Wander through the Iroquois River forests and arrive at the Oasis: a mystical camp hidden in the woods. The Oasis plays as an anchor site to an Americana music festival in support of ALS research. A short walk away is the riverside stage and tree deck, offering one of the most unique and intimate experiences to enjoy outdoor music. We invite you to get lost with us in the woods and the music on September 26, 2026.
The event is hosted at a private farm in Sheldon, IL. It features a lineup of professional musicians in an intimate outdoor setting. Americana, country, folk, and rock are the targeted music genres, but we’re open to booking anyone who’s going to make people rock. A main attraction is the tree deck VIP lounge that overhangs the stage, offering the best views of the music and river scenery.
Started in 2025, the Rock ALS fundraiser is a concert series in partnership with the Hop On A Cure non-profit. This organization was started by Zac Brown Band Founder John Driskell Hopkins, who was diagnosed with ALS in 2021. He has since worked to build a community of supporters aligned to find a cure. This concert has locked arms with Hop On A Cure to further their efforts.
The event is hosted at a private farm in Sheldon, IL. It features a lineup of professional musicians in an intimate outdoor setting. Americana, country, folk, and rock are the targeted music genres, but we’re open to booking anyone who’s going to make people rock. A main attraction is the tree deck VIP lounge that overhangs the stage, offering the best views of the music and river scenery.
Started in 2025, the Rock ALS fundraiser is a concert series in partnership with the Hop On A Cure non-profit. This organization was started by Zac Brown Band Founder John Driskell Hopkins, who was diagnosed with ALS in 2021. He has since worked to build a community of supporters aligned to find a cure. This concert has locked arms with Hop On A Cure to further their efforts.