Concerts in Baltimore September
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Concerts in Baltimore September 2026 schedule
Baltimore in September 2026 is set to be a vibrant month filled with diverse concerts, comedy shows, and cultural events across some of the city's most iconic venues. Music lovers can enjoy performances by main acts like Kacey Musgraves at the CFG Bank Arena on September 5th, Bryson Tiller also at the same arena on September 6th, and a special symphony tribute to Taylor Swift’s era performed by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra on September 19th at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Fans of indie and alternative music will appreciate Beach Weather performing at Ottobar on September 24th, while electronic and alternative acts like Sickick will take the stage at Liv's Tavern on September 19th. For rock enthusiasts, Spacehog performs at Baltimore Soundstage on September 26th, and the legendary Nitzer Ebb appears at Baltimore Soundstage on September 24th. Comedy fans can look forward to a lineup of hilarious stand-up acts including Lil Rel Howery at Baltimore Comedy Factory throughout the first weekend in September, Jess Hilarious with multiple shows from September 11th to 13th, and Tony Roberts performing multiple nights from September 25th to 27th at Baltimore Comedy Factory. The city also hosts special themed nights such as the Baltimore Comedy Festival, and stand-up with wine at The Garage at R. House. Classical and cultural events are featured with Candlelight concerts at the Baltimore Museum of Art and Maryland Center for History and Culture, offering tributes to The Beatles, Vivaldi, and Neo-Soul favorites. Additionally, the season includes unique events like Oktoberfest at Leinenkugel's Beer Garden, and family-friendly performances at Pier Six Pavilion and Nevermore Hall. Top venues such as the Pier Six Pavilion, Baltimore Soundstage, Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, and Ottobar will be bustling with activity throughout September, making Baltimore an exciting destination for entertainment and culture this fall.