Concerts in Dallas September
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Concerts in Dallas September 2026 schedule
Dallas in September 2026 is set to be a vibrant month for live music and entertainment, offering a diverse lineup of concerts, performances, and events across top venues. Music lovers can enjoy a wide range of genres, from classical symphonies to rock, pop, hip-hop, and electronic dance music. Notable performances include the Candlelight tribute to Coldplay vs. Imagine Dragons at the First Presbyterian Church of Dallas on September 11th, providing an intimate and atmospheric experience. The American Airlines Center hosts major acts like Tame Impala on September 17th, J. Cole on September 19th and 20th, and Aespa on September 29th, featuring some of the biggest names in contemporary music. Country fans can look forward to Tim McGraw with 49 Winchester at Dos Equis Pavilion on September 11th, and Thomas Rhett on September 18th, while rock enthusiasts will enjoy performances by Motley Crue & Tesla and Black Label Society at the same venue. Hip-hop fans can catch Rod Wave on September 26th and 27th or Chance The Rapper at South Side Ballroom on September 10th. For electronic and DJ shows, Svdden Death and Zeds Dead will take over the Dos Equis Pavilion, alongside other dance events like the 9th Annual Riverfront Jazz Festival with acts like King George and Keiko Matsui at Fair Park. Classical music is highlighted by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra's performances of Elvis, Scheherazade, and other symphonic works at the Meyerson Symphony Center, with multiple shows scheduled throughout the month. Comedy fans can enjoy stand-up acts from Dustin Ybarra at Hyena's or Mo Amer at Improv Comedy Club, while alternative and indie music lovers can experience performances by Built To Spill, Julia Wolf, and Lily Rose at various venues. Additionally, the city hosts a variety of festivals, dance parties, and smaller gigs at iconic spots like The Kessler, House of Blues, and Trees. Whether you're into big-name concerts, symphonies, comedy, or jazz, Dallas offers an exciting lineup to explore this September.