08/08/2026
Men At Work, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Shonen Knife Concert in Spokane Canceled Due to Regional Wildfires
SPOKANE, WA — August 7, 2026
Out of respect for our community and the ongoing impact of the regional wildfires, the Men At Work, Toad the Wet Sprocket, and Shonen Knife concert scheduled for Spokane Concert Park at the Shriners Event Center has been canceled.
Our hearts are with everyone affected by these devastating fires — the families who have been displaced, the firefighters and first responders working tirelessly, and the many community members facing uncertainty during this difficult time.
While we were incredibly excited to welcome fans for this special event, we believe this is the right decision. At a time when so much of our region is focused on protecting homes, loved ones, and communities, we don’t want to distract from what matters most.
Ticket holders will have the option to receive a refund or donate the value of their tickets to support local relief efforts. Additional details on the refund and donation process will be sent directly to ticket purchasers.
We’re grateful to Men At Work, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Shonen Knife, their teams, our partners and sponsors, and everyone who helped bring this event together. Most of all, we thank our community for its understanding, compassion, and resilience.
We encourage anyone who is able to support local wildfire relief efforts to do so, and to continue looking out for one another during this difficult time.
Ticket holders should watch for an email with instructions on refunds and donation options.
Regards,
Craig Heimbigner
Too Far North Productions
Spokane WA
509 999 3481
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