Concerts in Cleveland September
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Concerts in Cleveland September 2026 schedule
September in Cleveland offers an exciting array of concerts, comedy shows, and cultural events across some of the city's top venues. Music enthusiasts can enjoy performances by renowned artists such as The Cleveland Orchestra, featuring conductor Franz Welser-Möst conducting Strauss & Shostakovich from September 17th to 20th at the Severance Music Center, and Modest Mouse performing at Jacobs Pavilion on September 30th. Rock fans can catch Rush live at Rocket Arena on September 17th and 19th, while alternative and indie audiences might appreciate the atmospheric sounds of Cavetown at House Of Blues on September 26th.
The city also hosts vibrant jazz and soul performances, with the Cleveland Jazz Orchestra celebrating Sinatra & Soul at the Music Box Concert Hall on September 11th, and Gregory Porter performing at the Mimi Ohio Theatre on September 26th. For fans of contemporary and pop music, Black Veil Brides will headline at House Of Blues on September 13th, and The Pretty Reckless will take the stage at House Of Blues on September 24th.
Comedy lovers are in for a treat with stand-up acts from Chris Powell at Funny Bone and Leanne Morgan at the Connor Palace Theatre, along with comedy performances by Michael Blackson at the Funny Bone and Daniel Geneen at Frolic Cabaret. Additionally, the city features a lively comedy lineup from Ali Macofsky and Steven Rogers across multiple venues.
Local and emerging artists also have their spotlight, including Ali Macofsky at Frolic Cabaret, Steven Rogers at Hilarities, and the eclectic offerings of The Wailers, Bloodrave, and Killswitch Engage. For those interested in tribute acts, Who's Bad, a Michael Jackson tribute band, will perform at House Of Blues on September 5th.
Cleveland’s concert scene in September is truly diverse, spanning classical, rock, jazz, indie, and comedy, with performances scheduled at prominent venues such as the House Of Blues, Severance Music Center, Jacobs Pavilion, and the Grog Shop. Whether you're a fan of symphonic masterpieces, cutting-edge rock, or stand-up comedy, there's something to enjoy this September in Cleveland.