Concerts in Washington This-weekend
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Concerts in Washington This-weekend 2026 schedule
This weekend in Washington, DC offers a diverse lineup of concerts, comedy shows, and performances at some of the city’s top venues. Music enthusiasts can enjoy the energetic sounds of Men At Work performing at the Lincoln Theatre on September 20th, or catch Camila Meza showcasing her jazz talents at Blues Alley on both Saturday and Sunday evenings. For those seeking live comedy, the DC Improv hosts stand-up performances by Comedian CP on September 19th and 20th, along with T.J. Miller at The Comedy Loft of DC. The renowned 9:30 Club features performances by Brandon Flowers on Sunday and Steph Tolev on Saturday, providing a great mix of rock and comedy. Jazz lovers might enjoy Claudia Acuña at Blues Alley or Naomi Sharon at the Howard Theatre, both scheduled for Sunday night. Fans of eclectic and alternative acts can check out Grouper at Lincoln Theatre or Culture Wars at Black Cat, taking place on Saturday night. For a lively night of dance or DJ sets, DJ Mandy will be spinning at Bananas at Berhta on Saturday evening, and Ian Asher will be performing at Echostage later that night. Additionally, concerts featuring main performers like Cyril Neville at The Hamilton, Nurse John at DAR Constitution Hall, and Joe Fenti at Union Stage promise memorable experiences. With a variety of genres and performances at prominent venues such as The Anthem, Pearl Street Warehouse, and Lisner Auditorium, there’s something for everyone this weekend in Washington, DC.