Needtobreathe Concert at Altria Theater - Richmond
Needtobreathe, a renowned American rock band formed in 2001, brings their electrifying sound to the Altria Theater in Richmond, Virginia, on February 13, 2026. Known for their compelling lyrics and powerful harmonies, Needtobreathe has captivated audiences with hits such as "Brother," "Multiplied," and "Something Beautiful." The band's unique blend of Southern rock and contemporary pop has earned them a loyal following, making their concerts a highly anticipated event.
This performance is part of their latest tour titled "The Forever Tour," which showcases their evolution as artists and their commitment to delivering an unforgettable live experience. With a rich history of touring extensively, including previous tours like "Tour de Compadres" and "Hard Love Tour," Needtobreathe continues to push the boundaries of their musical journey.
The Altria Theater, an iconic venue in Richmond, is known for its exceptional acoustics and intimate atmosphere, making it the perfect setting for Needtobreathe's heartfelt performances. Seating options range from general admission to premium seats, providing fans with various ways to enjoy the show. Prices for tickets typically range from $40 to $150, depending on the seating choice and proximity to the stage.
Parking is conveniently available near the venue, with several options for both on-street and paid parking lots. Additionally, the theater's website provides a detailed seating map, helping fans choose their preferred spots for the concert. With a popularity score of 9.5 out of 10, this Needtobreathe concert is expected to be a standout event in Richmond's music scene.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What time does the Needtobreathe concert start?
The concert is scheduled to begin at 7:30 PM, with doors opening at 6:30 PM. - Are there any age restrictions for the concert?
The concert at Altria Theater is open to all ages, although minors should be accompanied by an adult. - What are the COVID-19 guidelines for the event?
Attendees are encouraged to follow local health guidelines, which may include wearing masks and social distancing. - Can I bring my camera to the concert?
Professional cameras and recording devices are not allowed, but personal cameras are permitted for personal use. - Will there be merchandise available for purchase?
Yes, Needtobreathe will have merchandise booths set up at the venue where fans can buy exclusive items. - What if I need to cancel my tickets?
Tickets are generally non-refundable, but you should check the specific policies on our platform ticketsrichmondva.com. - How can I get to Altria Theater via public transport?
Richmond offers several public transportation options, including buses and rideshare services that can take you directly to the venue. - Is there a VIP package available for the concert?
Yes, VIP packages may be available and typically include benefits such as early entry and exclusive merchandise. - How can I find the seating map for Altria Theater?
You can find the seating map on the theater's official website, which will help you select your preferred seats. - What is the best way to purchase tickets?
The best way to purchase tickets is through authorized ticketing platforms, including our site ticketsrichmondva.com.
Needtobreathe Flash News
Needtobreathe Expands Barely Elegant Acoustic Tour with 21 New Dates
The acclaimed band Needtobreathe has announced 21 additional dates for their Barely Elegant Acoustic Tour in response to high demand. The tour will commence on, in Mobile, AL, and will cover various major cities, including Jacksonville, FL, Columbus, OH, and Fort Worth, TX. Presales are currently active, with general ticket sales set to begin on September 19 at 10 am local time.
In conjunction with the tour announcement, Needtobreathe has released a live studio video for their new song, "Momma Loves Me," featuring The Red Clay Strays. The track, produced by Grammy winner Dave Cobb, has received an enthusiastic response from fans, who have appreciated its emotional resonance and authenticity. This song serves as a preview of the band's evolving music style while remaining true to their roots after two decades in the industry. A mini-documentary providing insight into the song's creation has also been shared with fans.
Needtobreathe Richmond reviews
Best outdoor venue I've been to (with one or two caveats)
Saw needtobreathe here, with The New Respects and Switchfoot opening. The New Respects were new to me but their energetic show won me over. I like Switchfoot but have never been impressed with their live show -- the short setlist was pretty weak and lots of cliched moves that seemed forced (holding the guitar aloft dramatically and all that sort of posing). Needtobreathe played for two full hours and they brought it at every level -- the cliche stuff didn't feel as forced, the tech for the show was amazing and on point, the performances energetic and never boring, even though I would have switched up the set list some to trade songs I don't like and put in some I love a lot that got skipped. The highlight, though, was the cover of Zeppelin's "When the Levee Breaks" with all three bands on stage. Bombastic and joyous, I had a smile on my face the entire time.
The venue -- Moody Amphitheater -- is pretty amazing. The sound was great from wherever I stood, and it's small enough that there aren't really any bad seats. This will sound blasphemous, but I prefer it to Red Rocks because of its size. Just a great venue, with one small complaint -- there is very little to eat in the area immediately around the park, because it's the government area and everything is closed evenings. So I figured I'd get food inside -- a guy at the gate told me there was plenty to eat -- but there were only like four options, and the brisket sandwich I ordered for $12 was pretty terrible. They need to add a bit more food. Otherwise, amazing place.