Tedeschi Trucks Band & Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre at Encore Park

Future Soul 2026

Alright folks,Alpharetta audiophiles and everyone in between - listen up folks. This is one of those nights you do not wanna sleep on kids. ‘Cause on Tuesday the 28th, us here at the Ameris is about to light up with not just one, but TWO powerhouse acts coming together for a night of pure musical magic and jazz jams galore - and this is one of those once in a lifetime moments you just… don’t wanna miss, trust us on this one folks.Tedeschi Trucks Band is bringing their Future Soul 2026 Tour energy straight to Alpharetta, and the one-and-only Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit as well and coming in first with alll their Americana-aura to the stage. And just when you thought that was enough, we’ve got Molly Tuttle and Lukas Nelson rounding out the lineup TOO : so this is one you’re not gonna want to miss for the folks who’ve never seen them live, or even BE here in the middle of the crowd. So if you’ve never been to Ameris Bank Amphitheatre, welcome! It’s cozy, it’s electric, and it’s right where the magic happens. Snacks, drinks, and that live music buzz you just can’t fake - it’s all here. And for those of you who’ve been to shows before, you already KNOW exactly how it goes: once the first chord hits, you’re hooked, and well… the rest is history.

Tedeschi Trucks Band’s formation felt inevitable - and if you don’t know who they are already, well, let’s make sure to get in tune. Formed in 2010 when Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks decided to fuse their musical talents together, the group quickly became one of the most powerful forces in American Jazz. Susan brought a voice soaked in blues, soul, and raw fire, while Derek came in as one of the most respected slide guitar players on the scene, already carrying decades of history from the Allman Brothers Band and beyond. What they built wasn’t JUST a product : but a 12-piece powerhouse that pulls from blues, rock, gospel, jazz, and southern soul and turns it into something that feels both classic and new age. Their breakout album “Revelator” made that known, earning a Grammy Award for Best Blues Album and putting the band squarely on the map. Since then, they’ve stacked Blues Music Awards, Grammy nominations, and endless critical praise, all while building a reputation as one of the best live bands in the genre ever. And THAT folks is why you have to see them live when they hit the stage for me you and the whole crew. 

SO - need we stay more?! Get your whole group of jamboree jazz folks : and let’s do this thing! See you in the middle of the crowd tight on tour!