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 across a variety of genres and venues. Music lovers can enjoy major performances from internationally renowned artists such as Harry Styles, who is performing multiple nights at Madison Square Garden from September 2nd to September 30th, showcasing his chart-topping hits and captivating stage presence. Fans of electronic dance music will be thrilled to catch Justice at Pacha New York on September 5th, or dance the night away at Marquee with Don Toliver on September 6th and Chris Lake on September 11th.
For jazz and classical enthusiasts, the Blue Note Jazz Club hosts performances by Emily Bear on September 14th, while the prestigious Lincoln Center features the New York Philharmonic with concerts of Prokofiev from September 16th to 19th, and Mahler’s Fifth Symphony from September 25th to 27th, under the baton of Gustavo Dudamel. Carnegie Hall also welcomes Jacob Collier on September 30th, offering an intimate classical experience.
Comedy and spoken word are well represented with John Oliver and Seth Meyers performing at the Beacon Theatre on September 27th, and Taylor Tomlinson launching her book at Merkin Concert Hall on September 22nd. Meanwhile, the New York Comedy Festival features various acts, including Malcolm Todd at Radio City Music Hall.
Additional notable events include the Experts Only Festival at Randall's Island Park, happening over September 19th and 20th, and a series of performances by alternative and indie artists like Mt. Joy at Madison Square Garden, Rainbow Kitten Surprise at Terminal 5, and Jacob Collier at Carnegie Hall. For a more eclectic experience, the city also offers performances at smaller venues such as City Winery, Bowery Palace, and The Loft at City Winery.
This September, New York City’s vibrant concert scene promises something for everyone, whether it’s big-name headliners, classical symphonies, jazz nights, or comedy shows, all set against the backdrop of some of the city’s most iconic venues.