If you were alive and listening to music in the early 2000s, you absolutely know Wheatus. The band behind one of the most iconic, inescapable pop-rock songs of the era is coming to Assembly in Kingston this May, and honestly, the nostalgia alone is worth the ticket price — but here’s the thing: Wheatus has always been so much more than just one song, and this show is going to prove it.
About Wheatus
Wheatus is a New York-based band that burst onto the global scene in 2000 with a debut that became an instant phenomenon. While they’re best known for their massively popular breakout single that was utterly inescapable that year, the band has continued to record and tour consistently for over two decades, building a catalog of smart, hook-heavy pop-rock that deserves far more attention than it typically gets. Their live shows are fun, self-aware, and packed with the kind of infectious energy that reminds you why you loved this music in the first place. They know what the crowd wants and they deliver it, but they also have plenty of great songs beyond the obvious that surprise and delight audiences every night.
The Venue
Assembly in Kingston is a newer addition to the Hudson Valley music scene that has quickly made a name for itself as a must-visit destination. The venue combines a modern, comfortable layout with excellent sound engineering, creating a space that works beautifully for everything from indie shows to nostalgia-driven pop-rock nights like this one. Kingston’s growing reputation as a cultural destination in the Hudson Valley makes Assembly a natural and exciting fit for touring acts looking for a great room.
Tickets & Details
Wheatus performs at Assembly in Kingston on Thursday, May 14, 2026 at 8 p.m. Check the link for current pricing. Get tickets.
Wheatus in an intimate Hudson Valley venue is exactly the kind of show that surprises people every time. You go expecting pure nostalgia, maybe a singalong and a laugh, and you leave realizing these guys are genuinely great musicians who write genuinely great songs. Kingston on a Thursday night with a band that knows how to have fun and bring a crowd along for the ride? Count me in enthusiastically. This is going to be a blast.