Alison Krauss and Union Station at Durham Performing Arts Center

Arcadia 2026 Tour

Alison Krauss and Union Station at the Durham Performing Arts Center on Friday, 24th April 2026. This event starts the Arcadia 2026 Tour, a countrywide series showing us visits in cities like Durham, North Carolina; Charleston, West Virginia; Pikeville, Kentucky; Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Indianapolis, Indiana; and various spots in West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio and other regions. The circuit builds on the successful Arcadia Tour, which really goes to show their new record led rankings in country, bluegrass and folk. Alison Krauss and Union Station function as both the star and featured performers, with Jerry Douglas appearing to raise the team.

Alison Krauss & Union Station

The band has an epic reputation in bluegrass, roots, and Americana, spanning almost four years. Fans actively wait to witness their favorite songs, When You Say Nothing at All, Down to the River to Pray, The Lucky One, Whiskey Lullaby and Baby Now That I've Found You. The band released their album, Paper Airplane, which contains their signature sound through several essential songs, while their collaboration with Robert Plant through Raise the Roof expands their musical collection.

Alison Krauss began her music career by winning her first contest at age 10 as a fiddle prodigy, and she has worked with legendary artists from different musical genres, including Robert Plant and Elton John. Achievements feature 27 Grammy Awards for Alison Krauss, the most for any female artist, induction into the International Bluegrass Music Association Hall of Fame and numerous IBMA awards such as Album of the Year, Female Vocalist of the Year and Entertainer of the Year.

Jerry Douglas

The bluegrass and roots music of Alison Krauss & Union Station receives its distinctive flavor through the Dobro mastery of Jerry Douglas. Jerry Douglas has played on more than 1,600 albums, which made him the leading representative of Dobro music. Honors feature several Grammy awards, induction into the Musicians Hall of Fame and repeated acclaim for his contributions to bluegrass and beyond.

Durham Performing Arts Center Information

The Durham Performing Arts Center located at 123 Vivian Street serves as the home of DPAC in Durham North Carolina. This top-notch facility offers superior surround sound and sightlines, perfect for presenting concerts with luxury options like suites amid the American Tobacco Campus. It holds about 2,700 people across orchestra, grand tier and balcony levels, with accessible seating for all. The venue provides refreshments, which include snacks and drinks and full bar service to create a better experience for guests. Contact them at (919) 680-2787.

Parking Information

Durham Performing Arts Center has access to fee-based parking in nearby decks and lots, along with valet options. The system suggests users should use shared transportation and ride-sharing services because these services make it simple for users to discover their travel choices. Plenty street parking and local lots in the Durham area offer alternatives, all a brief distance from the center.

Ticket Information

The event tickets begin at $140. You can buy your ticket either by using Ticket Squeeze for online ticket purchase or by going to the box office. You need to click the "buy tickets" button right away.