Some stories are worth telling twice. That’s why we’re opening the doors of Satellite Music Hall not once, but two nights in a row — and there’s no better band to make history with than Memphis’ own The Band CAMINO.

Born right here in the Bluff City, The Band CAMINO built their sound on the stages, streets, and late-night energy of this town before taking it to the world. Jeffery Jordan, Spencer Stewart, and Garrison Burgess have since grown into one of modern rock’s most exciting live acts — earning hundreds of millions of streams, selling out venues across North America, Europe, and beyond, and delivering the kind of anthemic, emotionally charged performances that leave crowds breathless and hoarse from singing along.

Their music blends glossy guitar hooks, soaring synths, and dual lead vocals into something that hits harder in a room full of people than almost anywhere else. Songs like Daphne Blue, 1 Last Cigarette, and Know It All aren’t just fan favorites — they’re collective experiences, the kind you remember where you were when you heard them live for the first time.

And now, they’re coming home.

On September 4th and 5th, 2026, The Band CAMINO will become the first artists to ever perform at Satellite Music Hall — a brand-new, state-of-the-art 1,300-capacity venue right here at Crosstown Concourse. Named in tribute to Satellite Records, the original name behind the legendary Stax Records, this stage was built to honor Memphis’ musical past while amplifying its future. What better way to christen it than with a band that embodies exactly that spirit?

Two nights. One hometown. A stage built for this moment.

Don’t miss your place in Memphis music history. Tickets on sale Friday, May 8.

PURCHASE TICKETS HERE