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Abbey Road on the River | five days of Beatles-inspired music, community, & celebration
Abbey Road on the River, the world’s largest Beatles and classic rock festival, will return to Big Four Station Park in Jeffersonville May 21–25, 2026, bringing together legendary artists and fifty bands for five days of peace, love, and rock ’n’ roll.
Beginning December 1–23, discounted single-day general admission tickets can be purchased at the SoIN Visitors Center, 228 Spring Street in Jeffersonville, for just $40 + tax. Each in-person ticket purchase includes a FREE Abbey Road on the River tote bag (while supplies last).
On Giving Tuesday Dec. 2, Abbey Road on the River will donate 50% of all online sales (minimum $500) to support Exit 0 and Maple Street Baptist Church—two Jeffersonville community pillars that feed the festival teams and provide vital food, shelter, and compassion year-round.
The 2026 festival headliners include:
Micky Dolenz, celebrating the 60th Anniversary of The Monkees, performing timeless hits including “I’m a Believer,” “Last Train to Clarksville,” and “Daydream Believer.”
Herman’s Hermits starring Peter Noone, bringing their signature British Invasion classics.
The Cowsills, the beloved family band that inspired The Partridge Family.
Also featuring Laurence Juber (former Wings guitarist), “Pet Sounds Live” celebrating Brian Wilson, the Beatles vs. Stones showdown, and 50 additional bands performing throughout the weekend.
Fans can also enjoy a “30–60–90 Holiday Sale,” available online only at http://www.arotr.com through December 31st.
• Save $30 on any 1-day General Admission ticket
• Save $60 on any 2-day General Admission ticket
• Save $90 on any 3-day General Admission ticket
• $30 discount also applies to the Micky Dolenz Meet & Greet ticket
ABOUT ABBEY ROAD ON THE RIVER:
For nearly 25 years, Abbey Road on the River has brought thousands of fans together along the Ohio River for five days of Beatles-inspired music, community, and celebration.
With over 200 concerts, immersive experiences, and family-friendly activities, it remains one of the Midwest’s most beloved music festivals.
The event is supported by Cornbread Hemp, Bud Light, Diageo, TownePlace by Marriott, The Comfort Inn, Watsons, WHAS, the City of Jeffersonville Parks Department, and Southern Indiana Tourism. More information at http://www.arotr.com.
