Catbird Music Festival Bethel Tickets - Bethel Woods Center for the Arts

Carissa Johnson

1 concert

Carissa Johnson, known for her honest lyrics and dynamic live shows, blends grooving drums and guitar melodies. Featured in major music mags, she’s toured nationally and opened for acts like TORRES and Dorothy.

James Bay

8 concerts

UK-born James Bay, acclaimed singer-songwriter, merges timeless songcraft with clever lyrics. Celebrated for "Hold Back The River" and "Let It Go," he’s received GRAMMY® nods and won BRIT Awards. Collaborated with The Lumineers, Alicia Keys, and joined icons like Mick Jagger and Sheryl Crow on stage.

The Beths

42 concerts

New Zealand indie rock band The Beths—vocals Elizabeth Stokes—are known for sharp guitar-pop hits like “Expert In A Dying Field.” They've earned critical praise, festival spots, and toured with The National and Death Cab for Cutie.

Margo Price

14 concerts

Margo Price, born in Illinois, is an influential American singer-songwriter known for her evocative storytelling and topics like industry standards and farmer struggles. With four acclaimed albums, including "Strays," she tackles issues like substance abuse and gender rights, earning her critical acclaim. A Farm Aid board member, she captivates with rock-infused sound and fierce lyrics.

Fantastic Cat

11 concerts

Fantastic Cat, dubbed "the-supergroup-you-need-to-know" by Rolling Stone, wowed with their debut, The Very Best Of Fantastic Cat, in 2022. Known for vocal-trading and instrument-swapping, they sold out shows in the US and Europe. Collaborating with Butch Walker on a "Band On The Run" cover, they attracted Paul McCartney's attention. Members include Don DiLego, Anthony D’Amato, Brian Dunne, and Mike Montali, each with their own acclaimed solo careers. Their latest work marries poignant and absurdist elements, showcasing collective songwriting prowess.

Allison Ponthier

5 concerts

Texas-raised Allison Ponthier crafts intimate, soul-searching songs blending indie, alternative, and pop. Known for her hit "I Lied" with Lord Huron, she debuted with the EP "Faking My Own Death" in 2021. Her sophomore EP "Shaking Hands with Elvis" garnered acclaim. Ponthier has toured with Bleachers and Hayley Kiyoko, and her music has been praised by Vogue and Rolling Stone.

The Lumineers

50 concerts

The Lumineers, famed for their folk-rock style, have 24 #1 hits, including "Ho Hey" and "Gloria." They've toured globally, earning acclaim with albums like "CLEOPATRA" and "III." Achievements include GRAMMY® nominations and platinum certifications. They've sold over 1.1 million tickets with record-breaking shows in Denver and Chicago.

Madeline Edwards

10 concerts

California-born, Texas-raised Madeline Edwards blends jazz, soul, gospel, and country. Highlights include her Opry debut, Crashlanded album, and touring with Chris Stapleton.

Amos Lee

7 concerts

Philadelphia-born Amos Lee, known for soulful singer-songwriter style, rose to fame with his gold-selling debut in 2005. He’s worked with legends like Paul Simon and Willie Nelson and is acclaimed for albums like Mission Bell. His hit "Worry No More" marked a major success, and tributes to Chet Baker and Lucinda Williams highlight his diverse musical influences.

John R. Miller

12 concerts

John R. Miller, born in West Virginia, is a Nashville-based artist known for his introspective country and folk-rock. His albums, including "Heat Comes Down" and "Depreciated," reveal deep truths about human emotions. Influenced by traditional fiddle music, Miller first performed in garage bands and string bands, gaining a reputation for his raw honesty and communal music style.

Trey Anastasio

2 concerts

Trey Anastasio, born in New Jersey, co-founded jam band Phish, known for eclectic improv rock and songs like "You Enjoy Myself." He's collaborated with Les Claypool, Stewart Copeland, and Philip Glass, blending free jazz, prog rock, and pop. Anastasio has solo projects, formed Oysterhead, scored orchestras, and stepped in for Jerry Garcia with the Grateful Dead tribute shows.

DISPATCH

40 concerts

Dispatch, rock band famed for indie success, boasts 8 albums, epic live shows, and a historic 110,000-fan Boston concert. Known for activism, they've raised millions.

Lord Huron

50 concerts

Lord Huron, known for their enchanting mix of indie and folk rock, made waves at Whispering Pines with instruments galore. Their heartfelt themes of life and loss resonate deeply, captured poignantly in their album "Long Lost."

Briscoe

5 concerts

Texas-born Americana folk-rock band Briscoe blends classic roots with modern sounds. Known for "West of It All," produced by Grammy nominee Brad Cook, they’ve played iconic Austin venues.

Band of Horses

36 concerts

Band of Horses, led by Ben Bridwell, crafts emotionally intense, anthemic songs, blending ragged epics with punk-rock spirit. Known for their profound, relatable lyrics and powerful performances. Collaborates with longtime and new members.

Charley Crockett

39 concerts

Texas-born Charley Crockett, a GRAMMY®-nominated maverick, paved his own path in country music, releasing 14 albums independently and selling out iconic venues like Red Rocks. Known for his unapologetic style and collaborations with Shooter Jennings, he gained acclaim from The New Yorker and Rolling Stone. His performances on Austin City Limits and Jimmy Kimmel Live! highlight his rise in the modern music era.

Illiterate Light

9 concerts

Illiterate Light, a versatile duo from Shenandoah Valley, blends indie rock, psychedelia, and folk. Known for energetic live shows, they've released acclaimed albums with Atlantic and Thirty Tigers.

Modest Mouse

65 concerts

Modest Mouse, originating from Issaquah, WA, is known for their raw punk and experimental style. Famous for 1997's "The Lonesome Crowded West," they won acclaim with albums like "The Golden Casket." They've collaborated with producers Dave Sardy and Jacknife Lee, playing with bands like Pixies and Cat Power. Their sound blends punk energy with thematic depth, earning them Grammy nominations and a dedicated fan base.

Yoke Lore

5 concerts

Los Angeles-based Adrian Galvin, aka Yoke Lore, blends ecstatic folk pop shaped by banjo and spirituality. Raised in New York, he's known for emotive live shows and tours with Bastille and Bishop Briggs.

Morgan Wade

13 concerts

Virginia-born Morgan Wade burst onto the country scene with her raw, honest debut album "Reckless," leading with the hit single "Wilder Days." Known for her powerful voice and poignant songwriting, she's captivated audiences on her sold-out tour. Wade's impressive rise includes nominations for ACM New Female Artist and CMT Breakthrough Female Video of the Year.

Eggy

14 concerts

Eggy, a U.S. indie rock band formed in 2016, blends heartfelt lyrics with rich melodies. Known for albums *Watercolor Days* and *Waiting Game*, they've toured over 40 states.

49 Winchester

45 concerts

49 Winchester, from Castlewood, Virginia, blends country, Americana, and rock. Known for collaborating with Stewart Myers and featuring the Czech National Symphony Orchestra, they’ve earned widespread acclaim. Their fifth album, "Leavin’ This Holler," showcases their signature sound and emotional depth.

Trampled by Turtles

30 concerts

Trampled by Turtles, from Duluth, MN, formed by Dave Simonett in 2003, blend bluegrass with rock influences. Known for a fast, frenetic style and hits like "Alone."

Sunny Day Real Estate

18 concerts

Seattle's Sunny Day Real Estate, formed in 1992, emerged distinctly from the grunge era with Jeremy Enigk's unique vocals and melodic tunes. Known for albums like "Diary" and "LP2," they experienced breakups and reunions, with members joining Foo Fighters and releasing ambitious projects like Enigk's "Return of the Frog Queen." Their 1998 reunion album, "How It Feels to Be Something On," earned acclaim, followed by "The Rising Tide." Despite disbanding in 2001, they briefly reunited in 2009-2010, with "Lipton Witch" released in 2014.

The Soul Rebels

5 concerts

The Soul Rebels, born from New Orleans' brass tradition, blend funk, soul, hip-hop, jazz, and pop. Known for explosive performances, they've collaborated with stars like Nas, Metallica, and Katy Perry. Featured on NPR's Tiny Desk and The Late Show, they tour globally, making waves with their dynamic horns and drums.

Miko Marks

1 concert

Miko Marks, from Flint, Michigan, is a genre-bending country star known for powerful vocals, awards, and performances for U.S. presidents and major sports events.

Phantogram

30 concerts

Phantogram, known for their genre-bending pop and futuristic style, emerged with their 2010 debut "Eyelid Movies." Their music, including hits like “Come Alive,” showcases a unique blend of heavy and ebullient sounds. They've collaborated with artists like Big Boi, Subtronics, and Miley Cyrus, and are festival staples. Their fifth album, "Memory of a Day," reflects a look back at influences like J Dilla and Prince while maintaining their forward-facing sound.

Allison Russell

5 concerts

Montreal-born, Nashville-based Allison Russell is a Grammy, Juno, Americana, and Folk award-winning artist. Known for her work with Po'Girl and Our Native Daughters, she released "Outside Child" in 2021 and "The Returner" in 2023. An advocate and mother, she also co-founded Once and Future Sounds. Collaborating with Joni Mitchell, she performed with her Joni Jam band, and opened for Hozier in 2024.

The War On Drugs

3 concerts

The War on Drugs, led by Adam Granduciel, blend folk, indie, and psychedelic rock into a compelling sound. Known for "Under the Pressure," they've revitalized rock's unity.

Johnnyswim

19 concerts

JOHNNYSWIM, the dynamic duo of Abner and Amanda Sudano Ramirez, captivates with heartfelt Folk, Pop, and Blues. Known for electrifying shows and songs about resilience.