Ty Myers in Nampa, ID — August 15, 2026

Why this date matters

Nampa closes the three-night Pacific Northwest sprint that opened in Airway Heights and passed through Bend — and then the tour stops for five days. August 15 to the next show in Avila Beach on August 20 is the longest gap in this entire stretch of the schedule.

That makes this the one night of the three where the band isn’t playing again tomorrow. It’s also the only Saturday of the leg and the biggest room of the three by a wide margin: a reported 10,500 against Bend’s estimated 8,000 and Airway Heights’ confirmed 5,000. For the Treasure Valley, which sits off the main Pacific Northwest touring corridor, a headline date from an artist at this point in his trajectory isn’t a routine booking.

Venue guide: Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater

Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater is the outdoor stage within the larger Ford Idaho Center complex, about 15 miles west of Boise. The complex opened in 1997 as Idaho Center with the amphitheater following in 1998; a 2014 naming-rights deal produced the current name. The City of Nampa owns it and Oak View Group operates it.

The amphitheater’s capacity is reported at roughly 10,500 by Wikipedia and ticketing sources. We flag that as an estimate — the venue doesn’t publish the figure itself, and an aggregator number isn’t an operator number.

One thing worth getting right before you travel: the complex holds both an indoor arena and this outdoor amphitheater. Check which one your ticket names.

Bag policy — confirmed by the venue

Ford Idaho Center publishes a specific 2026 amphitheater policy, which is the most permissive of the three stops on this run:

Prohibited: backpacks, coolers, umbrellas, outside food and drink, blankets.

The blanket rule is the one that trips up amphitheater regulars — blankets are out, but a beach towel up to 36“ × 72“ is explicitly permitted as the substitute. Bring the towel.

Concessions are cashless. Card or mobile wallet only inside the gates. Parking, confusingly, does take cash. Plan for both.

Prohibited items can vary by show, so re-check the venue’s 2026 policy page close to the date.

Getting there and parking

Parking is $10 per vehicle, cash, credit, or debit, across roughly 4,000 spaces. Three ways in:

• Off the Franklin Rd entry at Tiegs Way
• Idaho Center Boulevard, the entry before Birch Lane
• Idaho Center Boulevard, the entry past Dutch Bros

With 4,000 spaces for a room of roughly 10,500, most attendees are parking on site rather than hunting for alternatives — the constraint is inbound road flow, not space. Doors at 6:00 PM for a 7:30 PM start gives a 90-minute window; arriving in the first half of it is the difference between a five-minute walk and a fifteen-minute one.

Parking details sourced from nampaamphitheater.com, the venue’s own site — retrieved via search indexing rather than a direct page load, since the page blocked automated access. Worth a final check before you go.

What to expect from the set

Myers is touring behind Heavy on the Soul, out March 27, 2026, with sets also pulling from The Select, the gold-certified 2025 debut that produced “Ends of the Earth” and “Thought It Was Love.” Brent Cobb and Benny G both play ahead of him, so the night runs three acts deep from 7:30 PM.

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