Harvest the Hope Concert Tickets

Harvest the Hope Concert was a one-time philanthropic music event held on September 27, 2014, at the historic Tanderup Farm near Neligh, Nebraska. The gathering brought together iconic performers and a dedicated group of Indigenous and environmental advocates to raise funds and awareness against the Keystone XL pipeline. With over 8,500 attendees, the event stood as a powerful moment of community action, music, and advocacy along the Ponca Tribe’s Trail of Tears route.

As an artist page for Harvest the Hope, we highlight the performer-driven impact, the memorable lineup, and the ongoing legacy of the cause. While there is no public, ongoing Harvest the Hope tour in 2025, the concert remains a notable chapter in Native-led environmental justice and American roots music history.

Biography, discography highlights, and the 2014 program details showcase how Harvest the Hope connected artists, fans, and advocates. The event supported Bold Nebraska, the Indigenous Environmental Network, and the Cowboy and Indian Alliance, reflecting a collaborative effort to stand against the Keystone XL pipeline. While the event did not maintain a standalone social media channel, you can explore related coverage and archival materials through Bold Nebraska and Bold Alliance for historical context and continued advocacy.

For more information about the cause, visit partner organizations and the artists’ official sites and social profiles linked below, and secure your seats for any future opportunities to support environmental and Indigenous rights through music.