LaMontagne tours rarely enough that a two-night New York stand is news, and the Beacon — gilded, mid-sized, built for voices rather than volume — is the right scale for a catalogue that lives on quiet dynamics. The anniversary framing puts Trouble, the 2004 debut that made him, at the centre of the set. If you missed the album cycle the first time or want to hear it in a room where the back of the balcony still catches a whisper, take one of the two nights.
What to expect
A seated evening concert in the Beacon's landmarked auditorium, curtain at 7:30pm on both nights. Expect a full-length headline set drawing on the Trouble material and the later catalogue. The house is fully seated across orchestra, loge and two balcony levels.
Good to know
- The Beacon is at Broadway and 74th Street; take the 1, 2 or 3 to 72nd Street.
- Both nights start at 7:30pm, which is early for the Beacon — allow time at the doors.
- The theatre is fully seated; there is no general-admission floor.
- Upper balcony seats are steep but the room's sound carries well to the back.
- Two nights are on sale, so a sold-out first night does not mean the stand is gone.
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Common questions
How many New York shows are there?
Two, on October 2 and October 3, 2026, both at the Beacon Theatre.
What time do the shows start?
7:30pm on both nights.
Is the show seated?
Yes — the Beacon Theatre is a fully seated house.
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