Wild Adventures Theme Park will open its 2026 Wild Adventures LIVE! Concert Series on Saturday, April 11, with a performance by classic rock band KANSAS, marking the first concert of the season and the start of a full lineup of live entertainment during the park’s 30th anniversary year.

The concert will begin at 8 p.m. at the Wild Adventures LIVE! Amphitheater. A park admission ticket or Season Pass is required to attend. General Concert Admission is $10. In the general admission area, guests may bring chairs and blankets.

With a career spanning five decades, KANSAS has sold more than 30 million albums worldwide and remains one of the most recognizable bands in classic rock. The group’s catalog includes “Carry On Wayward Son” and “Dust in the Wind,” two enduring hits that continue to reach new audiences through radio, film, television and streaming.

“These are songs people grew up with,” said Asher Raymond, public relations specialist. “When KANSAS takes the stage, you can feel the crowd connect to it relive those moments when they first heard this iconic band. That’s exactly how we wanted to start the series.”

Reserved concert seating is available in advance for $5 for Diamond Season Passholders, $10 for Gold Season Passholders and $15 for all other guests. Reserved seats will be $20 on the day of the show.

For guests planning to attend multiple concerts, a Season Pass offers added value. Season Passholders receive free General Concert Admission to every Wild Adventures LIVE! concert, and Gold and Diamond Passholders can also purchase reserved seats at a discount.

The 2026 Wild Adventures LIVE! Concert Series will continue throughout the season with performances by Tyler Hubbard, Blank Space: The Taylor Swift Tribute, ZZ Top, Chris Janson, Tasha Cobbs Leonard, Starship featuring Mickey Thomas, Parmalee & LOCASH, Travis Tritt, The Beach Boys, Australian Pink Floyd, Skillet and for KING + COUNTRY.

More information about the concert series, reserved seating and Season Passes is available at WildAdventures.com.