Concerts in Omaha January
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Concerts in Omaha January 2027 schedule
Omaha's January concert scene in 2027 offers a diverse array of performances for music and comedy lovers alike. Throughout the month, attendees can enjoy classical symphonies, stand-up comedy, and lively improv shows at some of the city's top venues. The Kiewit Hall at the Holland Performing Arts Center hosts the Omaha Symphony's captivating performances of Rachmaninoff's Symphonic Dances, scheduled for January 15 and 16, featuring the talented Maurice Cohn. These concerts promise an evening of exquisite orchestral music in an elegant setting.
Comedy enthusiasts will find plenty to laugh about at the Funny Bone Comedy Club, where comedians such as Ms. Pat and Geoffrey Asmus perform on January 8, 9, and 22. Greg Warren also brings his humor to the stage on January 15 and 16, offering multiple shows to catch. Meanwhile, The Admiral hosts energetic acts like Steely Dane on January 15, providing a lively comedy experience.
For those interested in stand-up and improv, The Backline Comedy Theatre presents a variety of shows, including 'Comedy After Dark' on January 2, 'Closing Night Debut' on January 1, and the 'Improv Competition' on January 7 and 28. The month culminates with Matt Geiler’s Mixtape on January 30, offering an entertaining blend of comedy sketches.
Additionally, musical performances such as Zach Peterson at The Slowdown on January 30 add to the vibrant entertainment lineup. Whether you're into symphonies, stand-up comedy, or improv, Omaha's January 2027 concert schedule provides something for everyone, all hosted at premier venues across the city.