Concerts in New york September
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Concerts in New york September 2026 schedule
September in New York City is packed with an exciting lineup of concerts and events across some of the world's most iconic venues. Music lovers can enjoy a diverse range of performances from major artists like Harry Styles, who will be performing multiple nights at Madison Square Garden from September 2nd to September 30th, offering fans an incredible opportunity to see him live in a premier setting. Similarly, the legendary Gorillaz will take the stage at Madison Square Garden on September 29th, promising an electrifying show. Another highlight includes the New York Philharmonic's series at David Geffen Hall, featuring performances of Prokofiev, Mahler's Fifth, and a special inaugural gala, running throughout the month. For jazz and classic rock fans, Tom Jones will perform at the Beacon Theatre on September 29th and 30th, while Pat Metheny will wow audiences at the Beacon Theatre on September 26th. Indie and alternative acts like Jeff Rosenstock, Gotta Dance, and Willow Avalon will be performing at venues such as The Rooftop at Pier 17, Webster Hall, and Webster Hall, providing a vibrant underground music scene. Additionally, the month features comedy with John Oliver and Seth Meyers at the Beacon Theatre, and stand-up performances by Rosebud Baker at Gramercy Theatre. For those seeking a more eclectic experience, the Experts Only Festival on Randall's Island promises an energetic two-day event. Other notable performances include Kacey Musgraves at Madison Square Garden, Ben Howard at Webster Hall, and U.S. chart-toppers UB40 at Town Hall. The top venues like Madison Square Garden, Radio City Music Hall, Lincoln Center’s David Geffen Hall, and Webster Hall host a variety of concerts spanning genres from pop and rock to classical and jazz, making September an ideal month for live music enthusiasts in New York City.