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Wolf Trap Announces More Summer 2026 Shows

The new additions include contemporary Christian pop, alt-country, and classic rock artists.

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Courtesy Wolf Trap

NoVA music lovers take note: Wolf Trap has added more shows to its summer concert lineup. Tickets to these new summer performances will go on sale on Friday, March 20.

The new acts include:

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  • An opera Salon Series performance with Will Liverman on June 3
  • Lauren Daigle on June 11
  • Rodgers & Hammerstein’s The Sound of Music sing-a-long on June 13
  • Wilco on June 18
  • Squeeze and Adam Ant on September 3
  • John Fogerty and Steve Winwood on September 15
Wynton Marsalis holding a horned instrument in front of a gray background
Wynton Marsalis (Courtesy Wolf Trap)

As part of Wolf Trap’s America250, the venue will host the Washington, DC, premiere of Symphony No. 5 “Liberty” by Wynton Marsalis on September 12. The night will include Jazz at Lincoln Center and the National Symphony Orchestra.

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Additional NSO programming includes:

  • Star Wars: Return of the Jedi in concert conducted by Emil de Cou on July 9
  • A.R. Rahman conducted by Steven Reineke on July 10
  • Josh Groban on August 22
  • Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone in concert conducted by Steven Reineke on August 27
  • Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration featuring Melvin Seals, Jacklyn LaBranch, Tom Hamilton, Grahame Lesh, and Kanika Moore on September 4
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Wolf Trap has also added new Children’s Theatre-in-the-Woods programming. A complete calendar of summer 2026 performances is available at wolftrap.org/calendar. 

Feature image courtesy Wolf Trap

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