Mission Hill Family Estate is bringing back one of the Okanagan’s most cherished summer traditions: the Summer Concert Series. Now entering its 19th year, the celebrated event returns with three major headline performances and an expanded collection of culinary experiences, including the introduction of new indoor dining options in the Visitor’s Hall and the exclusive Chagall Room.
This year’s lineup features three iconic Canadian artists. Tom Cochrane and Red Rider take the stage on Wednesday, July 8, followed by Burton Cummings and his band on Wednesday, July 22, and Amanda Marshall on Thursday, August 6.
Tickets for the 2026 season are available first to Mission Hill Family Estate Wine Club Members beginning Wednesday, March 18 at 11:00 a.m. PST, with access granted by membership tier. Packages for the general public will be released on Wednesday, March 25 at 11:00 a.m. PST. Guests interested in joining the wine club can find details on the winery’s website.
“Experiencing live music under the open sky in our outdoor Amphitheatre is truly unforgettable,” says Proprietor Anthony von Mandl, O.C., O.B.C. “The setting is intimate, the atmosphere is magical, and the tradition echoes the great open-air amphitheatres of Europe. We’re thrilled to welcome these remarkable artists and our guests back to the estate this summer.”
Perched high above the Okanagan Valley, the winery’s Amphitheatre offers sweeping views of the lake and mountains, creating one of Canada’s most striking concert environments. For performers accustomed to large arenas, the venue’s limited capacity offers a rare chance to connect with audiences up close.
2026 Summer Concert Series
An Evening with Tom Cochrane and Red Rider | Wednesday, July 8
With a career spanning more than four decades, Tom Cochrane has left an indelible mark on Canadian music — both as the frontman of Red Rider and as a solo artist whose work has earned global acclaim. One of only three male Canadian singer‑songwriters to achieve a Diamond-certified album, Cochrane has been recognized for his artistic achievements as well as his extensive humanitarian work. His influence continues to shape generations of Canadian musicians.
An Evening with Burton Cummings and his band | Wednesday, July 22
Burton Cummings stands among Canada’s most celebrated performers. As the voice and songwriter behind The Guess Who, he helped the band become the first Canadian group to reach No. 1 on the Billboard charts. His solo career further cemented his legacy, earning him the distinction of being the first Canadian artist to achieve triple‑platinum status. Following the release of his latest album, A Few Good Moments, Cummings continues to captivate audiences across the country.
An Evening with Amanda Marshall | Thursday, August 6
Amanda Marshall burst onto the scene with her Diamond-certified debut album — one of only 18 Canadian albums to reach that milestone — producing seven Top 10 hits and selling more than six million copies worldwide. Her follow-up, Tuesday’s Child, featured collaborations with Carole King and Eric Bazilian and led to a global tour supporting Whitney Houston. Her third album, Everybody’s Got a Story, marked a bold shift toward R&B and quickly achieved quadruple‑platinum status.
Dining & Concert Experiences
The Mission Hill Summer Concert Series is designed as a full evening experience, blending world-class performances with exceptional food and wine. Guests can begin their night with seasonal, estate-driven cuisine crafted by the winery’s award-winning culinary team before settling into the Amphitheatre for the show.
Returning favourites include al fresco dining at the Terrace Restaurant, elegant meals in the Loggia, and the ultra‑exclusive Premier Loggia Experience, a private balcony setting for up to ten guests featuring sommelier-led wine pairings and dedicated service. For a more relaxed evening, guests can opt for gourmet picnics in the courtyard or choose from a selection of ready-to-enjoy dishes created in partnership with the Delta Grand Okanagan.
New this year are elevated indoor dining options in the air‑conditioned Visitor’s Hall, as well as the debut of the Chagall Room Concert Experience. Designed for private groups of up to 20, this offering includes a progressive culinary journey featuring refined food stations, artful small plates, and signature wines, followed by reserved Gold seating in the Amphitheatre.
With options ranging from casual to ultra‑luxury — including a new package that allows guests to select their own Amphitheatre seats — the series offers something for every style of concertgoer. Whether guests choose a multi‑course dinner or a glass of wine at sunset, each evening promises an unforgettable celebration of music, cuisine, and the beauty of the Okanagan Valley.
For complete package details and booking information, visit missionhillwinery.com.
