A busy summer is taking shape in Colorado Springs, and another concert announcement is adding to the momentum. Venu Holding Corporation has confirmed that rising country artist Ty Myers will take the stage at Ford Amphitheater on August 29, giving fans one more reason to keep an eye on the venue's growing 2026 schedule.

This show is part of Myers' "The Legal Tour," a 33-date run set to roll out across the country this summer. His stop in Colorado is not just another date on the list. It reflects how quickly his name has been gaining attention and how VENU is building its lineup with a mix of newer acts and familiar names to keep audiences engaged.

Summer Heat: Adding Ty Myers to the August Calendar

Momentum around Myers has been hard to ignore lately. He has already racked up massive global streams, earned a platinum-certified debut single, and sold out back-to-back headline tours.

That kind of traction usually takes years to build, yet his rise has come much faster. A new album, Heavy on the Soul, arrives on March 27, and expectations are high that it could push him even further into the spotlight.

Fans attending the August 29 show will not just see one act. Benny G and Brent Cobb are also set to perform, adding more variety to the night. Meanwhile, Myers continues to reach wider audiences by opening for Luke Combs on a major stadium tour, giving him exposure to crowds far larger than his earlier shows.

Attention is not only on the artist but also on the venue itself. Ford Amphitheater, which opened in August 2024, has quickly made a name for itself in the live entertainment space.

Recognition from Pollstar and Billboard has already followed, with nominations and rankings that highlight its early impact. The venue leans into comfort as much as sound quality, offering features like Luxe FireSuites and on-site dining that aim to elevate the concert experience.

A New Standard for Live Entertainment in the Region

Looking at the full 2026 lineup, it becomes clear that variety is a major part of the plan. Comedy acts such as John Mulaney, Fred Armisen, and Mike Birbiglia are part of the lineup.

Music performances will feature Turnpike Troubadours, Yo-Yo Ma with the Colorado Symphony, AJR, and Dierks Bentley. Add names like The Black Crowes, Sublime, Lindsey Stirling, Alison Krauss & Union Station, and Brantley Gilbert, and the season starts to feel packed across genres.

That mix is not happening by chance. VENU's leadership has made it clear that combining emerging performers with established stars is a core strategy. Founder and CEO J.W. Roth pointed to this balance as a way to connect different audiences while keeping interest steady throughout the season.

More announcements are still expected in the coming weeks, which suggests the lineup is far from complete. For now, Myers' upcoming performance stands as both a sign of his fast-moving career and a reminder that Ford Amphitheater is quickly becoming a key stop for live events in the region.