Magic Tuber Stringband / Tacoma Park / Jon Camp Band

Magic Tuber Stringband, Tacoma Park, and the Jon Camp Band share a bill at Rhizome DC on Saturday, July 11, 2026, offering a evening that spans avant folk, drone/electronic landscapes, and fingerstyle guitar compositions. Magic Tuber Stringband, a North Carolina trio, weaves folk instrumentation with avant-garde composition, drawing from regional traditions and natural histories; their latest album *Heavy Water* is due out May 22 on Thrill Jockey Records. Tacoma Park, also based in North Carolina, performs as a duo blending heavily processed guitars and richly textured synths into what IndyWeek called “homespun monumental” drone music, augmented by video projections; their album *Baltimore* is out on Centripetal Force Records. The Jon Camp Band features the DC-area fingerstyle guitarist and composer, joined by collaborators Dave Jones (guitar), Julian Comanda (bass), and Scott Verrastro (drums/percussion), performing music from his recent full-band album *Proceed* (Centripetal Force Records), which Aquarium Drunkard praised for its intimacy and immediacy.

When: Saturday, July 11, 2026. Doors at 6:30 PM, show begins at 7:00 PM.

Showtimes: The event runs from 6:30 PM to 10:00 PM.

Tickets: $20. Tickets are available via the TICKETS link on the event page (online sales likely).

Lineup: Magic Tuber Stringband (avant folk, North Carolina), Tacoma Park (drone/electronic duo, North Carolina), Jon Camp Band (fingerstyle guitar, DC region; with Dave Jones, Julian Comanda, Scott Verrastro).

Run time: Approximately 3.5 hours, including door time.

Ages: Not specified; likely all ages unless noted elsewhere. Contact venue for age policy.

Venue: Rhizome DC, location not further detailed in the provided text.

Note: Magic Tuber Stringband’s new record *Heavy Water* releases May 22, 2026 on Thrill Jockey Records. Tacoma Park’s album *Baltimore* is out on Centripetal Force Records. The Jon Camp Band will feature a full-band lineup for this performance. The event is tagged as music and part of the 2026 schedule.