Concerts in Omaha September
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Concerts in Omaha September 2026 schedule
Omaha in September 2026 promises an exciting lineup of concerts, comedy shows, and cultural events across some of the city's top venues. Music enthusiasts can look forward to a diverse range of performances from renowned artists like Lenny Kravitz at Steelhouse Omaha on September 11th, and the Omaha Symphony under JoAnn Falletta’s baton performing Gershwin & Strauss at Kiewit Hall from September 25th to 26th. Main venues such as The Slowdown, The Admiral, and Steelhouse Omaha will host many notable acts, including Coheed and Cambria, Kountry Wayne, and Juanes, offering a mix of rock, comedy, and Latin music.
Throughout September, fans of indie, rock, and alternative music can catch performances by bands like The Midnight, Holywatr, and Bayside at The Slowdown and The Waiting Room Lounge. Comedy lovers will have a packed schedule with stand-up shows featuring comedians like Marcus D. Wiley, Kountry Wayne, and Cody Woods & Nancy Lee at Funny Bone Comedy Club and other venues, with performances scheduled on multiple nights, including September 4th, 11th, and 25th.
Special events include the Shadow Ridge Music Festival with Blues Traveler & Gin Blossoms, and the Omaha Symphony’s Gershwin & Strauss series. For those into contemporary alternative and metal, bands like Your Arms Are My Cocoon, Pallbearer, and Deer Tick will perform at The Slowdown and The Waiting Room Lounge. Additionally, theatrical performances and unique dance parties like the Can't Feel My Face: 2010s Dance Party at The Slowdown will add to the vibrant scene.
Whether you're into live music, comedy, or symphonic performances, Omaha’s September concert schedule offers something for everyone, with a variety of dates spanning from early September to late in the month, ensuring a lively and memorable experience for all attendees.