Concerts in Cleveland September
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Concerts in Cleveland September 2026 schedule
September in Cleveland promises an exciting lineup of concerts, comedy shows, and live performances across some of the city's top venues. Music enthusiasts can look forward to a diverse array of genres, from rock and indie to jazz and R&B. Notable concerts include the legendary Rush performing at Rocket Arena on September 17 and 19, and Modest Mouse taking the stage at Jacobs Pavilion on September 30. Jazz fans can enjoy Gregory Porter at the Mimi Ohio Theatre on September 26, while classic rock lovers can catch Black Label Society at Jacobs Pavilion on September 13.
For those interested in contemporary pop and indie sounds, Luna will perform at Grog Shop on September 30, and Cavetown at House Of Blues on September 26. The city also hosts a variety of local and touring acts such as Bloodrave at Grog Shop on September 12 and Steven Rogers at Hilarities on September 17, 19, and 26. Comedy fans will be delighted with performances by comedians like Michael Blackson at Funny Bone throughout the month, and Ali Macofsky at Frolic Cabaret on September 4 and 5.
The concert calendar is packed with lively performances from main performers like Alicia Witt at Beachland Tavern, Leanne Morgan at Connor Palace Theatre, and Jason Ricci & The Bad Kind at Beachland Tavern. For a soulful experience, Erykah Badu will perform at Jacobs Pavilion on September 15, and Phil Wickham at Wolstein Center on September 18. Additionally, tribute acts such as Who's Bad, the Michael Jackson tribute band, will bring nostalgic hits to House of Blues on September 5.
Top venues for the September concerts include House of Blues, Rocket Arena, Beachland Ballroom, Grog Shop, and Jacobs Pavilion, each offering unique atmospheres for enjoying live music and entertainment. Whether you're into rock, jazz, pop, or comedy, Cleveland's vibrant event scene in September has something for everyone to enjoy.