Concerts in Washington Next-weekend
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Concerts in Washington Next-weekend 2026 schedule
Looking ahead to the upcoming weekend in Washington, DC, music and entertainment enthusiasts will find a diverse lineup of concerts and events spanning various genres and venues. On Saturday, September 26, 2026, the city comes alive with performances from prominent artists such as Gorillaz at the Capital One Arena, offering a highly anticipated show for alternative and electronic music fans. Meanwhile, the 9:30 Club hosts a dynamic double bill with Josh Conway & Homeshake, and also features the nostalgic 'Don't Stop Believing - An 80s Prom Experience' for those craving a throwback vibe. Jazz aficionados can enjoy Nicholas Payton live at Blues Alley, with multiple sets throughout the evening, while electronic music fans can catch Gorgon City at Echostage, a top venue for dance music. Rock fans will appreciate Switchfoot & Anberlin at the Warner Theatre, blending alternative sounds with a grand stage experience. Comedy lovers are not left out, as the DC Improv features performances by Dave Attell and Jasmine Burton, promising a night of laughs. For a more intimate experience, the Lounge Showroom At DC Improv hosts Cipha Sounds and the Hip-Hop Improv Show 'Take it Personal.' The Pearl Street Warehouse offers live music with Opal In Sky and Post Sex Nachos, along with the lively Indo Warehouse event at A.I., extending the weekend's vibrant entertainment options. On Sunday, September 27, the city continues to buzz with performances from Max Amini at DAR Constitution Hall, and jazz virtuoso Nicholas Payton wrapping up his sets at Blues Alley. The Lincoln Theatre presents Ryan Beatty, while the Union Stage hosts Armand Hammer and Satin Jackets, providing a mix of indie, hip-hop, and electronic music. Comedy continues at the DC Improv with Dave Attell, and at The Atlantis with Sawyer Hill. Additionally, Songbyrd Music House features the soulful sounds of Anaiis, and the Pearl Street Warehouse hosts an array of performances including Carter Anderson and the energetic Post Sex Nachos. Whether you're into live music, comedy, or unique themed experiences, Washington, DC's concert scene next weekend promises something for everyone, with top venues like the 9:30 Club, Blues Alley, Echostage, and more serving as the perfect backdrop for memorable nights.