SOFI TUKKER and The Head and the Heart will headline a pair of concerts at West Palm Beach’s Meyer Amphitheater this November 6 and 7 as part of Eudēmonia Summit 2026. The shows, dubbed Eudēmonia at Night are part of an effort to rethink what a night out can look like when music, movement and well-being come together.
The two concerts — which are presented by Eudēmonia and Related Ross — are part of a four-day event built around health, wellness and human performance.
SOFI TUKKER kicks off the music component on Friday, Nov. 6 with special guests Mango & Ginger following a waterfront 5K run and walk. The next night, Nov. 7, The Head and the Heart will take the stage with support from Wilderado.
The headliners spotlight the broad musical scope of Eudēmonia Summit. SOFI TUKKER’s energetic dance music will keep attendees moving throughout the event’s first concert, while The Head and the Heart’s engaging indie-folk songs are certain to uplift the audience at the second show.
In both cases, the performances offer something beyond the traditional concert’s formula of music and drinks. That distinction is key to Eudēmonia Summit, which runs Nov. 5–8 in downtown West Palm Beach. The gathering brings together programming focused on longevity, exercise, nutrition, recovery, sleep, mental performance and human optimization, but its organizers have also incorporated live music, nightlife and social experiences into the weekend.
On Nov. 6, the SOFI TUKKER concert will follow the Run the Night 5K, with doors opening at 5:00 p.m. The run begins at 7:00 p.m. with openers Mango & Ginger hitting the stage at 7:30. The duo of Sophie Hawley-Weld and Tucker Halpern follow at 8:30 p.m., performing a 90-plus-minute high-energy set. Throughout the night, food, recovery and wellness activations will give the evening more of a festival atmosphere than your typical post-conference event.
The New York-based SOFI TUKKER broke through with 2016’s “Drinkee,” earning a Grammy nomination before broadening their fan base with the single “Best Friend” from their 2018 debut album Treehouse. The pair has since become one of dance music’s most recognizable crossover acts, with platinum and gold records, more than a billion streams and appearances at festivals including Coachella, Tomorrowland and Austin City Limits.
SOFI TUKKER has had an active 2026, releasing electrifying singles like “COOK” with J Balvin, “Boba,” and “Barthelona.” The duo also dropped “TSUNAMI” — a collaboration with OneRepublic — and have maintained an extensive touring schedule.
The following night offers a different kind of communal experience with Seattle’s The Head and the Heart. With their Nov. 7 performance, the band continues to celebrate the 15th anniversary of its beloved self-titled 2011 debut, which helped define the stomp and holler movement. Doors open at 6:00 p.m., with Wilderado at 7:00 p.m. and the band scheduled for 8:30 p.m.
The Seattle group first broke through with songs like “Rivers and Roads,” “Down in the Valley” and “Lost in My Mind.” The band eventually scored its highest Billboard 200 position with 2016’s Signs of Light, which reached No. 5 and featured the hit “All We Ever Knew.” The group became a fixture at major festivals including Coachella, Lollapalooza and Austin City Limits and released its sixth studio album, Aperture, which featured “Beg, Steal, Borrow” in 2025.
The 15-year anniversary performances are a reminder of how much the band itself has changed. Founding vocalist–songwriter Josiah Johnson departed in 2016, and soon after Matt Gervais joined the fold. Gervais stepped into Johnson’s place and became a significant creative contributor. All six current members were involved in the songwriting and production of Aperture.
That makes the band’s appearance at Eudēmonia more than an anniversary stop. It’s evidence of a group taking something familiar and finding a way to move it forward, which gels nicely with a summit focused on personal change and longevity.
The concerts are only one piece of the Eudēmonia weekend. The main summit runs Friday through Sunday at the Palm Beach County Convention Center and Hilton West Palm Beach, with programming spanning health and longevity, movement, nutrition, mental performance, recovery and sleep.
Both SOFI TUKKER and The Head and the Heart are joining the programming at Eudemonia Summit. SOFI TUKKER takes the stage Friday, Nov. 6 at 12:30 p.m. for Touring Protocols: From Soundcheck to Self-Care. The Head and the Heart speaks Saturday, Nov. 7 on Where the Head Meets the Heart: Music, Mental Health, and the Power of Connection.
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The EXPOSŌME, a health tech consumer expo, will feature more than 160 participating brands, three stages, 60-plus talks, demonstrations, book signings and an Epicurean Hall focused on food and culinary experiences. Football legend Tom Brady is scheduled to deliver the opening keynote on Nov. 5, while neuroscientist Andrew Huberman will speak Nov. 7, with surfing legend Kelly Slater closing it out on Nov. 8.
The idea is to make the weekend feel less like a traditional conference and more like a wellness-oriented festival. Which explains how a 5K can lead directly into a SOFI TUKKER dance set, or a day of conversations about human performance can end with The Head and the Heart playing songs that have connected with audiences for 15 years.
In doing so, Eudēmonia is resetting expectations around traditional nightlife. The modern concert experience is evolving. While it can still be a celebration, it doesn’t have to automatically lead to overindulgence.
Against the gorgeous backdrop of West Palm Beach, Meyer Amphitheater is the ideal venue to emphasize that point. Get your tickets here.
