Ty Myers in Bend, OR — August 14, 2026

Why this date matters

Bend sits in the middle of the tightest stretch on the schedule: Airway Heights on the 13th, here on the 14th, Nampa on the 15th. Three amphitheaters in three states across three consecutive nights, with no day off between any of them.

Practically, that’s the tour running at full speed rather than pacing itself, and it makes Bend the least likely of the three to feel like a warm-up. It’s also Myers’ first headline pass through Central Oregon — a market that sits outside the usual Portland-Seattle routing most touring acts default to in the Pacific Northwest, which is part of why the room tends to fill for a national act.

The 5:00 PM doors deserve a specific mention because it’s genuinely unusual. Two hours before the 7:00 PM start is the widest gap of any date on this leg. Bend Concerts uses that window — the Old Mill District has food and the amphitheater lawn fills gradually rather than in one crush — and it means arriving at 6:45 PM leaves you with the sightlines nobody else wanted.

Venue guide: Hayden Homes Amphitheater

Hayden Homes Amphitheater sits on the west bank of the Deschutes River in Bend’s Old Mill District, at roughly 3,600 feet elevation. It opened in 2001 and spent its first two decades as Les Schwab Amphitheater, taking its current name in a November 2021 sponsorship deal with Central Oregon homebuilder Hayden Homes, shortly after a 2020 renovation that reworked seating and sightlines. Bend Concerts operates it.

Capacity is reported at roughly 8,000 by Wikipedia and ticketing sources. We’re flagging that as an estimate because Bend Concerts doesn’t state a capacity figure on its own site, and a number sourced from aggregators isn’t the same as a number sourced from the operator.

Bag policy — confirmed by the venue

Bend is one of the stops on this run where the operator publishes a specific, checkable policy, so here it is in full:

Prohibited: weapons, outside food and drink, professional cameras, selfie sticks, pets.

The single-compartment requirement is the detail that catches people out — a clear bag within the size limit still gets turned away if it has multiple pockets. Source: bendconcerts.com, the operator’s own venue information page. Policies can be tightened for individual shows, so re-check close to the date.

Getting there and parking

Parking: event parking is signed throughout the Old Mill District, and paid lots open one hour before doors — so from 4:00 PM for this show. No overnight parking, no RV parking.

Accessibility: ADA parking is on Shevlin-Hixon Drive, with accessible drop-off at the gate on the same street.

Cycling: bike parking is available on Shevlin-Hixon Drive and near Will Call by the main gates. Helmets must be locked up outside — they’re not permitted into the venue.

Because the amphitheater is embedded in a working retail and dining district rather than sitting in its own dedicated lot, walking in from further out is genuinely viable here in a way it isn’t at most amphitheater stops on this tour.

What to expect from the set

Myers is touring behind Heavy on the Soul, released March 27, 2026, with sets also drawing on The Select, his gold-certified 2025 debut. The reputation the tour was announced on is a singalong-heavy live show rather than a production-led one, which suits a riverside outdoor room where the sound carries across an open lawn.

We don’t publish a predicted setlist as though it were confirmed. For what was actually played on the night, Setlist.fm’s crowd-sourced entries are the practical source.