No, The Who isn’t playing Rally this year—but we’ve put together an absolute powerhouse lineup ready to soundtrack your post-ride evenings in camp!

There’s not much better than rolling into camp after a big day in the saddle, kicking off your cycling shoes, grabbing a cold beverage, and letting live music carry you into the night. For Rally 2026 in Applegate Valley, we’re bringing a dynamic mix of soul, rock, funk, folk, and interactive energy to the main stage every night.

Here is your official guide to the sounds, stories, and stages of Rally 2026!

High-Octane Grooves & Soulful Rock

You’ve rolled all day, now it’s time to rock! These acts will bring the jams:

• Jellybread Saturday evening 8/29 – Straight out of Reno, this powerhouse lineup brings an infectious blend of funk, soul, and high-energy rock that guarantees no one stays still.

• Jermaine Saturday afternoon 8/29 – Delivering smooth, soul-drenched vocals and captivating stage presence, Jermaine brings the exact warmth and depth your post-ride evening needs.

• Brian James & The Revival Sunday evening 8/30 – Blending rich blues roots with modern rock energy, they’ll be laying down heavy grooves that bring camp to life.

• Keegan Smith + DJ Harlow Sunday afternoon 8/30 – A dynamic pairing combining energetic live vocals with seamless beats to keep the camp vibes soaring into the night.

• Baz Moto Tuesday afternoon 9/1 – A high-energy local party band packing major dance-floor firepower, running through hit-filled sets of rock, pop, and funk that are guaranteed to get camp moving.

Singer-Songwriters & Roots Rock

For those golden-hour camp vibes, we have a dynamic selection of acoustic prowess and harmony-driven roots music:

• The Brothers Reed Monday afternoon & evening 8/31 – High-energy roots-rock featuring tight harmonic storytelling, comedic banter, and acoustic guitar mastery.

• Brooklyn Del & The Revelators Friday evening 8/28 – A Portland-based outfit bringing a unique blend of cinematic desert-country, dark Americana, and roots-rock to the stage

• Timothy James + Will Gunderson + Redwood Son Live at the Butler Bandstand at the lunch stop in Ashland Tuesday 9/1 – A heavy-hitting triple-threat showcase bringing quintessential Pacific Northwest storytelling and Americana grit to the stage.

Sing Your Heart Out: Karaoke From Hell

Ever wanted to front a live rock band? Here’s your chance. On our final night in camp (Tuesday 9/1), it’s a Cycle Oregon Rally tradition like no other – Karaoke From Hell brings a full, live backing band to stage, and you are the lead singer. Warm up those vocal cords, choose from over 700 songs, and get ready for one of the absolute rowdiest, most fun nights of the entire event!

Special Evenings & Interactive Nights

The main stage experience isn’t just about watching incredible performers—it’s about stepping into the experience yourself!

Friday Night Feature: Wildlife Images Rehabilitation Center

Kick off the weekend with a special visit from the folks at Wildlife Images! Based right in Grants Pass, this renowned rehabilitation center has spent nearly 50 years rescuing, treating, and rehoming native Pacific Northwest wildlife. Join us on Friday evening, August 28 for an engaging presentation to learn about their incredible conservation efforts—and meet a few of their resident animal ambassadors up close! Friday afternoon 8/28 from 5:00 – 5:45 p.m.

Sunday Night Spotlight: The Story Behind Dollar Mountain

On Sunday we welcome representatives from the brand-new Dollar Mountain riding area in Grants Pass! They’ll be taking us behind the scenes of what it actually takes to bring a new trail system to life. From initial vision to greenlight, grit, and dirt-moving, hear the stories of the local trail champions who made it happen—plus get a sneak peek at maps and what’s in store for the future of riding in Southern Oregon. Sunday evening 8/31 from 5:30 – 6:10 p.m.

Monday Night Spotlight: Local Lore with Larry Smith

Take a deep dive into Southern Oregon’s rich history! On Monday evening, we welcome Larry Smith—Jacksonville Town Crier, historian, and advocate with the Jacksonville Woodlands Association—for an engaging 45-minute presentation on the history, nature, and stories of the region we’re riding through. Monday afternoon 8/31 from 5:00 – 5:45 p.m.

Ready to Experience Rally 2026?

Great rides during the day, unforgettable entertainment every night. Rally with us and find out why Cycle Oregon is so much more than just great riding. Get signed up here.