Concerts in Denver September
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Concerts in Denver September 2026 schedule
September in Denver is packed with an exciting lineup of concerts across diverse genres and top venues. Music lovers can enjoy a wide range of performances from mainstream acts to local favorites. The Fillmore Auditorium hosts notable events such as a performance by EsDeeKid on September 29, and a highly anticipated show by Jack Harlow on September 11. The Ball Arena features major headliners like Tame Impala on September 11 and Weezer with The Shins and Silversun Pickups on September 16, offering a blend of alternative and indie rock. For fans of bluegrass and Americana, Billy Strings performs a series of shows from September 18 to 20, including a 2-day pass, at the Ball Arena. Metal and rock enthusiasts can catch Breaking Benjamin, Chevelle, and Starset on September 28, or the legendary Godsmack, Stone Temple Pilots, and Dorothy on September 9 at The Junkyard. Comedy fans are in for laughs with Marlon Wayans performing multiple nights at the Denver Improv Comedy Theater, and the iconic Jerry Seinfeld taking the stage at the Bellco Theatre on September 26. The Colorado Symphony Orchestra offers classical and orchestral performances throughout the month, including Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 and Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 3 at Boettcher Concert Hall. For electronic and dance music enthusiasts, the Global Dance Festival at the Livestock Center from September 11-12 features top DJs like Chris Lake, Kai Wachi, and JSTJR. Other venues like the Bluebird Theater, The Mission Ballroom, and Ogden Theatre feature a variety of acts, from indie and alternative to local bands and special events. Whether you're into live orchestras, comedy, rock, or electronic dance music, Denver’s September concert scene offers something for everyone to enjoy.