Après Ski with Seth Warden | Gore Mountain | January 17, 2026

Saturday, January 17, 2026
2:00 PM 4:30 PM

Gore Mountain 793 Peaceful Valley Road North Creek, NY, 12853 United States (map)

Google Calendar ICS

Après Ski Grooves at Gore Mountain With Seth Warden

Apres ski party toast and beer like the one at Gore Mountain. — Apres ski vibes at Gore Mountain.

When the lifts slow and the ski boots come off, the energy at Gore Mountain is just getting started. This winter, Gore’s après ski scene turns up the volume with a live performance by Seth Warden, bringing soulful folk-rock to the heart of the Adirondacks.

This hand-picked event earns its place on adktaste.com’s curated events list for one simple reason: it blends Adirondack winter adventure with authentic local music in a way that feels effortless, welcoming, and undeniably fun.

A perfect pairing of snow and sound.

Après ski at Gore Mountain thrives on community. Skiers, riders, locals, and visitors gather to warm up, swap stories from the trails, and ease into the evening. Live music adds the final ingredient, and Seth Warden’s sound fits the moment beautifully.

Seth War folk-rock style blends earthy acoustic tones with a driving rhythm that feels just as at home in a mountain lodge as it does on a festival stage. Expect music that complements the post-ski glow—uplifting without overpowering, reflective without slowing the vibe.

A perfect pairing of snow and sound.

Skis on a ski rack after a long day at Gore Mountain.

Après ski at Gore Mountain thrives on community. Skiers, riders, locals, and visitors gather to warm up, swap stories from the trails, and ease into the evening.

Live music adds the final ingredient, and Seth Warden’s sound fits the moment beautifully.

His folk-rock style blends earthy acoustic tones with a driving rhythm that feels just as at home in a mountain lodge as it does on a festival stage. Expect music that complements the post-ski glow—uplifting without overpowering, reflective without slowing the vibe.

About Seth Warden.

Seth Warden hails from upstate New York, and his music reflects that sense of place. His songs draw inspiration from the region’s natural beauty, weaving stories of love, loss, resilience, and the shared human experience. The result feels timeless yet fresh, rooted yet expansive.

Often joined by collaborators like LOVELLA’s lush harmonies, Doug Moody’s intricate violin, or Brian Melick’s thunderous percussion, Warden and company have carved out a loyal following in the indie folk-rock scene.

Seth Warden performs live at Gore Mountain apres ski party 2026. — Seth Warden performs live.

Fans of Dave Matthews, The Lumineers, and Brandi Carlile will feel instantly at home.

What truly sets Warden apart, though, is his live performance. He connects easily with audiences, creating an intimate, communal feel even in lively settings. That connection makes him an ideal choice for après ski, where conversation, music, and atmosphere flow together.

Why this après ski show matters.

Gore Mountain’s après ski events support more than just a good time—they support the local creative economy. Featuring regional artists like Seth Warden keeps Adirondack culture front and center and encourages visitors to linger, explore, and engage with the community.

Before or after the show, attendees can support nearby restaurants, bars, and shops in North Creek, turning a ski day into a full Adirondack experience. It’s the kind of event that rewards staying awhile instead of rushing home.

Plan your après ski moment.

This live music event offers an easy win for winter visitors: ski or ride during the day, then slide straight into live music without leaving the mountain. No extra planning required—just good snow, good sound, and good company.

Picture of skis lined up in the snow like those at Gore Mountain — Make tracks to Gore’s Après-Ski Party.

Whether you’re a die-hard skier, a casual rider, or someone who just loves mountain-town energy, this après ski set with Seth Warden delivers a warm, memorable way to cap off a winter day in the Adirondacks.

The atmosphere is casual and social, the kind of après-ski scene where ski boots are welcome, conversations flow easily, and the soundtrack sets the tone for a relaxed winter evening in the Adirondacks.

For more information, visit Gore’s website.