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Catch Taj Mahal & Keb Mo Live on the Room On The Porch Tour!

Two of the most decorated blues artists alive are back on tour together. Taj Mahal and Keb Mo -- known as TajMo when they share a stage -- are rolling across North America in fall 2026 behind their new collaborative album, Room On The Porch, released in May 2025 on Concord Records. The pair won the Grammy for Best Contemporary Blues Album with their 2017 self-titled debut TajMo and have just earned a Grammy nomination for Best Traditional Blues Album with this new record. Browse the listings below to find a date near you and lock in your seats before the run sells out.

The 2026 tour kicks off September 1 at the elegant McCaw Hall in Seattle and winds through 13 shows across the Pacific Northwest, California, Arizona, Colorado, Texas, and Louisiana, before concluding September 26 at the Houston Arena Theatre. Highlights along the way include the Mountain Winery in Saratoga on September 3, Humphreys Concerts By The Bay in San Diego on September 11, two Fox Tucson Theatre matinee and evening shows on September 13, the Chautauqua Auditorium in Boulder on September 15, the Paramount Theatre in Denver, the Tobin Center in San Antonio, and the historic Mahalia Jackson Theater in New Orleans on September 25.

The shows are built around two living legends trading songs, swapping verses, and trading easy laughs about decades of life on the road. Taj Mahal, now in his eighties, helped redefine what American blues could sound like by pulling in West African rhythms, Caribbean soul, Hawaiian slack-key, and Mississippi country blues across a 50-plus-year career. Keb Mo, five-time Grammy winner himself, has spent the last three decades building his own catalog of warm, contemporary blues and Americana that has crossed over to mainstream country and folk audiences. Together their voices and acoustic guitar interplay are a kind of master class.

Expect a setlist that pulls from both new and classic material. The Room On The Porch record leans into stripped-down, front-porch arrangements that fit the duo perfectly, while the older TajMo album favorites like Diving Duck Blues, Don't Leave Me Here, That's Who I Am, and Soul remain crowd-pleasers. Their solo catalogs also get plenty of love, with Taj Mahal classics like Statesboro Blues and Six Days On The Road alongside Keb Mo staples like City Boy, Just Like You, and I'm Amazing. The shows tend to feel intimate even in larger rooms because both artists are master storytellers.

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About TajMo and the Room On The Porch Tour

Taj Mahal and Keb Mo are two of the most decorated blues artists of the last fifty years, and when they share a stage as TajMo, the chemistry is unmistakable. The collaboration began in earnest with the 2017 album TajMo, which won the 2018 Grammy for Best Contemporary Blues Album, hit number one on the Billboard Blues chart, and reintroduced a generation of fans to the warm front-porch style that both artists do best. Their new collaborative record, Room On The Porch, arrived in May 2025 on Concord Records and was nominated for the Grammy for Best Traditional Blues Album.

Taj Mahal -- born Henry Saint Clair Fredericks Jr. in 1942 in Harlem and raised in Springfield, Massachusetts -- has spent more than five decades helping to redefine what American blues can sound like. His 1968 self-titled debut album for Columbia became an instant landmark, blending Mississippi Delta blues with African and Caribbean traditions, and his catalog since has explored Hawaiian slack-key guitar, calypso, soul, country, and Hindustani rhythms. He has won multiple Grammys, received a Lifetime Achievement Grammy in 2022, and been inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame. You can learn more on his official site.

Keb Mo -- born Kevin Roosevelt Moore in 1951 in South Los Angeles -- emerged in the 1990s as a modern voice for acoustic blues. His 1994 self-titled Okeh Records debut earned him W.C. Handy nominations and put him on a path that has now included five Grammy wins -- Best Contemporary Blues Album for Just Like You (1997), Slow Down (1999), and Keep It Simple (2005); Best Contemporary Blues Album with Taj Mahal for TajMo (2018); and Best Americana Album for Oklahoma (2020). Keb Mo has crossed over to mainstream country and Americana audiences while keeping the heart of acoustic blues central to his work. His official site has the latest tour news.

The 2026 Room On The Porch Tour brings the duo back together for 13 dates across the United States from September 1 through September 26. The run opens at the elegant McCaw Hall in Seattle and includes stops at the Holly Theatre in Medford, the Mountain Winery in Saratoga, the Weill Hall at the Green Music Center in Rohnert Park, Humphreys Concerts By The Bay in San Diego, two shows at the Fox Tucson Theatre on September 13, and the historic Chautauqua Auditorium in Boulder on September 15. Theater rooms and outdoor amphitheaters are the rule -- the kind of intimate venues where every guitar tone and vocal phrase carries.

The tour wraps with a Texas-and-Louisiana run including the Texas Trust CU Theatre in Grand Prairie on September 22, the HEB Performance Hall at the Tobin Center in San Antonio on September 23, the Mahalia Jackson Theater in New Orleans on September 25, and the Houston Arena Theatre on September 26. Each of these is the kind of venue you would expect a blues legend to play -- big enough to draw a serious crowd but intimate enough that the music gets the room it needs.

What makes a TajMo night special is the way two seasoned artists make a big stage feel like a back porch. Taj and Keb trade lead vocals, swap guitar parts, share stories between songs, and lean into the loose, conversational rhythm that defines the front-porch tradition. Expect Diving Duck Blues, Statesboro Blues, City Boy, and Don't Leave Me Here, plus a healthy dose of new Room On The Porch material, all delivered with the kind of warmth and craft that has earned both artists their decades-long reputations.

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Where can I buy Taj Mahal and Keb Mo tour tickets?

Tickets are available through venue box offices and authorized primary sellers like Ticketmaster, AXS, and Live Nation, as well as the official TajMo page. Verified resale tickets for sold-out and high-demand dates are available on BigStub, a trusted third-party marketplace with no hidden fees and a 100 percent buyer guarantee on every order.

When does the Room On The Porch Tour start?

The Room On The Porch Tour kicks off September 1, 2026 at McCaw Hall in Seattle. The 13-date run winds through the Pacific Northwest, California, Arizona, Colorado, Texas, and Louisiana, before concluding September 26 at the Houston Arena Theatre. Check the listings above for all available dates.

What should I know about the Mountain Winery show?

The Mountain Winery date is September 3, 2026, with a 7:30 PM showtime. The venue is located at 14831 Pierce Road in Saratoga, California, set on a 113-acre estate in the Santa Cruz Mountains. The outdoor amphitheater seats around 2,500. Gates typically open ninety minutes before showtime, and the venue offers vineyard tours, multiple restaurants, and a wine tasting room before shows.

What cities are on the 2026 TajMo tour?

The tour visits Seattle, Medford (OR), Saratoga (CA), Rohnert Park (CA), San Diego, Tucson (two shows), Boulder, Denver, Grand Prairie (TX), San Antonio, New Orleans, and Houston. Browse the listings above for the full schedule and current ticket availability.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are Taj Mahal and Keb Mo touring in 2026?

Yes. The pair are back on tour together as TajMo for the Room On The Porch Tour, a 13-date run across the United States from September 1 through September 26. The tour supports their 2025 collaborative album of the same name, which earned a Grammy nomination for Best Traditional Blues Album. Check the listings above for available shows.

What is the Room On The Porch Tour?

It is the 2026 tour supporting the new Taj Mahal and Keb Mo collaborative album Room On The Porch, released in May 2025 on Concord Records. The tour features 13 dates across the Pacific Northwest, California, Arizona, Colorado, Texas, and Louisiana, with the duo trading lead vocals and acoustic guitar parts on songs from both the new record and their decades-deep solo catalogs.

What is TajMo?

TajMo is the collaborative name used by blues legends Taj Mahal and Keb Mo when they perform and record together. Their 2017 self-titled album TajMo won the 2018 Grammy for Best Contemporary Blues Album and topped the Billboard Blues chart. Room On The Porch is their second collaborative full-length record.

Who is Taj Mahal?

Taj Mahal, born Henry Saint Clair Fredericks Jr. in 1942, is a Grammy-winning American blues musician whose career spans more than five decades. He helped redefine the genre by pulling in West African, Caribbean, and Hawaiian influences, and he was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Grammy in 2022. He is a member of the Blues Hall of Fame.

Who is Keb Mo?

Keb Mo, born Kevin Roosevelt Moore in 1951, is a five-time Grammy-winning American blues and Americana artist. His Grammy wins include Best Contemporary Blues Album for Just Like You (1997), Slow Down (1999), and Keep It Simple (2005); Best Contemporary Blues Album with Taj Mahal for TajMo (2018); and Best Americana Album for Oklahoma (2020).

How much do TajMo tickets cost?

Prices vary by venue, seat location, and demand. Theater dates and smaller halls typically have a range of price points, while outdoor amphitheaters and resort venues like the Mountain Winery tend to fall in a higher tier. Check the listings above for current pricing on BigStub, where verified resale tickets are available with no hidden fees added at checkout.

What songs do Taj Mahal and Keb Mo play live?

Setlists pull from the new Room On The Porch album, the 2017 TajMo record, and both artists' solo catalogs. Expect songs like Diving Duck Blues, Don't Leave Me Here, Statesboro Blues, Six Days On The Road, City Boy, Just Like You, I'm Amazing, and selections from the new release. The pair regularly trade lead vocals and guitar parts throughout the night.

How long is a Taj Mahal and Keb Mo concert?

A typical TajMo headlining set runs about 90 to 120 minutes, sometimes longer with encores. With theater-style staging and plenty of between-song storytelling, plan for roughly two hours from doors to the end of the night, depending on the venue.

What kind of venues are on the tour?

The 2026 run is a theater and small-amphitheater tour, with stops at performing arts halls, vineyard amphitheaters, and historic theaters. McCaw Hall, the Chautauqua Auditorium, the Paramount Theatre Denver, the Tobin Center, and the Mahalia Jackson Theater are all among the venues. The setting is built for sound and storytelling rather than spectacle.

Where is Chautauqua Auditorium?

The Chautauqua Auditorium is located at 900 Baseline Road in Boulder, Colorado, on the historic Colorado Chautauqua campus. The wooden auditorium was built in 1898, seats about 1,300, and is one of the most beloved venues in the Rockies for an intimate concert experience. The TajMo date is September 15, 2026.

Can I get a refund if a TajMo show is canceled?

Yes. BigStub's 100 percent buyer guarantee covers refunds for shows that are canceled and not rescheduled. If a show is postponed to a new date, your tickets typically remain valid for the rescheduled performance. Contact BigStub customer service for help with any specific situation.

Is Room On The Porch on streaming?

Yes. The Room On The Porch album is available on all major streaming services, including Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and YouTube Music, as well as on vinyl and CD through Concord Records and independent record stores.

Will there be an opening act on the tour?

Supporting acts have not been confirmed for every date. Some shows are headline-only with no opener, while others may feature local or regional supporting acts. Check individual show pages for the most current opener information.

Are kids allowed at TajMo concerts?

Most TajMo venues on this tour are all-ages, including the Mountain Winery, Chautauqua, and the major theater rooms. Younger fans should generally be old enough to sit through a 90-minute-plus seated concert. Check the specific venue's policy before purchasing tickets for very young children.

How early should I arrive at a TajMo show?

Doors typically open about an hour to ninety minutes before showtime. Plan to arrive thirty to forty-five minutes before the show to allow time for security, parking, and finding your seat. The Mountain Winery in particular has a pre-show wine tasting and dining option that many fans build into their evening.

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