Red Voodoo has three fall appearances listed on its current 2026 concert schedule, giving the Northern California rock band two hometown-area dates before a festival trip to Kentucky.
The run begins September 5 at the Starlet Room at Harlow’s in Sacramento. The venue listing places the band onstage that Saturday evening, marking a full hometown show after a busy spring spent appearing on bills around the country.
Red Voodoo will then perform September 23 at Sacramento State University. The midday Sac State appearance is listed as free entry, giving local listeners another opportunity to see the group before it heads east.
Red Voodoo joins Stomp and Holler
On October 2, Red Voodoo is scheduled to appear during the first day of the inaugural Stomp and Holler festival at Beaver Dam Amphitheater in Beaver Dam, Kentucky.
Blackberry Smoke and The War and Treaty lead Friday’s lineup. Them Dirty Roses, Tyler Booth, Late Night Thoughts, Abbie Callahan, Boot Juice, Magnolia Boulevard and other artists are also scheduled for the opening day.
The new two-day festival is designed around live music, camping, food and beverage experiences and bourbon tasting. Organizers have also connected the event with fundraising for the Cliff Hagan Boys and Girls Club and the Beaver Dam Foundation.
Red Voodoo’s current lineup features vocalist Dino Wild, guitarist Davin Loiler, bassist Andrew “Rooster” Edwards and drummer Richie Moreno. The band’s sound draws heavily from the direct, melodic hard rock of the late 1970s and early 1980s while aiming for a contemporary presentation.
The group is continuing to promote its self-titled five-track EP, produced by Grammy-nominated producer Jaimeson Durr. Songs including “Style,” “Mystery Girl,” “Hourglass” and “All Night Long” have become central parts of its live set.
The fall dates follow spring appearances with artists including Stephen Pearcy, L.A. Guns, Lita Ford, FireHouse and Better Than Ezra. Additional dates may be added through the band’s official concert listings.
