If you missed Santana and The Doobie Brothers at SPAC, here’s your second chance — and on the Fourth of July, no less. The co-headlining tour rolls into Bethel Woods for what promises to be one of the most spectacular Independence Day celebrations in the Hudson Valley.
About Santana
Carlos Santana’s legacy in rock music is secure many times over. From his breakthrough at Woodstock in 1969 to a career spanning more than five decades, Santana’s signature blend of Latin rhythms, blues fire, and jazz sophistication has produced a catalog of music that transcends genre boundaries. millions of records sold and multiple Grammy Awards, he remains one of the most recognizable and respected guitarists on the planet. The Doobie Brothers, co-headlining this tour, bring their own massive collection of classic rock hits to the evening, creating a combined setlist that would make any classic rock fan weak in the knees.
The Venue
Bethel Woods Center for the Arts needs no introduction to anyone who knows their rock history. Located on the original Woodstock site in Sullivan County, the venue carries a weight of musical significance that few places on earth can match. Santana, of course, was at the original Woodstock — so there’s a full-circle poetry to him playing this ground on America’s birthday. The outdoor pavilion and lawn offer stunning views of the surrounding Hudson Valley hills, and on the Fourth of July, you can expect the atmosphere to be electric.
Tickets & Details
Santana with The Doobie Brothers performs at Bethel Woods on July 4, 2026 at 7:00 PM. Check the link for current pricing. Get tickets.
Carlos Santana returning to the Woodstock site on July Fourth is the kind of thing that gives you chills if you think about it. The man who electrified that muddy field in 1969, back on the same ground more than fifty years later, still playing with that otherworldly tone and passion. Pair that with The Doobie Brothers and a Hudson Valley sunset on Independence Day, and you’ve got an experience that goes beyond a concert. This is an event. It’s the kind of night you’ll still be telling people about years from now. Fireworks, guitars, and the Woodstock grounds — you could not script a better evening.