating individual and communal growth through exceptional performing and cultural arts programming. Every effort is made to ensure its programming reflects the foundation’s core values of environmental stewardship, arts accessibility, and cultural enrichment. As another season begins, Harmony continues to transform a quiet forest clearing in Hawley into a destination where world-class artistry meets intimate outdoor experience — and where music feels expansive, personal, and deeply connected to place.

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