Concerts in Washington September




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Concerts in Washington September 2026 schedule

September in Washington, D.C. offers an exciting lineup of concerts and events across a variety of genres and venues. Music lovers can enjoy performances from popular artists such as the Jonas Brothers at the Capital One Arena on September 30th, or catch alternative acts like Malcolm Todd at The Anthem on September 20th. The month also features dynamic performances from bands like Gorillaz, who will perform at the Capital One Arena on September 26th, and electronic artists such as Gorgon City at Echostage on the same night.

Top venues hosting concerts this September include the iconic The Anthem, where acts like Ian Asher, Sara Bareilles, and Dermot Kennedy will perform. The Warner Theatre is also a key stop for live music, with shows from Celtic Thunder, Sons of Legion, and Marc Maron. The Howard Theatre and Union Stage present a diverse range of performances, from jazz at the Pearl Street Warehouse to indie and pop acts like Jane Remover and Kennedy Ryon.

In addition to mainstream artists, the city hosts a vibrant comedy scene with performances by Darren Brand at The Comedy Loft of DC, and stand-up legends like George Lopez at DAR Constitution Hall. The month’s jazz festivities are highlighted by the DC Jazzfest, with performances scheduled at Pearl Street Warehouse and Union Stage, featuring artists such as Nicholas Payton.

For those interested in local and emerging talent, open mic nights, comedy shows, and DJ sets at venues like 9:30 Club, Echostage, and Berhta offer an eclectic mix of entertainment. From September 1st through the end of the month, Washington, D.C. is alive with concerts, comedy, jazz, and electronic music, making it an ideal destination for music and entertainment enthusiasts.