The Live Nation summer concert series at Albany Med Health System at SPAC in Saratoga Springs has been underway for several weeks now. Tonight, Wednesday July 1st, marks the first major Classic Rock show of the season. Heading to the show? Here's everything you will need to know.

The 'Oneness 2026 Tour' featuring Santana and The Doobie Brothers stops at Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC) on Wednesday July 1st. The Route 50 parking lot will open at 4p, gates to SPAC will open at 5:30p, and the showtime is 7pm. Times subject to change.

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Please be advised, the weather forecast calls for a very hot and humid evening. The temperature at showtime is expected to be around 90 degrees with the dew point near 75, which means hot, damp, sticky conditions. The good news? No rain in sight.

You will want to stay hydrated so be sure to bring water. You are allowed to bring an empty water bottle to fill inside, or up to 1 gallon of water in a factory sealed bottle. You may also carry in food, in a clear, 1-gallon zip-lock bag.

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With the exception of a very few tickets, the seated pavilion and balcony are virtually sold out. Lawn Tickets remain available but keep in mind, you are not allowed to bring your own chairs. Lawn chairs are available to rent onsite or in advance HERE. Small blankets are allowed.

Read more; Here's 5 Classic Rock Capital Region Shows from the 1980's You Might Have forgotten About. Were You There?

Click HERE for a complete list of Live Nation Ground Rules for tonight's show with Santana and The Doobie Brothers.  

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