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Cary, NC · The Legal Tour

Ty Myers at Koka Booth Amphitheatre, Cary, Oct 15

Ty Myers plays Koka Booth Amphitheatre on Thursday, October 15, 2026, with Brent Cobb and Benny G opening. Doors are at 6:00 PM and the show starts at 7:30 PM. Two things make this stop unusual. Parking is free, and the town caps how loud the show is allowed to get.

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Show Details

DateThursday, October 15, 2026
Doors6:00 PM
Show7:30 PM
VenueKoka Booth Amphitheatre
Address8003 Regency Parkway, Cary, NC 27518
Capacity7,000
OpenersBrent Cobb, Benny G
Outdoor country concert at sunset, a large audience seen from behind with arms raised and a few glowing phones, some sitting on blankets on the grass, facing a flat-roofed pavilion stage lit warm amber at the mid-right, with tall pines and hardwoods behind it under a hazy golden sky
Original illustration of an open-air concert crowd at dusk in a southern pine clearing. Illustration, not a photograph of Ty Myers or this venue — see our image policy.

What makes the Cary show different

Ty Myers Cary NC is the easiest arrival on this stretch of the tour, and the most tightly controlled performance. Those two facts come from the same source. The Town of Cary owns this amphitheatre, so the town sets the rules.

That ownership pays off in the parking lot. Around 1,500 spaces are free, which is rare on a tour where Estero charges $30. It costs you at the stage, where the town holds the sound to a fixed ceiling and ends the night on a clock.

Free parking, and why the upgrade is usually a waste

The venue sells two upgrades. Premiere is $30 in advance, $35 on the day. Preferred is $25 in advance, $30 on the day. Both sit closer to a gate, and both are limited.

Local regulars are consistent about this. The free lot is roughly one lot further out, so the upgrade buys a few minutes of walking. The usual advice from people who go often is blunt: there is plenty of free parking, so don’t bother with the pay lot.

Watch a different trap instead. The venue’s own directions and parking page warns that nearby businesses charge $5 to $25, and says those fees are not endorsed by the venue or the town. One attendee parked across the street and reported it took a long time to get out. The venue lots are the faster exit as well as the cheaper one.

The sound cap is real, and worth knowing before you buy

Most venue pages never mention how loud a show can be. Here it is a published number. The town restricts audio to 95 dBA SPL, measured 100 feet from the stage, monitored live in five minute averages, with financial penalties if it is breached.

That figure is not a rumor. A Cary official gave WRAL the same 95 dB(A) measurement on the record after neighbors complained about a 2021 concert, some from three miles away.

What it means in practice comes from people who go often. The mix sounds good, but it does not hit as hard as other rooms. Crowd noise on the lawn is less covered by the music than you may be used to. There is also a curfew, which is why sets here finish earlier than elsewhere on the tour. The exact weeknight cutoff is not published, and sources disagree on the minute, so we are not printing a time. Plan for a firm ending.

The blanket rule that catches people out

This is a lawn venue where blankets are banned. So are towels and mats of any kind. The venue’s reason is the grass.

That single rule undoes a lot of older advice. Fan recommendations still circulating online tell you to bring a blanket and stake out a spot. It was once fine. It is not now.

Bring a chair instead, and check the type. No footrest, no canopy, no lounge, no tri-fold, no swinging chair. A standard camp chair passes. Take it out of the bag at the checkpoint, which is faster for everyone, since attendees note chairs are the main thing slowing the entry line.

If carrying a chair sounds like work, Guest Services rents beach chairs for $10 plus tax. Twenty percent of each rental goes to a Town of Cary scholarship fund.

Cashless with no safety net

Plenty of venues on this tour are cashless. This one states there are no ATMs on site at all, which removes the usual fallback. Cards and contactless both work everywhere, including Apple Pay, Samsung Pay and Google Pay.

One pricing detail is easy to miss. Online purchases use all-in pricing, so the number you see already contains ticket fees. Buying in person at the box office instead adds a 3% processing fee plus tax.

Small details that improve the night

Three come from people who go regularly rather than from any official page.

Wear closed shoes. The grounds are pine straw, and sandals are a mistake. Skip the bathrooms in the covered area, where the line reportedly barely moves, and walk to the larger ones near the main entrance. And the back of the lawn collects chatter from the covered area, so move forward if you care about the music.

Two things the venue does supply: water fill stations in the Cobblestone Courtyard, and free bug spray at Guest Services, useful on 14 acres of pines beside a lake.

The bill changes here

Cary is where the support acts switch. The Florida run used Lanie Gardner and Benny G. From here it is Brent Cobb and Benny G, holding through Wilmington the next night and Port Wentworth on the Saturday.

Set times are not published ahead. With a curfew shortening the night, the useful anchor is doors at 6:00 PM and a 7:30 PM start.

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Ty Myers in Cary — FAQ

Is Ty Myers playing Cary NC in 2026?

Yes. Ty Myers plays Koka Booth Amphitheatre on Thursday, October 15, 2026. Brent Cobb and Benny G are both on the bill. The venue lists the date, the times and the ticket link on its own event page. The address is 8003 Regency Parkway, Cary, NC 27518. This is the first of three nights in a row: Cary on Thursday, then Wilmington on Friday, then Port Wentworth on Saturday. The support acts stay the same across all three.

What time do doors open at Koka Booth Amphitheatre?

Doors open at 6:00 PM and the show starts at 7:30 PM. Both times come from the venue's own event page for this date. The event box office runs 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM, so it opens an hour before the gates. Parking lots open one hour before the gates, which puts them at roughly 5:00 PM. Getting there early is worth more here than the times suggest, because of the curfew described further down. This is a Thursday show in a town that ends concerts early.

Is parking free at Koka Booth Amphitheatre?

Yes, and this is the best news on the page. The venue offers around 1,500 free spaces in its own lots. Two paid upgrades exist. Premiere Parking is $30.00 in advance or $35.00 on the day, near Gate 1 and the box office. Preferred Parking is $25.00 in advance or $30.00 on the day, near Gate 5. Both are limited and both are optional. Regulars in the Raleigh area are blunt about the upgrades: the free lot sits roughly one lot further out, and the paid spot saves only a few minutes of walking. Nearby private businesses also sell parking, at $5 to $25, and the venue states plainly that it does not endorse those fees.

Is Koka Booth Amphitheatre cashless?

Completely, and there is no backup. The venue is cashless at every point of sale, and it states that there are no ATMs on site at all. That is stricter than most stops on this tour, where a cash window or a machine usually exists somewhere. Accepted payment covers Mastercard, Visa, Discover and American Express, plus Apple Pay, Samsung Pay and Google Pay. Buying at the box office in person adds a 3% processing fee plus tax. Buying online instead uses all-in pricing, where the listed total already includes ticket fees but not tax.

Can I bring a blanket to the lawn at Koka Booth?

No, and this catches almost everyone. This is a lawn venue, so a blanket is the obvious thing to pack. The event page prohibits blankets, towels and mats of any kind, including yoga mats, and the venue explains that it is protecting the grass. Older fan advice online still recommends bringing a blanket, which was accurate once and is not now. Bring a chair instead, within the rules below. If you turn up with a blanket, it has to go back to your car before you enter.

Can I bring a lawn chair to Ty Myers in Cary?

Yes, but only some kinds. The venue allows a lawn chair with no footrest, no canopy, no lounge style, no tri-fold and no swinging chair. A standard camp chair is the safe choice. One practical detail from the venue: take the chair out of its bag at the security checkpoint. Attendees warn that chairs noticeably slow the entry line for exactly this reason, since staff need to see the bag is empty. If you would rather travel light, Guest Services rents beach chairs for $10.00 plus tax, cashless only, and donates 20% of each rental to a Town of Cary scholarship fund.

How loud is the show at Koka Booth, and is there a curfew?

This is the most important thing to understand about this venue. Koka Booth is owned by the Town of Cary and sits near homes, so the town caps the sound at 95 dBA SPL, measured 100 feet from the stage. Levels are monitored live in five minute averages, and the venue's own material notes financial penalties if the cap is breached. A Cary official confirmed the same 95 dBA figure to WRAL after a 2021 noise complaint. Regular attendees describe the practical effect honestly: the show sounds good but does not hit as hard as other venues, and lawn chatter is less drowned out than usual. There is also a curfew, which is why sets here end earlier than at other stops. The exact weeknight cutoff is not published on the event page, so we are not going to state a specific minute. Expect a firm ending rather than an extended encore.

Do I need a printed ticket, and how many can I buy?

Tickets are mobile only. The venue states that screenshots and printed tickets will not be accepted, so download the ticket to your phone before you arrive. Have it open with screen brightness turned up at the gate. There is a strict limit of eight tickets per person for this show. One more entry rule matters if you bought the pit: all GA Pit holders must enter through Gate 1, next to the box office, because it is the only gate that validates a pit ticket.

Where should I sit for Ty Myers at Koka Booth?

There are three broad choices, and the venue provides the seating in two of them. GA Pit is standing only and enters through Gate 1. Reserved areas come with chairs provided by the venue, so you do not bring your own. The Crescent Deck has tables and chairs provided as well. The lawn is where you bring your own chair. Local regulars offer two consistent tips. The back of the lawn picks up noise from people talking in the covered area, so move forward if the sound matters. And on a busy night the lawn fills completely, so expect to settle between other groups rather than claiming open space.

Can I bring water into Koka Booth Amphitheatre?

Yes, in two specific forms. You may bring one factory sealed plastic bottle of water per person, and separately an empty reusable non-glass bottle up to one liter. No glass, no cans, and no flavored water. Water fill stations are in the Cobblestone Courtyard, so the empty bottle is the better option. This is more generous than several stops on this run, including Estero, where water bottles are prohibited outright. Outside food and other beverages are not permitted at this event.

What is prohibited at Koka Booth that I might not expect?

Several things that pass elsewhere. Umbrellas of any size are banned for concerts, which is worth knowing at an open-air venue. Also prohibited: blankets, towels and mats, backpacks, coolers, tablets of any kind, selfie sticks, professional cameras with detachable lenses, GoPros and audio or video recorders, hammocks, wagons and carts, tents, tarps, banners and signs, noise makers, and sporting equipment. Raincoats and ponchos are allowed, which is the intended answer to rain here. Pets are not allowed apart from service animals.

What happens if it rains during Ty Myers in Cary?

The show goes ahead. It is rain or shine. The venue is outdoors and monitors conditions hourly on event days using a weather data team. Its policy is no refunds or exchanges for rain, a delay, or an evacuation. A refund follows only if the event is cancelled in its entirety. Bring a raincoat or poncho, because umbrellas are not allowed at concerts. If a weather advisory hits, listen for stage announcements, and the promoter decides whether to continue. One specific detail worth knowing: after an evacuation, an air horn in the parking lot signals that it is safe to re-enter, so keep your ticket ready. The venue also runs a weather hotline on 919-459-8332.

Can I tailgate in the parking lot?

Yes, within limits, and that is unusual on this tour. The venue permits tailgating as long as it stays at the rear of your vehicle and does not block other cars. Tents and canopies are not permitted, and no grilling of any kind is allowed, including charcoal, gas and open flames. Compare that with Estero, where tailgating is banned outright. Two more parking notes: RV parking cannot be accommodated, and a car left overnight and not moved before 9:00 AM may be ticketed or towed.

Do children need tickets for this show?

Children 2 and under are free on the lawn for this event and do not need a ticket. That exemption is limited to the lawn. All ages require a ticket in the GA Pit and Reserved areas, so a small child in those sections needs one regardless of age. The venue notes that the child age rule varies by event, and the figures above are the ones published for this date. Strollers are allowed on the lawn only.

Is there a VIP package for Ty Myers in Cary?

Yes. The tour is selling a Ty Myers VIP Package for this date. It includes one general admission ticket, VIP priority check in through a separate VIP entrance, exclusive VIP merchandise, a VIP gift, and a commemorative laminate with a lanyard. Two honest caveats from the terms. All sales are final, with no refunds or exchanges. And the laminate is commemorative only, so it grants no backstage or VIP area access on its own. Buyers are emailed details a few days before the show, and the tour lists [email protected] for anyone who does not receive that email.

How do I get to Koka Booth Amphitheatre, and where do rideshares go?

The venue is at 8003 Regency Parkway, reached from US 1 at the Tryon Road exit, 98-A, then right onto Regency Parkway. Follow the road right where it splits, and the amphitheatre is the second entrance on the left. Rideshare uses a different address: 11000 Regency Parkway, at a designated drop off and pick up zone. Put that second address in the app rather than the venue address. The site sits about a mile from the interstate. Attendees consistently give two warnings: allow extra time for traffic, and if you park in the nearest private lot across the street rather than the venue lots, expect a slow exit.

What should I wear or bring to this venue specifically?

One piece of local advice comes up repeatedly and appears nowhere in the venue's own material: wear closed shoes rather than sandals, because the grounds are covered in pine straw. The venue sits among 14 acres of hardwoods and pines beside a lake, which is also why attendees suggest bug spray in warm months. Guest Services keeps bug spray available at no charge. Mid October in Cary is cooler than the tour's summer dates, so a layer for after sunset is sensible on a lawn with no roof.

Is Ty Myers sold out in Cary?

Not as of the last check. The venue's own event page listed the show as on sale, with tickets available through its ticket link. Availability moves quickly, and the eight ticket per person cap suggests the promoter expects real demand. Treat this as a snapshot and check the ticket page for the current position. On this tour only Modesto is confirmed sold out through its box office.

Who is opening for Ty Myers in Cary?

Brent Cobb and Benny G. The support bill rotates by leg on this tour, and Cary is where it switches: the Florida dates before it ran with Lanie Gardner and Benny G, and Brent Cobb takes over from Cary onward through Wilmington and Port Wentworth. Set times are not published in advance. Given the venue's curfew, the schedule here is likely tighter than at stops without one, so plan around doors at 6:00 PM rather than guessing when the headline set starts.

Dates either side of this one

The nights immediately before and after Cary on the Legal Tour routing — usually the same openers and the same production.

  • Oct 10, 2026Estero, FL

    Hertz Arena — read the venue guide.

  • Oct 16, 2026Wilmington, NC

    Live Oak Bank Pavilion — read the venue guide.

Other Southeast dates

If this date doesn't work, these are the other Southeast stops on the tour.

  • Oct 17, 2026Port Wentworth, GA

    VyStar Pavilion — read the venue guide.

  • Oct 24, 2026Pikeville, KY

    Appalachian Wireless Arena — read the venue guide.

  • Sep 10, 2026Tuscaloosa, AL

    Mercedes-Benz Amphitheater — read the venue guide.

  • Sep 11, 2026Macon, GA

    Atrium Health Amphitheater — read the venue guide.

Other October 2026 dates

If you're planning around a particular weekend rather than a particular city, these are the other Legal Tour stops in October 2026.

  • Oct 23, 2026Evansville, IN

    Ford Center — read the venue guide.

  • Oct 1, 2026Baton Rouge, LA

    Raising Cane's River Center Arena — read the venue guide.

  • Oct 2, 2026Little Rock, AR

    First Security Amphitheater — read the venue guide.

More venue guides

Other stops on this tour we've researched the same way, venue policy by venue policy.

  • Nov 20, 2026Austin, TX

    Moody Center — doors, bag policy, parking and capacity, verified against the venue.

  • Nov 21, 2026Fort Worth, TX

    Dickies Arena — doors, bag policy, parking and capacity, verified against the venue.

  • Aug 13, 2026Airway Heights, WA

    BECU Live at Northern Quest Casino & Resort — doors, bag policy, parking and capacity, verified against the venue.

More about Ty Myers

  • Who's Opening for Ty Myers on The Legal Tour?

    Who is opening for Ty Myers on The Legal Tour 2026? Brent Cobb and Benny G on most dates, Lanie Gardner on select dates. Which opener is at your show.

  • Ty Myers Setlist 2026

    Ty Myers setlist 2026: documented songs, set length (~90 min), stage time, band lineup, and where to check the most recent setlist after each show.

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Sources & verification

  • Koka Booth Amphitheatre: Ty Myers, The Legal Tour event listing (venue's own event page) — The confirmed date of Thursday October 15 2026, the doors time of 6:00 PM and event start of 7:30 PM, the event box office hours of 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM, the billing of Brent Cobb and Benny G, the mobile only ticket rule rejecting screenshots and printed tickets, the strict eight ticket per person limit, the GA Pit entry requirement through Gate 1, the statement that children 2 and under are free on the lawn while all ages need a ticket in the GA Pit and Reserved areas, the cashless venue statement, all-in pricing and the 3% box office processing fee, the full allowed and prohibited items lists including the ban on blankets towels and mats and on umbrellas of any size, the clear bag and 6 by 8 inch bag allowances, the one factory sealed water bottle plus empty one liter reusable bottle allowance, the water fill stations in the Cobblestone Courtyard, the lawn chair restrictions, the Premiere and Preferred parking prices in advance and on the day, the approximately 1500 free spaces, the parking lots opening one hour before gates, the rideshare address of 11000 Regency Parkway, and the full Ty Myers VIP Package contents and terms
  • Koka Booth Amphitheatre: Directions and parking — The venue address of 8003 Regency Parkway, the driving directions via US 1 and the Tryon Road exit 98-A, the statement that area businesses may charge $5 to $25 for parking in their lots and that those fees are not endorsed by the venue or the Town of Cary, the around 1500 free spaces figure, the tailgating rules confining it to the rear of the vehicle with no tents canopies or grilling, the statement that RV parking cannot be accommodated, and the warning that vehicles left overnight and not moved before 9 a.m. may be ticketed or towed
  • Koka Booth Amphitheatre: Frequently asked questions — The statement that the venue is cashless with no ATMs on site and the full list of accepted cards and contactless methods, the prohibited lawn chair types and the instruction to remove chairs from bags at the security checkpoint, the confirmation that venue supplied seating is provided for Reserved seats and Crescent Deck tables, the $10.00 plus tax beach chair rental at Guest Services with 20% donated to the Town of Cary Play it Forward scholarship fund, the concert specific ban on umbrellas of any size alongside the raincoat and poncho allowance, the designated smoking area at the gazebo near Gate 3, the free parking confirmation, and the outside food and cooler prohibition
  • Koka Booth Amphitheatre: Weather policy — The rain or shine policy, the hourly weather monitoring by a weather data team on event days, the no refunds or exchanges rule for rain delay or evacuation with refunds only if the event is cancelled in its entirety, the raincoats and ponchos allowance, the instruction to listen for stage announcements under a weather advisory, the air horn in the parking lot signaling that it is safe to re-enter after an evacuation, and the weather hotline number 919-459-8332
  • Koka Booth Amphitheatre: About the venue — The stated capacity of 7,000, the year built of 2001, the 14 acres of hardwoods and pines beside Symphony Lake, the naming of the venue after former Cary Mayor Koka Booth and its earlier name The Amphitheatre at Regency Park, and the existence of the Crescent deck as a distinct seating area
  • WRAL: Neighbors complain about sound levels at Koka Booth Amphitheater — Independent confirmation, reported with a named Town of Cary cultural arts manager on the record, that the venue restricts audio levels at all events to 95 dB(A) sound pressure level measured 100 feet from the stage, that sound averages are tracked at five minute intervals, and that a concert can stay within the approved curfew and decibel limits while still producing audible bass beyond the venue

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