Alison Krauss & Union Station Featuring Jerry Douglas

Pacific Amphitheatre | Aug. 29

Alison Krauss & Union Station, featuring Jerry Douglas, return to Pacific Amphitheatre on Aug. 29 for a special post-Fair evening of extraordinary musicianship and timeless songs.

Few artists create the kind of quiet anticipation Alison Krauss does. With a voice defined by grace, precision and emotional depth, she and Union Station have built a legacy rooted in tradition while continuously redefining it. Anchored by the unmistakable dobro work of Jerry Douglas, the band’s live performances are marked by nuance, warmth and a rare sense of intimacy, no matter the size of the stage.

The last time Alison Krauss performed at Pacific Amphitheatre, the show sold out — a testament to the devotion of her audience and the singular nature of the experience. This return engagement promises the same level of care, artistry and connection, and is one fans won’t want to miss.

Opening the evening is Theo Lawrence, a rising artist whose sound blends classic country, roots and Americana influences with a modern sensibility. Known for his rich baritone and timeless songwriting style, Lawrence sets the tone perfectly for a night built around craft, authenticity and musical storytelling.

Set outdoors under the stars, this post-Fair concert offers a rare chance to see one of the most respected ensembles in American music in a setting that complements their sound beautifully. With demand expected to be high, early ticket purchases are strongly encouraged.