Upcoming Tour Dates: September 23-26
- Robert Plant and Saving Grace added three new performance dates to their September 2026 tour schedule, according to Ultimate Classic Rock.
- The newly announced dates focus on the Southwestern United States.
- The tour moves from the acoustic-focused environment of the Santa Fe Opera House to the open-air Pepsi Amphitheater before concluding this leg at the Yaamava' Resort.
Robert Plant and Saving Grace added three new performance dates to their September 2026 tour schedule, according to Ultimate Classic Rock. The expanded itinerary includes stops at the Santa Fe Opera House on September 23, the Pepsi Amphitheater in Flagstaff on September 25, and the Yaamava’ Resort in Highland on September 26.
Where will Robert Plant and Saving Grace perform?
The newly announced dates focus on the Southwestern United States. Ultimate Classic Rock reports that the tour will visit New Mexico, Arizona, and California.
- September 23: Santa Fe Opera House, Santa Fe, NM
- September 25: Pepsi Amphitheater, Flagstaff, AZ
- September 26: Yaamava’ Resort, Highland, CA
The selection of venues varies in scale and setting. The tour moves from the acoustic-focused environment of the Santa Fe Opera House to the open-air Pepsi Amphitheater before concluding this leg at the Yaamava’ Resort.
What is the Saving Grace collaboration?
Saving Grace is the current musical project featuring former Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant. The collaboration continues Plant’s recent trend of exploring roots-based and Americana sounds, moving away from the hard rock structures of his early career.
The addition of these dates suggests a demand for the group’s specific arrangement of material in the Southwest region. By scheduling the Santa Fe and Flagstaff shows within 48 hours of each other, the tour utilizes a tight geographic corridor before moving into Southern California.
How do these dates impact the tour?
These additions extend the existing tour footprint. The transition from a traditional opera house to a resort venue indicates a flexible approach to the tour’s production requirements and audience reach.
The Pepsi Amphitheater in Flagstaff typically hosts larger crowds in an outdoor setting, while the Santa Fe Opera House is known for its restrictive seating and specific acoustic properties. This contrast in venues allows the project to present its music in both intimate and expansive environments.