A new season of Ogden Twilight begins

Photos of the first Ogden Twilight concert of the year with The Black Keys and Fai Laci on June 9. A new setup extends the venue out to the street lending more space for food trucks and merch. Deann Armes

Ogden’s Twilight Concert Series returns this summer, bringing various indie artists and notable musical acts to the Ogden Amphitheater.

This year’s concert series will consist of 10 headliner shows starting in June and ending in October. This year’s lineup offers a wide variety of artists and talents for all walks of music lovers. The Black Keys, a Grammy-winning rock group, will open the series on June 9 with support from indie rock group Fai Laci. 

This year’s concert series will wrap on Oct. 7 with Big Thief, an indie rock band that also played last year. 

The full lineup for the 2026 Ogden Twilight Concert Series:

June 9: The Black Keys with Fai Laci

June 22: Gregory Alan Isakov with Joshua James and Sammy Brue

June 25: Elderbrook with Tobiahs

July 2: BUNT

July 30: Of Monsters and Men

Aug. 5: Wet Leg with Momma

Aug. 22: Sofi Tukker with LP Giobbi

Aug. 25: Mt. Joy

Sept. 18: Lane 8 with Massane and Ashibah

Oct 7: Big Thief

The Twilight Concert Series was first put together in 2015 and has been a consistent presence in Ogden every summer since then. Jared Allen and Christy McBride developed the concert series to give Ogden a bigger name on the map. Allen is the owner of the Ogden bar Alleged, and McBride is the manager for Ogden City’s arts and culture. The duo work with S&S Presents to bring the series to life. S&S Presents is dedicated to bringing music to Utah and is the company behind events and venues like the Kilby Block Party, The Soundwell, the Urban Lounge, and more.

Ticket packages for the concert series are currently sold out, but individual tickets for the concerts can still be found. Prices vary depending on the artist, ranging from $20-$45. For more information about the 2026 Ogden Twilight Concert Series, visit their website: Ogdentwilight.com.