Concerts in Chicago September
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Concerts in Chicago September 2026 schedule
September in Chicago is a vibrant month for live music and entertainment, featuring a diverse lineup of concerts across iconic venues. Music lovers can enjoy performances from legendary artists like Eric Clapton at the United Center on September 11th, or experience the soulful melodies of Lionel Richie and Earth, Wind & Fire on September 30th at the same venue. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra offers an impressive series of classical concerts throughout the month, including performances of works by Schumann, Mendelssohn, and Dvorak at Orchestra Hall, with multiple showings from September 17th to 26th. Rock and alternative fans can catch the energetic Riot Fest at Douglass Park from September 18th to 20th, featuring headliners like Twenty One Pilots, Tool, and Morrissey across multiple days. For jazz and blues enthusiasts, the City Winery hosts performances by Zo! & Tall Black Guy on September 29th, and Musiq Soulchild returns for several soulful shows at City Winery throughout the first week of September. The theater scene is lively with performances by Sara Bareilles at The Chicago Theatre on September 27th and 28th, along with comedy acts including Martin Lawrence at the Arie Crown Theater. Alternative and indie fans can enjoy shows from Foster The People at Huntington Bank Pavilion on September 26th, and the experimental indie band Horse Lords at The Empty Bottle on September 28th. Additionally, the city’s nightlife heats up with DJ nights and electronic dance events at Sound-Bar, featuring Fedde Le Grand on September 18th and others. Main venues like the United Center, Thalia Hall, and The Salt Shed host a variety of concerts ranging from pop and rock to indie and electronic acts, making September a dynamic month for live entertainment in Chicago.