MOOREFIELD, WV — Live music returns to downtown Moorefield as McCoy’s Grand Theatre announces its highly anticipated Spring Concert Series, launching January 17, 2026, with an electrifying night featuring Caroline & The Evergreens.
The Spring Concert Series brings five nights of live music to McCoy’s Grand, showcasing an eclectic mix of local favorites and touring artists to perform on the theatre’s historic and intimate stage. New this year, each concert will feature an opening act, offering audiences even more live music each night.
“Our Spring Concert Series is always a highlight of the year, especially as a way to feature local and regional talent on our historic stage,” said John Brennskag, President of McCoy’s Theatre. “This season, we’re excited to expand the experience by including opening acts for every show, making each concert night even more special.”
All concerts are $15 per show, with performances beginning at 7:00 p.m. and doors opening at 6:15 p.m. McCoy’s Grand is located at 121 North Main Street in Moorefield, WV. Tickets and additional information are available at mcoysgrand.org.
Concertgoers can also take advantage of a Spring Concert Pass for $60, which includes admission to all five concerts for the price of four.
2026 Spring Concert Series Line-Up
January 17 | 7 PM – Caroline & The Evergreens
Opening Act: All The King’s Horses
February 21 | 7 PM – The Flashbacks
Opening Act: Jay Halterman
March 21 | 7 PM – Joe Crites
Opening Act: Jakob Rohrbaugh
April 18 | 7 PM – Streamline
Opening Act: Caroline Auville
May 16 | 7 PM – Astoria
Opening Act: Thorns & Roses
Opening Night Spotlight
The series kicks off January 17 with Caroline & The Evergreens, a five-piece country band pairing a young, fiery vocalist with seasoned musicianship. Caroline’s dynamic voice shines across twangy two-steps, gospel-inspired singalongs, lively ’90s country throwbacks, and heartfelt acoustic ballads—creating a sound that feels both timeless and refreshingly modern.
Backing her are The Evergreens—Joshua (lead guitar), Mark (acoustic guitar), Greg (bass), and Bob (drums). Though they may have more silver in their beards than most bands on the circuit, their energy, skill, and joy on stage rival musicians half their age. Together, they deliver a roots-driven country experience that bridges generations and leaves audiences cheering for more.
Opening the night is All The King’s Horses, a rock band known for loud guitars, punchy bass lines, and unforgettable hooks. Blending classic British grit, American heartland rock, ’90s and 2000s alternative, and MTV-era anthems, the band brings an unapologetic rock ’n’ roll attitude that keeps crowds moving from the first note to the last. With Keith Miller (lead vocals/guitar), Joshua Parsons (lead guitar), Greg Ours (bass/backing vocals), and Bob Thompson (drums), All The King’s Horses sets the stage on fire.
About McCoy’s Grand
McCoy’s Grand is a nonprofit performing arts center serving Hardy County and the surrounding region. The historic venue is home to the McCoy–McMechen Museum, the Eunice D. McCoy Lounge, and the upcoming Courtyard Plaza and Gardens, scheduled for completion in Spring 2026.
Each year, McCoy’s Grand produces theatrical productions, hosts the Spring Concert Series, presents FiddleFest during Hardy County Heritage Weekend, partners with Missoula Children’s Theatre for an annual youth production, and offers community favorites such as the Veterans Concert and Fall Fest Open House. The organization also awards an annual scholarship to a graduating Hardy County senior and provides ongoing community outreach opportunities.
McCoy’s Grand will proudly celebrate its 100th Anniversary in 2027, continuing its mission to inspire, educate, and entertain for generations to come.
For more information and tickets, visit mcoysgrand.org.
McCoy’s Grand Theatre
121 North Main Street
