WXPN Welcomes
Loudon Wainwright III with Wesley Stace at Bryn Mawr Twilight Concerts
Saturday, June 6, 2026
Doors at 6:00 PM | Show at 7:00 PM
Produced by Rising Sun Presents and Presented in Association with Lower Merion Township
All Ages! Kids 12 & younger may attend for free & do not need a ticket
This show is Rain Or Shine (No Refunds)
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Location / Directions / Parking:
The Bryn Mawr Gazebo's address is: 9 S. Bryn Mawr Ave, Bryn Mawr, PA 19010
> Click here for directions
Metered parking spots are free after 6pm. Non-metered spots are free, including the Library / Gazebo parking lot
> Click here for more parking info
The Bryn Mawr Gazebo is just a couple of blocks from Septa's Bryn Mawr Regional Rail train station, and a bus stop on Lancaster Ave
> Click here for more public transit info
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About Shows at Bryn Mawr Twilight Concerts:
🍺 Beer & other beverages will be available for purchase on-site
🍕 Outside food and non-alcoholic beverages are allowed to be brought into the concert
🚭 The Bryn Mawr Gazebo Park is a smoke-free venue
🪑 Patrons may bring lawn chairs and blankets
🤝 Please note: Low beach chairs and blankets only in front of the white line
👍 Tall camping chairs are permitted behind the line
♿︎ The concert site is accessible to all, as are our on-site restrooms
🎟️ All guests should enter via the RSP “Box Office” Tent located on Bryn Mawr Ave, by the Gazebo, with tickets (paper or digital) ready to be scanned
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For more information & to buy tickets in person without service fees:
Visit BrynMawrTwilightConcerts.com + call or email the Ardmore Music Hall Box Office:
610-649-8389 | info@risingsunpresents.com
Tickets can be purchased at the AMH Box Office with NO SERVICE FEES!
Hours: M-W-F from 12PM – 5PM + before & during shows
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About Loudon Wainwright III
Website | Facebook | Instagram | Spotify
Born in Chapel Hill, N.C. in 1946, Loudon Wainwright III came to fame when “Dead Skunk” became a Top 20 hit in 1972. He had studied acting at Carnegie-Mellon University, but dropped out to partake in the Summer of Love in San Francisco, and wrote his first song in 1968 (“Edgar,” about a lobsterman in Rhode Island). He was soon signed to Atlantic Records by Nesuhi Ertegun, and after that was lured by Clive Davis to Columbia Records, which released “Dead Skunk.” His songs have since been recorded by Bonnie Raitt, Johnny Cash, Earl Scruggs, Kate & Anna McGarrigle, his son Rufus Wainwright, and Mose Allison, among others. Wainwright has recorded 27 albums, including his 2009 Grammy Award-winning High Wide & Handsome.
In 2022 Loudon released Lifetime Achievement, an album of 15 original songs, that established his singular talent as our foremost six-string tragicomedian, not only undiminished, but hitting new heights. The orchestration varies from solo performance, to trio work with his longstanding musical cohorts, Chaim Tannenbaum and David Mansfield, to Nashville and Memphis-style little big bands, to a full-blown string arrangement by Rob Moose. Loudon puts his latest achievement in the context of a lifetime of music making this way: “When I made my first record for Atlantic in 1969, I wanted to make not only a recording, but a document that captures a moment. Now, fifty years later, I guess I still want to make a testament of songs, and I like to think they might last a while.”
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