The Okee Dokee Brothers Tour Dates 2026
Jul 19, 2026 – Oct 18, 2026
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The Okee Dokee Brothers Concert Dates and Tickets
Grammy-winning folk duo The Okee Dokee Brothers are heading out to bring their nature-inspired music to families across the United States. Known for their interactive performances, they aim to inspire kids to explore the great outdoors.
Get ready for The Okee Dokee Brothers tour, officially titled the 2026 Tour. Kicking off on July 19, 2026, the duo will celebrate their rich catalog of adventure songs in major cities like Brooklyn, Austin, Denver, Madison, and Portland.
In addition to their regular concerts, the duo has exciting festival appearances scheduled at The Great Big Jamboree! Family Music and Arts Festival and the Ravinia Festival.
Grab your tickets today for an unforgettable family experience!
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About The Okee Dokee Brothers
The Okee Dokee Brothers, Joe Mailander and Justin Lansing, are a Grammy-winning folk duo from Denver, Colorado, based in Minneapolis. They write nature-and-adventure-inspired children’s/Americana music known for harmony, banjo, guitar. Hits include “Can You Canoe?”, “Through the Woods”, “Winterland”, “Brambletown”. Their latest album, “Little Old You” (2025), is all-acoustic. Multiple GRAMMY nods, awards, and Parents’ Choice wins.
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The Okee Dokee Brothers Tour Dates 2026:
Jul 19 - The Federal Theatre - Denver, Denver, CO
Aug 15 - Carousel Stage, Highland Park, IL
Aug 16 - High Noon Saloon, Madison, WI
Oct 18 - Aladdin Theater, Portland, OR
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