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Lotus brings its winter tour to Meow Wolf on February 9

The jamtronica band and Moon Hooch's Michael Wilbur play the House of Eternal Return on a Tuesday night in February, part of a 17-date winter run.

By On at 8 Staff · Contributor · October 29, 2026
Lotus brings its winter tour to Meow Wolf on February 9
Photo: Jambase

There is something right about a band that has spent its career blurring the line between a jam and a DJ set playing inside an art installation. Lotus comes to Meow Wolf Santa Fe on Tuesday, February 9, 2027, with doors at 8 p.m., according to Meow Wolf's event page. Lensic 360 presents, the show is all ages, and Michael Wilbur of Moon Hooch opens.

The date is part of a winter run the band announced this month, 17 dates from January 21 to February 13, as JamBase reported. It opens at The Bottleneck in Lawrence, Kansas, works through the Mountain West with two nights at Cervantes' in Denver, heads down the West Coast and finishes in Texas, with Dallas, Austin and Houston on February 11 through 13. Santa Fe sits right before that final Texas stretch. Tickets for the headline dates went on sale Friday, October 16.

Meow Wolf's music room is in the same building as the House of Eternal Return at 1352 Rufina Circle, and it holds about 400. For a band that usually plays bigger rooms, that is a small and close crowd, and on a Tuesday in February it is the kind of show that fills with people who planned for it. Getting to see an electronic-leaning band with live drums and guitars in a room this size is a very different experience from catching them at a festival.

A band that blurs the line between a jam and a DJ set, playing inside an art installation.

Lotus has a long relationship with jam and electronic audiences, and the tags on this tour, EDM and jamband, are the clearest way to describe what they do. The set will be built on long, instrumental grooves that move from one section to the next, the kind of music that rewards a room where everyone is dancing. It suits a Meow Wolf crowd, which has always leaned toward the immersive.

Wilbur is a good fit as the opener. He co-founded Moon Hooch, and his solo project uses live looping on saxophone, trumpet and voice, building up layered pieces in real time, per his Ticket Fairy bio. He is supporting the January and February run, so expect him to play into the same groove the headliners pick up.

For Santa Fe, a winter date at Meow Wolf is a welcome booking. Touring bands crossing between Colorado and Texas don't always stop here, and a 400-capacity room with an all-ages door is about as accessible as a show from a band like this gets.

Practical notes: Meow Wolf sells event tickets only through tickets.meowwolf.com and warns against buying from resellers, so start there. With 400 tickets and an all-ages door, this one should sell steadily. Doors at 8 on a weeknight means a late night by Santa Fe standards, so plan your Wednesday morning accordingly.

February in Santa Fe is cold and quiet. A Tuesday night dancing inside Meow Wolf is a good way to break that up.

Sources: Meow Wolf — Lensic 360 presents Lotus (tickets.meowwolf.com); Meow Wolf Santa Fe — Events (santafe.meowwolf.com); Lensic 360 — Meow Wolf Santa Fe tickets (tickets.lensic360.org); JamBase — Lotus schedules winter 2027 tour dates (jambase.com); Ticket Fairy — Lotus at Miners Foundry (Michael Wilbur bio) (ticketfairy.com); Lotus (American band) - Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org)

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