As winter moves into Central Oregon, it’s never too early to start thinking about next summer’s outdoor concert season.

Hayden Homes Amphitheater has, that’s for sure. Bend’s largest venue for live music has recently announced six shows for its 2025 season, covering a wide range of styles.

By the way: Because Ticketmaster not only sells tickets but also “verified resale” tickets that may cost much more than the original face value, the amphitheater no longer lists ticket prices on its website. To find the current cost of tickets, visit bendconcerts.com, find the show you’re interested in and click through to Ticketmaster.

Here’s who’s already on the schedule:

Sting, the veteran English hitmaker and former frontman of The Police, will visit HHA for the first time to play two shows on May 25-26. His Sting 3.0 tour “represents a new dynamic era showcasing selections from his vast catalog through the urgent lens of a tight three-piece combo.”

Grammy-winning soul singer Leon Bridges will come to Bend on June 1 for his first headlining show at the amphitheater. An in-demand collaborator, he has worked with big names like John Mayer, Kacey Musgraves and Khruangbing. La Lom opens the show. Presale tickets are available now. Public ticket sales start Friday.

Maoli, a major act in Hawaii and Polynesia, will bring its fusion of country, R&B, soul, rock and reggae to the amphitheater on July 24. Expect an evening of heartfelt, uplifting feel-good music.

Rüfüs Du Sol, an Australian electronic trio, will return to HHA Aug. 12. Their blend of house music, vocal hooks and wistful vibes sounds like it was created in a lab for the sole purpose of making people dance the night away under warm, starry skies. Glass Beams will open the show.

Goo Goo Dolls will return to the amphitheater on Aug. 29. The Buffalo, N.Y., alt-rock survivors have played there several times, and this time they’ll bring along emo heroes Dashboard Confessional.