Gorge Amphitheater shows for 2023 - so far
STAFF REPORT | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 3 years, 5 months AGO
GEORGE - The following shows are currently scheduled at The Gorge Amphitheatre located at 754 Silica Road NW in Geirge. Prices are subject to change at the discretion of the host and do not include booking fees and other incidental charges. Some ticket prices are only valid if purchased in pairs or greater amounts. Camping is also available for some shows at an additional cost. For more information, visit www.gorgeamphitheatre.com.
May 2023
May 27 & 28
Illenium
$138-$626
Two-day passes available
June 2023
June 9 &10
Brandi Carlile’s Echoes through the Canyon
$56-$5,376
Two-day passes available
Joni Mitchell joins Carlile on day 2
June 11
The Highwomen and Tanya Tucker
$73-$1,688
June 17 & 18
Beyond Wonderland
$385-$1,847
Two-day passes available
July 2023
July 7 & 8
Dead & Company
$263-$4,982
Two-day passes available
July 21-23
Above & Beyond
$284-$658
Three-Day passes available
August 2023
Aug. 4-6
Watershed Festival
$456-$5,665
Lineup includes Cody Johnson, Keith Urban, Luke Bryan and others.
Sept. 2023
Sept. 1-3
Dave Matthews Band
$77-$5,476
Three-day passes available
Sept. 8
The Lumineers and James Bay
$83-$3,020
Sept. 9 & 10
Eric Church, Jelly Roll and Hailey Whitters
$83-$3,020
Note: Additional shows are scheduled throughout the year and this list only reflects what is currently scheduled and made public.
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