Jackson Hole's big music fling is back March 27th through 28th at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. It's going to be the perfect way to close out the resort's 60th ski season.
The annual Jackson Hole Rendezvous Music Festival is a two-day, spring lifestyle and music festival, this year featuring headliner The Flaming Lips, a Grammy-winning band, supported by the jam-band mastery of Umphrey’s McGee and a high-energy kickoff from DJ Blake Horstmann.
Starting Saturday, March 28th, at noon, all rides on START Bus between downtown Jackson and Teton Village will be fare-free for the duration of the evening to help streamline travel for concert attendees.
Below is the schedule of events.
FRIDAY, MARCH 27
Kick off the weekend early at 3 p.m. on Friday, March 27, by skiing straight to a free Souls of Mischief concert under the Tram as they cap off the resort's free Road to Rendezvous music series the night before the festival.
SATURDAY, MARCH 28
The main musical event will feature opening act Blake Horstmann, who brings a mountain-town vibe that hits hard and keeps the dance floor packed. Best known for his appearances on "The Bachelorette," "Bachelor in Paradise" and "All-Star Shore," Horstmann has also built a successful career as a DJ and music producer.
Next up will be Umphrey’s McGee, which is excited to bring its genre-bending live show to Jackson Hole. With over 2,800 live shows, 14 studio albums and more than 27 years of musical evolution, the band's genre lines blur as progressive rock, funk, jazz, metal, electronic, and beyond converge into something unmistakably Umphrey’s.
Bringing their one-of-a-kind energy to Rendezvous Fest is the "main event:" The Flaming Lips. The band has a legacy of boundary-pushing albums, art and legendary live spectacles. The American alternative rock music band has garnered three GRAMMY® Awards, a Tony nomination and an RIAA Gold-certified Record for Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots. Q Magazine named them one of the “50 Bands to See Before You Die.” So, there you go: Attending this music festival is a MUST.
The festival is free of charge on Friday and there is a $41 general admission fee on Saturday, on a first-come, first-served basis; VIP tickets can be purchased here. General admission doesn't guarantee entry, so come early! Gates open at TBA on Saturday. Times are subject to change.
There's little doubt that the memory you bring home of these special concerts will possibly be the best Jackson Hole souvenir of 2026!
For more detailed information about the musicians and the festival in general, click here.