Trombone Shorty And Orleans Avenue & St. Paul and The Broken Bones at Cuthbert Amphitheater

2026 Co-Headlining West Coast Run

Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue team up with St. Paul & The Broken Bones at the picturesque Cuthbert Amphitheater. You'll experience this explosive co-headlining performance as part of their highly-anticipated 2026 West Coast Run, traveling across venues like Redmond, Washington, and various California stops. Supporting artist Tré Burt will kick off the celebration, bringing his distinctive folk-blues sound to the program. 

Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue

Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews fronts this hard-edged funk ensemble from New Orleans, expertly fusing rock, pop, jazz, funk, hip hop, and authentic brass-band elements. You'll sense the pure intensity when he showcases tracks from his latest album *Lifted* (2022), alongside crowd-favorite moments at Coachella, Bonnaroo, and countless international gatherings.

He has had five chart-topping studio albums since 2010. You'll witness why this GRAMMY-nominated artist (Best Contemporary Jazz Album for *Backatown*, 2010) has performed at the GRAMMY Awards platform numerous times and even performed at the White House. 

St. Paul & The Broken Bones

This Alabama-based eight-piece group led by vocalist Paul Janeway blends southern soul, psychedelic R&B, rock and roll and soul. You'll hear their No. 1 hit "Sushi and Coca-Cola" alongside material from their latest album *Angels In Science Fiction* and previous project *The Alien Coast*.

Established in 2012, the group has evolved from initial southern-soul roots into a boundary-pushing force that appeared at No. 3 on the Emerging Artists Chart. 

Tré Burt

This Sacramento-born singer-songwriter, now located in Nashville, delivers raw, evocative storytelling that fuses folk, blues, soul, and Motown elements. Recruited to the iconic Oh Boy Records, Burt channels influences from Prine himself and his grandfather's soul catalog. You'll resonate with tracks from his album *Traffic Fiction*, which integrates soul and Motown beats into his peripatetic style. 

Cuthbert Amphitheater Information

Nestled at 601 Day Island Road inside picturesque Alton Baker Park, Eugene, OR 97401, this outstanding outdoor amphitheater provides you excellent sound quality in a magnificent park setting near the University of Oregon's Autzen Stadium. You'll enjoy accessible general admission lawn seating or secure reserved seating sections for improved viewing.

You'll access food booths, beer gardens, and multiple concession selections serving alcoholic choices (beer, hard seltzer, liquor, mixed drinks, wine) and non-alcoholic alternatives throughout the venue. For additional information about services, you can contact the venue directly at (541) 762-8099. 

Parking Information

You'll discover accessible free on-site grass and field parking when you pull in at Cuthbert Amphitheater. If you need ADA or elderly parking, you'll typically access the Eugene Science Center lot at 2300 Leo Harris Parkway or other marked accessible locations. 

Ticket Information

Admission start at $78, offering outstanding value for this co-headlining event. You can purchase your tickets through two dependable sources: online via the established marketplace TicketSqueeze.com or directly from the Cuthbert Amphitheater box office. Press the "buy tickets" button to process your order and guarantee your attendance at this incredible late-summer show.