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Friday, October 2, 2026

DRAMA Close Out Live at Lagunitas’ 2026 Season with Grooves and Good Vibes: Photos + Recap

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    As all great six-packs will eventually be nothing more than empty bottles and cardboard, and each life-changing show will ring out with a final chord, all good things must reach their end. So it goes for Live at Lagunitas, the summer concert series hosted by the iconic beer brand. Earlier this week, they hosted the final edition of their 2026 slate. But don’t cry ’cause it’s over, be grateful that it happened… and because it was a total ripper thanks to the talents of DRAMA.

    As the sun set over the LaguMiniAmphitheaterette, DRAMA brought their electro-R&B out in full force. Leading the sold-out crowd through platonic romance (both spiritually and literally, with their latest LP being titled Platonic Romance), butts were moving, beer was flowing, and smiles were worn on just about every face in attendance. Sometimes flanked by bubbles, sometimes flanked by nothing but sheer groove, it’s hard to imagine a better summer 2026 sendoff than spending an evening with DRAMA.

    Check out action shots from the special closing night of Live at Lagunitas with DRAMA below.

    As always, ticket proceeds plus one dollar from every PILS beer sold supported the San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. A nonprofit dedicated to serving animals in the local community, the organization advocates for proper care of animals, helps provide veterinary care, provides ways to find furry friends homes through their adoption program, and more. There were even adoptable puppies onsite at the show! Learn all about the SF SPCA here.

    And with that, we’ll see you in 2027! In the meantime, relive the friendly vibes of the Petaluma nights with Six-Pack Stories, shot on-site with many of the Live at Lagunitas artists.

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