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🎶 Get Ready for the 2026 Tangier Sound Music Festival! 🎶
Saturday, June 13, 2026 • 1:30 PM – 10:00 PM
1103 Jersey Road • Crisfield, MD
The iconic Tangier Sound Music Festival is back and better than ever — returning to the beautiful waterfront of Crisfield, Maryland on Saturday, June 13th, 2026! Whether you’re a long-time fan or joining us for the first time, this year’s festival promises an unforgettable day of live music, food, waterfront vibes, and community spirit.
🌟 Headline Acts & Live Music
We’re thrilled to welcome Niko Moon as our headliner for 2026, bringing his signature blend of country, rock, and pop-inspired sound to the Chesapeake Bay stage. The lineup also features incredibly talented performers including:
- Dylan Schneider
- Lewis Brice
- Allyssa Flaherty
- Carley Twigg
From upbeat country grooves to soulful storytelling, there’s something for every music lover.
🍔 Good Food & Waterfront Fun
Set against the scenic backdrop of the waterfront at Hammock Pointe, the festival offers more than just music — enjoy:
- Local food vendors serving Maryland favorites
- Refreshing drinks and craft beverages
- Family-friendly activities
- Picnic spaces and scenic views of the Chesapeake Bay
Bring your friends, your lawn chairs, and your appetite for a perfect summer celebration.
🎟 Tickets & Info
Tickets are on sale now — don’t wait!
Visit TangierSoundMusicFestival.com for:
- Ticket options (General Admission & VIP)
- Artist updates
- Festival maps and FAQs
Make plans now and be part of a tradition that celebrates music, community, and Eastern Shore pride.
