Listen, I hate to say it, but summer is quickly slipping by.

I know, I hate it too, but it’s just reality. Pretty soon, we’ll be raking up leaves, stowing away the deck furniture, closing the pool, and gearing up for the white stuff.

However, we aren’t done yet, folks. There’s still a little time to enjoy this wonderful season, and that includes many outdoor shows that are still on the schedule for this summer and early fall.

What are Some of the Best Outdoor Music Venues in Maine?

We’re lucky to have some great outdoor venues in this state, including Thompson’s Point in Portland and the Maine Savings Amphitheater in Bangor. Every year, the two bring in national touring acts that allow Mainers to get up close and personal with their favorite bands and artists while enjoying great music and beautiful weather.

Fortunately for all of us, the season isn’t over yet, even though we’re rapidly moving through the warmer months.

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Both Thompson’s Point and the Maine Savings Amphitheater still have quite a few incredible shows left in 2026. This includes legendary acts like ZZ Top and Brad Paisley, international superstar Pitbull, as well as newer stars like Turnstile and Rainbow Kitten Surprise.

Frankly, there’s a little something left for everyone here, considering the remaining shows truly span the musical spectrum.

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What Outdoor Concerts are Still on the Schedule in Maine for 2026?

Below, you can take a closer look at the remaining outdoor concerts and see which ones you may still want to grab tickets for. And perhaps I’ll see you out there.

Live music is the best... especially when it’s outside.

The Biggest Outdoor Concerts Still Left in Maine This Year

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