The High Fade date at Lark Hall no longer has a working ticket page, but the hall itself is still on the calendar. Lark Hall is at 351 Hudson Avenue, Albany, NY 12210, just off Lark Street, and the dates posted there now run from the first week of November through late January.
Four shows are listed. Carsie Blanton plays on November 4, 2026. Lee Emi is scheduled for November 13. Nicole Atkins follows on November 24. The last date currently on the board is Boys Go To Jupiter on January 27, 2027. That January show is the one that sets how long this listing stays current.
The room already has a recent night that local coverage treated as a full house rather than a soft opening. NYS Music wrote up Midnight North's June 25 return to Albany, with Elliott Peck and Grahame Lesh making their Lark Hall debut on a bill presented by Greg Bell of Guthrie/Bell Productions. The piece describes a restored hall with high ceilings, warm acoustics and a dance floor that was busy before the band started, on a night when Alive at 5 and a Prince and Bowie tribute were also pulling crowds downtown. The set mixed the band's own songs with Grateful Dead material, including "They Love Each Other" and an encore of "Miss M," which the review said had been out of the live set for more than five years.
Atkins' November booking lines up with a new record. Stereogum reported that her album Drama was recorded in four days in Nashville, with Wilco's Pat Sansone producing, after Chris Isaak signed her to Wicked Game Records, his imprint on Sun Records. Her previous album, Memphis Ice, came out in 2021. She has been releasing records for more than twenty years, including work with Spoon's Britt Daniel and the late Mark Lanegan, and the Stereogum write-up frames Drama as another turn through the classic-pop songwriting she is known for.
Carsie Blanton and Lee Emi are posted by date only, with no extra billing on the hall's ticket page. That fits the way Lark Hall is used: songwriter nights and louder band nights share the same floor at 351 Hudson Avenue, and the difference is the crowd, not a new seating map. High Fade's old link is the one that dropped off. The four dates above are what is actually on sale.
The full list, including the January 27 closer, is at Lark Hall Albany tickets. Fall dates at a room this size usually tighten before the winter one does, so the November shows are the ones to sort out first.