Disco Biscuits Will Play Six Nights at the Ardmore

The Disco Biscuits, a band rooted deeply in Philadelphia’s music scene, have scheduled an extensive six-night engagement at Ardmore Music Hall in Ardmore, Pennsylvania. This series of shows will run from December 14 through December 16, and resume December 18 through December 20, positioning itself as the group’s concluding Philadelphia area performances for 2026 before they shift focus to the West Coast.

Following this residency, the band will head to Portland, Oregon, to perform at Revolution Hall over the New Year period, with dates set for December 31, January 1, and January 2. This marks a continuation of their tradition of immersive, multi-night runs in intimate venues, allowing fans to experience their dynamic live performances across several evenings.

This return to Ardmore Music Hall revisits a venue where the Disco Biscuits previously held a summer residency in 2025, an experience that evidently resonated with both the band and their audience. The venue’s capacity of approximately 600 makes it an ideal setting for the band’s blend of electronic-infused jam band music, fostering close interaction and energy exchange between the performers and attendees.

Keyboardist Aron Magner highlighted the band’s enthusiasm for revisiting the venue during the holiday season, framing the upcoming shows as a festive occasion. This thematic shift suggests a uniquely curated atmosphere for these performances, distinguishing them from their previous summer stint.

Ahead of the Ardmore residency, the Disco Biscuits will embark on a series of other live dates, beginning with a show at the Paramount Theatre in Rutland, Vermont, on October 8. Their touring schedule also includes a notable two-night engagement in Worcester, Massachusetts, at The Palladium on October 30 and 31 designed to embrace the Halloween spirit.

The Halloween shows are particularly distinctive; the first night will feature opening support from the band Thought Process (Live), while the second night is set to combine live improvisation with a cinematic experience. Fans were given the opportunity to select a film from several classic horror and fantasy titles, including Nosferatu (1922), A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984), Beetlejuice (1988), and Halloweentown (1998), to which the Disco Biscuits will provide an improvised musical score. This interactive approach underlines the band’s commitment to innovative live experiences.

Looking beyond 2026, the venue itself will continue to host notable artists, with the jam band moe. announced for a multi-night residency at Ardmore Music Hall in 2027. This continuity reflects the venue’s growing reputation as a hub for extended runs by established touring acts within the jam band and improvisational music communities.

The Disco Biscuits’ ongoing relationship with Ardmore Music Hall and their strategic planning of multi-night residencies appear to be a deliberate effort to cultivate a dedicated fanbase through immersive live experiences. These engagements allow the band to explore varied setlists and thematic concepts, enhancing the live music culture surrounding their genre.

Details about specific setlists or additional supporting acts for the December residency remain limited at this time. However, the announcement solidifies the Disco Biscuits’ commitment to maintaining a strong presence in their hometown region while expanding their reach nationally as they close out the year with a blend of local intimacy and broader tour stops.