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September 4th, 7:30 pm
Steve Poltz
Rainbow Girls
Steve Poltz is a beloved singer-songwriter and founding member of the Rugburns, known for his witty storytelling, heartfelt lyrics, and wildly spontaneous performances. His latest album, JoyRide, captures his free-spirited style with songs that balance humor, honesty, and poetic charm. Joining him are Rainbow Girls, a Northern California folk trio celebrated for their soul-stirring harmonies, rich acoustic instrumentation, and emotionally captivating live shows.
September 5th 7:30 pm
James McMurtry + Beat Root Revival
Acclaimed singer-songwriter James McMurtry brings his signature storytelling and gritty Americana sound to the stage in support of his latest album, The Black Dog and the Wandering Boy. Known for his vivid lyrics and unforgettable live performances, McMurtry continues to captivate audiences with songs that balance humor, heartbreak, and sharp observation. Opening the show is Beat Root Revival, the dynamic folk-blues duo of Andrea Magee and Ben Jones, whose rich harmonies and roots-driven sound blend Folk, Blues, Country, and Rock ’n’ Roll into an unforgettable performance.
September 20, 7:30 pm
Al Jardine & The Pet Sounds Band
Alan “Al” Jardine is a founding member of The Beach Boys, known for his guitar work, vocals, and songwriting that helped define the band’s iconic California sound. He sang lead on the No. 1 hit “Help Me, Rhonda,” contributed to many classic albums, later launched a solo career, reunited with the band for its 50th anniversary, and continues to tour and record with his son Matt Jardine and the Pet Sounds Band.
THE AUD
The Auditorium–or as we like to call it, The Aud is an intimate venue with just under 1,000 seats where there is not a bad seat in the house! The Aud hosts local and national talent spanning a wide variety of genres.
Please note that in accordance with Arkansas law, The Auditorium is a non-smoking facility and guests are not allowed to bring alcoholic beverages into the facility. Beverages, including wine and beer, are available for purchase.
Handicapped assistance is available at the First Street entrance to the facility with a 425-pound weight limit. Due to the historic nature of the building, there is no handicapped access to the balcony.
PARKING
For headliner shows, downtown parking can be limited, so we suggest arriving a couple of hours early to secure parking and enjoy dining downtown before doors open. Guests may also park at Planer Hill and either take a short 14-minute walk or ride the trolley to The Aud. Eureka Springs Transit provides on-demand shuttle service for select late-night concerts. Be sure to call transit at 479-253-9572 to confirm.
THE AUD
The Auditorium–or as we like to call it, The Aud is an intimate venue with just under 1,000 seats where there is not a bad seat in the house! The Aud hosts local and national talent spanning a wide variety of genres.
Please note that in accordance with Arkansas law, The Auditorium is a non-smoking facility and guests are not allowed to bring alcoholic beverages into the facility. Beverages, including wine and beer, are available for purchase.
Handicapped assistance is available at the First Street entrance to the facility with a 425-pound weight limit. Due to the historic nature of the building, there is no handicapped access to the balcony.
PARKING
For headliner shows, downtown parking can be limited, so we suggest arriving a couple of hours early to secure parking and enjoy dining downtown before doors open. Guests may also park at Planer Hill and either take a short 14-minute walk or ride the trolley to The Aud. Eureka Springs Transit provides on-demand shuttle service for select late-night concerts. Be sure to call transit at 479-253-9572 to confirm.