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All Good Now with Larkin Poe, Dark Star Orchestra, and more

Jun 13, 2026 at 12:00 PM  ·  Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD

All Good Now
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Larkin Poe: Atlanta-born Lovell sisters blending contemporary blues-rock, soulful harmonies & sharp storytelling; acclaimed songcraft with Megan, Rebecca & producer Tyler Bryant.
Dark Star Orchestra is a seven-member band that recreates the Grateful Dead concert experience, performing set lists from the Dead’s 30 years of touring or unique Dead-based shows. In 26+ years they’ve played 3200+ shows and hosted guests like Phil Lesh and Bob Weir.
Lettuce blend funk, soul, jazz, rock, and hip-hop. They released the album Cook on their own Lettuce Records, toured with GZA (Wu-Tang Clan) and Ziggy Marley, and issued Lettuce with the Colorado Symphony live album and concert film.
Jennifer Hartswick, from Burlington, Vermont, is a dynamic trumpeter and vocalist. Known for her soulful blend of jazz, R&B, soul, and funk, she is an original member of the Trey Anastasio Band. Her album "Something in the Water" (2022) showcases her powerful voice and trumpet skills. She has collaborated with Christian McBride, Herbie Hancock, and Carlos Santana, celebrated for her engaging live performances.
Widespread Panic formed in the mid-1980s at the University of Georgia. Known as road warriors, they’ve set major attendance records, including 60 consecutive Red Rocks sell-outs, headlined U.S. festivals, sold 3M+ albums, and were inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame (2008).
The Wood Brothers are a Grammy-nominated American roots trio. Their ninth album of original music, Puff of Smoke, blends Latin-inflected acoustic guitar, driving post-jazz rhythms, and singalong choruses in a collaborative, cohesive sound.
Formed in 2000 in Kalamazoo, Michigan, Greensky Bluegrass fuse progressive Americana and bluegrass with rock energy. They won Telluride Bluegrass Festival’s band contest (2006) and topped the bluegrass chart with If Sorrows Swim (2014).
Formed in 1989 in Boulder, Colorado, Leftover Salmon are jamgrass pioneers, blending bluegrass, rock, Cajun, and roots music. Known for 1997’s Euphoria and 1999’s The Nashville Sessions; later albums include Aquatic Hitchhiker (2012) and Something Higher (2018).
Andy Frasco is a genre-blending singer-songwriter and bandleader known for high-energy, inclusive live shows with his band the U.N. After 15 years touring 250+ shows a year, he produced their 10th album Growing Pains, following 2023’s L’Optimist.
Baltimore-based singer-songwriter Cris Jacobs makes roots music blending bluegrass, folk, and blues. His album One of These Days was produced by Jerry Douglas, with The Infamous Stringdusters and guests Billy Strings, Sam Bush, and Lee Ann Womack.
The Hip Abduction, formed in 2010 in St. Petersburg, Florida, creates wanderlust-inspired global pop. Their sound blends reggae, world, and dub with African rhythms and instruments like the kora and ngoni. Known for high-energy performances, popular songs include "Children of the Sun" and "Pacific Coast Highway" (with Trevor Hall). Their 2013 self-titled album reached #5 on Billboard Reggae charts. "Stargazers, Wanderers & Rogues" (2024) is among their albums.
Colombian trio BALTHVS blend psychedelia, funk grooves, Middle Eastern melodies, Latin rhythms, and extended jam improvisation. They’ve released four albums, toured 26 countries (94+ cities across four continents), and surpassed 100 million streams.
The Main Squeeze, originating from Bloomington, Indiana, crafts a high-energy blend of funk, rock, R&B, and soul. Renowned for electrifying live performances and improvisation, their sound features soulful vocals and tight grooves. Albums include "Panorama" and "To Be Determined." They've garnered awards, played major festivals, and collaborated with artists like 6LACK. Popular songs include "Dr. Funk" and "Sun Goes Down."

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About Merriweather Post Pavilion

Merriweather Post Pavilion is a 19,319-capacity outdoor amphitheater in Columbia, MD, designed by renowned architect Frank Gehry and opened in 1967 as a summer home for the National Symphony Orchestra. Nestled in Symphony Woods, its open-air setting offers a unique concert experience with a blend of covered pavilion seating and a sprawling general admission lawn, enhanced by recent renovations.

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