DEADWOOD, S.D. — Deadwood Blues Festival 2026 is proud to announce the Saturday night lineup at Outlaw Square for July 11, 2026, featuring Amani Burnham, Ruthie Foster, and Keb’ Mo’.
The evening will open with Amani Burnham, a young, up-and-coming blues-rock artist gaining momentum with a fresh sound and a growing profile. Burnham will be followed by Ruthie Foster, the acclaimed vocalist and songwriter whose powerful blend of blues, soul, and gospel has earned widespread recognition, including multiple GRAMMY nominations and a 2025 GRAMMY win for Best Contemporary Blues Album for Mileage.
Headlining the night is Keb’ Mo’, one of the most respected and award-winning artists in modern blues. With five GRAMMY Awards and a career spanning blues, folk, soul, and Americana, Keb’ Mo’ brings a level of artistry and stage presence that makes him a standout headliner for the festival’s 2026 return.
“This lineup reflects what we want Deadwood Blues Festival to be,” said festival organizers. “It brings together an exciting young artist, a powerful and celebrated performer in Ruthie Foster, and a living legend in Keb’ Mo’. It’s a strong Saturday night at Outlaw Square and a great example of the kind of experience we’re building in Deadwood.”
Deadwood Blues Festival 2026 will take place July 10–12, 2026, with Saturday night at Outlaw Square serving as one of the weekend’s signature events. Additional regional artists and the full festival schedule will be announced later.
Held in the heart of historic Deadwood, the festival brings together national and regional blues talent for a city-wide weekend of live music. The event continues to build on its early momentum by creating a destination experience for blues fans across the region.
Tickets and festival packages will be available at 10 am, Monday, March 30th, at deadwoodbluesfest.com.
Deadwood Blues Festival 2026 Announces Saturday Night Lineup at Outlaw Square

March 27, 2026
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