Oregon’s Pickathon has announced its 2026 lineup, featuring headliners Steve Earle, Built to Spill, and Shakey Graves among other acts scheduled to perform at the annual festival.

The multi-day event will return to Pendarvis Farm in Happy Valley, Oregon, continuing its tradition of hosting both established and emerging artists across multiple stages. Steve Earle will bring his blend of country, rock, and folk to the festival grounds, while indie rock veterans Built to Spill are set to deliver their signature sound to attendees.

Shakey Graves, known for his one-man band performances and folk rock style, rounds out the top billing for the festival. Additional artists on the lineup span genres from bluegrass to experimental music, though organizers have yet to release the complete roster.

Pickathon has operated since 1999, distinguishing itself through its no-overlapping sets policy and emphasis on sustainability. The festival prohibits single-use dishes and utensils, requiring all food vendors to use reusable items.

Tickets for the 2026 festival go on sale next month through the Pickathon website. Early bird passes start at $325, with camping options available for an additional fee. The festival typically sells out several months in advance of the summer event dates.

Stay tuned to Breaking And Entering for even more festival news and lineup announcements.