Houndmouth Takes the Stage at Ozark Music Hall
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Fayetteville’s live music scene gets a boost this March when Houndmouth takes the stage at Ozark Music Hall. The band has made a name for themselves on the touring circuit, and March 20 is the date to keep open. Round up your crew, grab your tickets, and make a night of it. This one’s worth showing up for no matter how well you know the band.

THE DEETS
📅 Friday, March 20, 2026
🕑 Doors: 7:00 PM | Showtime: 8:00 PM
📍 Ozark Music Hall (formerly JJ’s Live), 3615 N. Steele Blvd, Fayetteville, AR 72704
🎟️ GA Standing Floor: $43.21 | GA Standing 4-Pack: $36.14/ticket ($144.56 total) | Mezzanine Boxes: $67.79
🔗 More Info | Tickets
The Band Behind the Buzz
Formed in 2011 in New Albany, Indiana, Houndmouth is an indie rock band built around a blend of Americana, rock, and folk. The group, made up of Matt Myers, Katie Toupin, Zak Appleby, and Shane Cody, has built a following on the strength of their harmonies and storytelling lyrics. Their Fayetteville stop is worth the night out.
Here’s What You’re Getting Into
Ozark Music Hall has hosted some of the best touring acts to come through Fayetteville, and Houndmouth fits right in.

Snag your tickets now and make March 20 yours.
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