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Ray Lamontagne fans, Are you ready for Columbus? on Friday, September 18th 2026 as part of her tour Ray Lamontagne will be playing at Mershon Auditorium At Wexner Center For The Arts, OH. Score your Ray Lamontagne tickets Columbus right here.

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Ray Lamontagne Mershon Auditorium At Wexner Center For The Arts, OH concert

Mershon Auditorium At Wexner Center For The Arts 1871 North High Street, Columbus, OH, 43210

Get ready for an unforgettable night with Ray Lamontagne, set to perform on September 18, 2026, at the Mershon Auditorium At Wexner Center For The Arts in Columbus. Fans can expect an evening filled with soulful melodies and heartfelt lyrics that showcase LaMontagne's unique artistry. Meanwhile, earlier that year, Journey will bring their iconic sound to Nationwide Arena on March 16, 2026, where you can dive into their classic hits. If you’re a fan of the darker tones in music, don't miss Nine Inch Nails at Value City Arena at The Schottenstein Center on February 20, 2026, known for their electrifying performances. Later, catch Pete Yorn at Skully's Music Diner on May 9, 2026, as he blends rock with introspective storytelling. Lastly, Big Time Rush will light up Value City Arena at The Schottenstein Center on January 25, 2026, delivering a high-energy show perfect for fans of pop rock. For all these events, check out ticketscolumbusoh.com for the latest updates and seating options that cater to every preference.

Ray Lamontagne Columbus September 18th, 2026 dates

Ray Lamontagne Customers Reviews

By Erin H.

Fantastic

The venue itself was fantastic--from the easy parking to the few steps to the entrance, where we were greeted by the most friendly and helpful staff. Appreciated having a drink in the lobby prior to the show. The theatre itself has great sound and don't think you can have a bad seat. This was our first time seeing Ray LaMontagne after falling in love with his music on Criminal Minds and Spotify. He puts on a great show, from the more soulful songs to the more upbeat. Probably because his songs are so personal, yet universal, the audience really connects with him. It feels like he could be your friend. Easy to see why he has such devoted fans, and why we have become one.

By mom3fan

Room for Improvement

Moody Amphitheater is a recently opened outdoor venue in an urban park. The slope of the seating hill was almost not sharp enough to see over the people in front of us, and we are tall people. The sound was WAY off- the whole place was very quiet while Ray was performing and it was still hard to hear. When he spoke in-between songs, we could only make out about every fifth word. People were shouting “turn it up.” The choice of lighting - cool solarium style backdrop, but it shrouded the performers in shadow. So they were hard to hear and hard to see. The venue, other than the small slope, was very smooth and easy to get in and out of. The facilities are well spaced and readily available. Ample parking made for a quick in and out of town, which was nice.

By DSMR

Artists Deserve Respect

Wonderful Venue, beautiful Theater, and an amazing performance by both Sierra Ferrell and Ray Lamontagne. My daughter and I were both happy to see them both on stage for a few numbers. I did not expect the crowd for this type of show to be so rude. Why spend money to see musicians if they are given no attention or respect. The yelling, drunken conversations and stumbling, getting up in between EVERY song and switching seats was mind blowing by groups both in front and back of us. Even My 10 year old daughter was surprised that adults would act such a way in that supposedly calm and peaceful setting.

Ray LaMontagne: A Musical Journey to Columbus

Ray LaMontagne, a celebrated singer-songwriter, is scheduled to perform at the Mershon Auditorium At Wexner Center For The Arts in Columbus, Ohio, on September 18, 2026. Known for his soulful voice and poignant lyrics, LaMontagne has captivated audiences since his debut album, Trailor, released in 2004. His unique blend of folk, rock, and blues has earned him numerous accolades, including Grammy Awards and critical acclaim.

This concert is part of his latest tour, dubbed the ?Monovision? Tour, named after his acclaimed 2020 album. Fans can expect to hear some of his top hits, including ?Jolene,? ?Trouble,? and ?You Are the Best Thing.? Ray?s performances are known for their emotional depth and authenticity, making them a must-see for music lovers.

The Mershon Auditorium is renowned for its excellent acoustics and intimate setting, which enhances the concert experience. Seating ranges from general admission to premium spots, with prices typically falling between $50 to $150. The auditorium offers a seating map on its website, helping concert-goers choose their preferred spots.

Parking is available nearby, with multiple options for attendees. As LaMontagne?s popularity continues to soar, this concert is expected to score a solid 9/10 in popularity, reflecting his dedicated fan base and the excitement surrounding his performances. Whether you?re a long-time fan or new to his music, this event at the Mershon Auditorium promises to be an unforgettable evening.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What time does the concert start? The concert is expected to begin at 8 PM, with doors opening an hour earlier.
  • How can I purchase tickets? Tickets can be purchased through our platform ticketscolumbusoh.com, as well as at the Mershon Auditorium box office.
  • Are there any age restrictions for the concert? Generally, all ages are welcome, but it?s best to check with the venue for specific age policies.
  • What should I know about parking? There are several parking lots nearby, with both free and paid options available. Arriving early is recommended to secure a spot.
  • Will Ray LaMontagne perform new songs? Yes, he is likely to perform tracks from his latest album, Monovision, along with classic fan favorites.
  • Can I bring my camera? Typically, professional cameras are not allowed, but small personal cameras may be permitted. It?s best to check the venue's policy closer to the date.
  • How does the seating compare to previous tours? The Mershon Auditorium offers an intimate atmosphere similar to Ray's past performances, making every seat a great choice for experiencing his music.

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