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About The Wood Brothers Tickets

The Wood Brothers are an Americana trio known for their soulful blend of folk, blues, and roots music. The group was formed by brothers Chris and Oliver Wood, along with multi-instrumentalist Jano Rix. Before joining forces, both brothers had established successful music careers independently—Oliver as a guitarist for Tinsley Ellis and frontman of the blues band King Johnson, and Chris as a founding member of the avant-garde jazz trio Medeski Martin & Wood. It wasn’t until 2004, after years of pursuing separate musical paths, that the siblings decided to collaborate, blending their distinct styles into a sound that was both rootsy and deeply emotional.

The Wood Brothers released their debut album, Ways Not to Lose, in 2006, produced by John Medeski. The album introduced listeners to their rich harmonies, raw storytelling, and fusion of folk and blues traditions. Over the years, they continued to refine their sound across several critically acclaimed albums, including Loaded (2008), Smoke Ring Halo(2011), and The Muse (2013). Their breakthrough came with One Drop of Truth (2018), which earned a Grammy nomination for Best Americana Album and solidified their reputation as one of the genre’s most compelling acts. Their work has consistently been praised for its authenticity and musicianship, balancing poetic lyricism with an infectious groove.

Beyond their recordings, The Wood Brothers have become known for their captivating live performances. Their concerts often feature improvisational moments, drawing from their jazz and blues backgrounds, and a sense of intimacy that connects them closely with audiences. They’ve graced major festivals such as Newport Folk Festival and Bonnaroo, sharing the stage with artists like Zac Brown Band and Lake Street Dive. Through years of touring and recording, The Wood Brothers have built a loyal following and established themselves as torchbearers of modern Americana—artists who celebrate tradition while continuing to push its boundaries.

Are The Wood Brothers going on tour?

The Wood Brothers are embarking a Spring 2026 Tour.

When is The Wood Brothers' Spring 2026 Tour?

The Wood Brothers' Spring 2026 Tour will run March 26, 2026 through May 9, 2026.

What major cities will The Wood Brothers visit on their Spring 2026 Tour?

On their Spring 2026 Tour, The Wood Brothers will visit major cities including Aspen, Scottsdale, Oklahoma City, Santa Fe, and more.

Who are The Wood Brothers?

The Wood Brothers are a roots/Americana trio composed of brothers Chris Wood (bass, vocals) and Oliver Wood (guitar, vocals), together with multi‐instrumentalist Jano Rix (drums/keys/percussion) as a permanent member. They came together after Chris and Oliver had separate musical careers; Chris worked with the avant-jazz trio Medeski Martin & Wood, and Oliver fronted a blues band in the South. Over time, they merged their interests in folk, blues, jazz and roots to form The Wood Brothers.

What is The Wood Brothers' latest album?

The Wood Brothers' most recent studio album is titled Puff of Smoke, released on August 1, 2025 via their imprint Honey Jar/Thirty Tigers. The record is their ninth studio album and features songs like “Witness,” “Puff of Smoke,” “Pray God Listens,” and more.

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Ticket prices depend on a variety of factors, like time of purchase, venue, seat location and more. You can find The Wood Brothers tickets for as low as $58.

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Are The Wood Brothers tickets cheaper last minute?

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What's The Wood Brothers's tour setlist?

While setlists can vary between venues, The Wood Brothers will likely play the following songs on tour: Luckiest Man, Postcards From Hell, I Got Loaded, The Muse, Sing About It, Lovin' Arms, Keep Me Around, One More Day, Honey Jar, Puff of Smoke

The Wood Brothers Tour Dates and Ticket Prices

DateLocationVenueLowest Price
06/11/2026BurlingtonFlynn Center for the Performing Arts - Main Stage$65
06/12/2026ConcordCapitol Center for the Arts - Chubb Theatre$70
06/13/2026ColumbiaMerriweather Post Pavilion$332
06/13/2026AccordArrowood Farms$91
06/16/2026NorwalkDistrict Music Hall$66
06/17/2026Red BankThe Vogel at Count Basie Center for the Arts$69
06/18/2026State CollegeThe State Theatre - State College, PA$86
06/20/2026SchenectadyFrog Alley Brewing$65
07/09/2026BellvueMishawaka Amphitheatre$108
07/11/2026HyannisCape Cod Melody TentN/A
07/26/2026PeoriaFriendly Valley Tavern - Peoria$69
07/31/2026HyannisCape Cod Melody Tent$73
08/20/2026NashvilleBrown County Music Center$69
08/21/2026AshevilleThe Orange Peel$80
08/22/2026AshevilleThe Orange Peel$77
08/25/2026LexingtonLexington Opera House$58

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