Abbey Road On The River Tickets

Abbey Road On The River (AROTR) is the world’s largest Beatles-inspired music festival, bringing together fans of all ages for a weekend of iconic sounds, live performances, and community across multiple stages. Held annually over Memorial Day weekend at Big Four Station Park in Jeffersonville, Indiana, AROTR has grown from its Louisville beginnings to become a premier celebration of the Fab Four era and beyond. Founded in 2002 by Gary Jacob, AROTR moved across the Ohio River to Jeffersonville in 2017, where it now welcomes tens of thousands of attendees each year.

Over the years, AROTR has earned recognition as a top spring festival, with KTIA Top 10 awards that spotlight its enduring appeal, professional production, and fan-friendly atmosphere. The festival typically features around 50 bands and 200+ concerts across multiple stages, delivering a rich lineup that satisfies long-time Beatles fans and newcomers alike.

When you’re looking to secure your seats for the next AROTR experience, you’ll find reliable information, approachable ticket options, and guidance from a trusted connection in the live music scene—because with Abbey Road On The River, you’ve got a guy you can count on.

Upcoming editions of Abbey Road On The River continue the tradition: 2025 ran May 22–26 at Big Four Station Park, Jeffersonville, with standout performances from The Black Ties, Live and Let Die, Classicstone, The V8’s, and more. The 2026 edition is scheduled for May 21–25, 2026, at the same Jeffersonville venue. The festival draws fans from across the region, with an estimated attendance often in the 20,000–25,000 range and hundreds of performers across the grounds. Expect a vibrant atmosphere, sponsor activations, and social channels buzzing with updates.

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Our team at Gold Coast Tickets is here to help you secure your tickets with no fuss and clear details, so you can lock in your plans for a weekend that celebrates one of music’s most beloved eras.