Concerts in Detroit September
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Concerts in Detroit September 2026 schedule
Detroit offers a vibrant lineup of concerts and live performances throughout September 2026, featuring a diverse range of genres and top-tier venues. Music enthusiasts can enjoy performances from renowned artists such as Eric Clapton, who headlines at Little Caesars Arena on September 6th, and Teddy Swims performing there on September 29th. The Fox Theatre hosts a variety of acts including Jim Gaffigan on September 18th, Ray Lamontagne on September 20th, and The Chicks closing the month on September 30th. Little Caesars Arena also features Weezer, The Shins, and Silversun Pickups on September 23rd, providing a mix of rock and alternative sounds.
For symphony lovers, the Detroit Symphony Orchestra presents their '1964 the Tribute' concert at the Orchestra Hall on September 13th, along with several 'City Rhythms' performances throughout the month. Comedy fans can catch stand-up acts from Russell Peters at the Music Hall Center on September 11th, Cristela Alonzo at Mic Drop Comedy on September 4th, and Joey Bragg at The Comedy Bar on September 25th and 26th. Additionally, numerous smaller venues like the Majestic Theatre, El Club, and Saint Andrews Hall host concerts ranging from indie and alternative bands like Mini Trees and Beth Orton to hip-hop acts like Russell Peters.
Other notable performances include Lil Allen at the Fox Theatre on September 12th, Sincere Engineer at PJ's Lager House on September 12th, and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra's Opening Night Gala on September 26th. The month is packed with exciting events, from live music and comedy to orchestral performances, making Detroit an ideal destination for entertainment lovers in September 2026.