Ray LaMontagne will tour North America in 2026 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of his Trouble album. Each concert will feature the album performed in full, plus selected songs from his later releases. The tour covers major U.S. and Canadian cities and ends with three nights in New York. Tickets purchased for 2025 remain valid. Below is the complete schedule, ticket details, setlist preview, and city-by-city breakdown.
The original 2025 tour was postponed due to oral surgery and extended recovery. The updated Ray LaMontagne 2026 schedule keeps most of the original venues and adds new stops. Extra preparation time has been used to improve the sound mix, lighting, and overall concert flow.
Each show will feature the Trouble album in its original track order. Venues are chosen for their acoustic quality, ranging from historic theatres to open-air amphitheatres. Stage design will remain minimal, focusing on warm lighting and natural sound to highlight Ray’s voice and guitar.
Tickets bought for 2025 are valid for the 2026 rescheduled dates. Refunds or exchanges are available through the original ticket seller. New tickets are on sale now. VIP packages in select cities offer early entry, premium seating, and exclusive merchandise.
Opening night at Red Butte Garden offers a scenic outdoor start to the tour, with potential for unique setlist variations.
Red Rocks Amphitheatre is known worldwide for its natural rock formations and perfect acoustics. This is one of the most anticipated shows.
Two nights at Ryman Auditorium bring the tour into one of the most historic music venues in America, often leading to surprise guest appearances.
The Met combines theatre intimacy with arena capacity, making it ideal for a high-energy crowd.
Two shows in Boston allow for possible changes in encores. These nights may include additional tracks beyond the Trouble album.
The tour finale at Beacon Theatre will likely feature extended encores and emotional closing performances.
The Ray LaMontagne 2026 tour setlist is centered on debut album Trouble. The songs are performed in their original track order to maintain the album’s flow.
Performance style: Minimal talk between songs, acoustic sections to highlight vocals, balanced sound mix, average duration 1 hour 50 minutes to 2 hours 10 minutes. Rotating encores keep each show unique.
Theatres and amphitheatres create close artist-audience interaction. Fans can expect clear, warm sound, visible stage details from most seats, and a setlist designed for immersive listening.
Due to oral surgery and recovery needs.
It starts in Salt Lake City on August 23, 2026, and ends in New York City on October 3, 2026.
Yes, all 2025 tickets are valid for the 2026 rescheduled dates.