Rock Lane Resort has eight live shows on the August 2026 calendar: seven evening sets at 7 PM on the Tiki Bar Corona Grand Stage plus one poolside Sunday afternoon set on August 2. The month’s centerpiece is Rock The Dock: Disco Style on August 21 and 22, the only themed weekend of the month. Arrive by car at 611 Rock Lane or tie up at the courtesy dock next to the marina.
Last Updated: July 31, 2026
August is the last full month of the 2026 summer concert season, and the schedule reflects it. Eight shows are booked across five weekends, the genres swing from classic rock to country to a full 70s disco tribute, and the whole thing builds toward Labor Day weekend when the series wraps.
Every show happens on the water. The stage sits on the Rock Island Tiki Bar deck at Rock Lane Resort on Indian Point, west of Branson proper and set on the lake rather than along the strip. The view from the stage is Table Rock Lake, whose shoreline the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers measures at 745 miles at normal pool.
Here is the full August lineup, what each date sounds like, and how to plan around it.
The Full August 2026 Concert Schedule
All evening shows start at 7 PM and run to about 10 PM. The one Sunday show runs 2 PM to 6 PM poolside. Eight dates in total:
| Date | Act | Sound | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saturday, August 1 | The Tablerockers | Classic rock | 7 PM |
| Sunday, August 2 | Sunday Funday with DJ Kolmega | Poolside DJ set | 2 PM to 6 PM |
| Friday, August 7 | Nathan Bryce & Loaded Dice | Classic rock, blues, southern rock | 7 PM |
| Saturday, August 8 | Honky Tonk Dream | Country | 7 PM |
| Saturday, August 15 | Chris Luneau and the White Buffalo | Rock | 7 PM |
| Friday, August 21 | Ozark Storm, opening Rock The Dock: Disco Style | Disco night | 7 PM |
| Saturday, August 22 | The Yachties | 70s disco tribute | 7 PM |
| Saturday, August 29 | Resurrection | Live band | 7 PM |
Friday, August 14 and Friday, August 28 have no act booked as of this writing. The summer concert schedule is the page to watch if either date fills in later, since acts do get added mid-season.
Rock The Dock: Disco Style Takes Over August 21 and 22
The one weekend in August built around a theme rather than a single booking is Rock The Dock: Disco Style. It runs both Friday and Saturday nights, August 21 and 22, and the resort’s own description of it leans hard into the visual: disco ball, purples and blues, platform shoes encouraged.
Friday, August 21 opens the weekend at 7 PM with Ozark Storm, listed for that night on the resort’s summer concert schedule. Saturday, August 22 is the anchor, when The Yachties bring a 70s disco tribute set to the stage. That makes August 22 the one night this month whose set list is billed around a specific era rather than a band’s own material.
The dress-up angle is part of the billing rather than an afterthought. Rock Lane’s invitation for the weekend is to dust off the platform shoes, so costumes fit the room. The infinity pool and swim-up bar sit in the same Rock Island Tiki Bar area as the stage, which is worth factoring in when you decide what to wear to a disco night in late August.
Country and Rock Nights Open the Month
The first two weekends lean rock and country before the disco weekend arrives. The Tablerockers open the month on Saturday, August 1 with a classic rock set. The resort bills the night as timeless classic rock hits, which puts it at the singalong end of the season’s bookings.
Friday, August 7 brings Nathan Bryce & Loaded Dice. They are a Missouri trio built around Nathan Bryce on guitar and vocals, Jerry Paswaters on bass and vocals, and Dylan Halacy on drums, and their sound sits at the intersection of classic rock, blues, and southern rock. Worth noting for anyone who follows guitar players: the band spent three years touring internationally as the backing band for Australian guitarist Taj Farrant and is now moving into its own headline dates. That is a heavier player pedigree than a lakeside patio usually gets, and it is the reason this particular Friday rewards a spot near the stage rather than a table out by the water.
Saturday, August 8 goes straight country with Honky Tonk Dream, the only pure country booking on the August calendar. Everything else this month sits somewhere in rock, disco, or a DJ set, so if country is the reason you would make the drive, August 8 is the single date that delivers it.
That weekend is also the last one in August with music on both Friday and Saturday until the disco weekend on August 21 and 22. The two weekends in between run Saturday only, which makes August 7 and 8 the best pairing in the first half of the month for anyone building a two-night stay around the music.
If you want the food side sorted before the music starts, the Rock Island Grill menu covers what is being served lakeside, and the grill and tiki bar page has current hours. Sets start at 7 PM, so arriving ahead of that leaves room to order before the music rather than during it.
Chris Luneau and Resurrection Close Out the Month
The back half of August runs on Saturdays only. Friday, August 14 has no act booked, so Saturday, August 15 stands on its own with Chris Luneau and the White Buffalo, a rock group whose artwork gives the band its name: a white buffalo standing above the lettering.
A single-show weekend changes how a visit is shaped. With no Friday set, the Saturday carries the whole weekend, so the lake and the pool deck stay the daytime draw right up until the 7 PM start. It also means less competition for the tables closest to the stage than you get on a two-night weekend.
The same pattern repeats at the end of the month. Friday, August 28 is dark, and Resurrection closes August on Saturday, August 29 at 7 PM on the Tiki Stage. It is the last show on the calendar before the Labor Day weekend run opens in September.
That makes August 29 a natural bookend rather than just another Saturday. The summer season has one weekend left after it, and that final weekend is a four-event Labor Day stretch rather than a standard Friday and Saturday pairing, so August 29 is the last ordinary lake-night show of 2026.
Sunday Funday Is the Only Afternoon Show in August
August has exactly one daytime show. Sunday, August 2, DJ Kolmega plays poolside from 2 PM to 6 PM. That is the whole Sunday Funday slate for the month, a change from July when the poolside sets ran two consecutive Sundays on July 19 and July 26.
The format is different enough from the evening shows that it is worth calling out separately. Sunday Funday is a pool party with a soundtrack rather than a concert in front of a stage. It runs in daylight, it is centered on the pool deck, and it wraps by dinnertime. That daytime structure suits families with younger kids, since the whole thing finishes before evening and swimming sits at the center of it.
Because it is the only one on the calendar this month, do not assume August 2 will repeat later in August. If a poolside Sunday is what you are after, that is the date, and the rest of the month is evening shows only. For a wider view of how the poolside and stage formats differ across the season, the live music guide for Table Rock Lake lays out the recurring pattern.
Labor Day Weekend Closes the Summer Concert Series
August’s schedule only makes full sense next to what follows it. The 2026 series runs Memorial Weekend through Labor Day weekend, and the closing weekend carries four separate events in early September.
The Mixtapes open Labor Day weekend on Friday, September 4 with a 90s night. Machine Gun Symphony follows on Saturday, September 5 with an 80s night. MoArk Mojo plays the last scheduled concert of the series on Sunday, September 6. All three are 7 PM shows on the Tiki Stage. A Labor Day Monday afternoon party on September 7 starting at 1 PM closes out the weekend, with the artist still to be announced.
The practical reading for August planners: if lodging is already sold out for the August date you wanted, Labor Day weekend has four scheduled events across four days, more than any single weekend remaining in the 2026 season, plus a decade-themed run across two of the nights. It is also the last weekend of the series.
How to Reach the Tiki Stage by Boat or by Car
Driving in, the address is 611 Rock Lane, Branson, MO 65616, on Indian Point.
Arriving by water is the option most people do not realize exists. Rock Lane keeps a courtesy dock next to the Rock Lane Marina on the southern end of the peninsula. Space there is limited and it works on a first come, first served basis. If the courtesy dock is full when you pull up, marina staff can tell you what additional boat parking may be available for the hours you plan to be at the tiki bar.
That is the detail that changes how an August evening works. You can spend the afternoon out on Table Rock Lake, come off the water before seven, and be at a table for the first set without ever getting in a car. For a sense of how Rock Lane’s setup compares to other stops on the water, the rundown of tiki bars on Table Rock Lake covers the landscape.
Where to Stay for an August Concert Weekend
Staying on property removes the drive home entirely, which counts for more than it sounds on a 7 PM show that runs to roughly 10 PM. Rock Lane lodging covers rooms and condos on the same peninsula as the stage.
The disco weekend of August 21 and 22 is the one worth booking early, since it is the only themed weekend on the month’s calendar. To check availability or ask about a specific date, use the contact page or call the resort directly at (417) 338-2211.
If you are building a full trip rather than a single night out, two other guides pair well with this one. The August guide to Branson covers what else is running in the area during the month, and the July 2026 events recap gives a sense of how a typical month on the Tiki Stage actually plays out.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get to the Rock Lane Tiki Stage by boat?
Yes. Rock Lane has a courtesy dock next to the Rock Lane Marina on the southern end of the peninsula. Space is limited and it is first come, first served, and marina staff can tell you what additional boat parking may be available if the dock is at capacity.
What is Rock The Dock: Disco Style?
It is a two-night themed weekend on August 21 and 22, 2026, built around a 70s disco theme with a disco ball, a purple and blue color scheme, and platform shoes encouraged. Ozark Storm open the Friday and The Yachties play a 70s disco tribute set on the Saturday.
Is there a show every weekend in August 2026?
There is live music on all five August weekends, but not on every Friday. Friday, August 14 and Friday, August 28 have no act booked, while every Saturday in the month has a 7 PM show.
What time does Sunday Funday start?
Sunday Funday runs 2 PM to 6 PM poolside. In August 2026 there is only one, on Sunday, August 2, with DJ Kolmega.
When does the Rock Lane summer concert series end for 2026?
The series runs Memorial Weekend through Labor Day weekend. MoArk Mojo play the last scheduled concert on Sunday, September 6, 2026, and a Labor Day Monday afternoon party follows on September 7 starting at 1 PM.
