Concerts in Milwaukee September
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Concerts in Milwaukee September 2026 schedule
Milwaukee in September offers an exciting lineup of concerts, featuring a diverse array of genres and top-tier performers across renowned venues. Throughout early to late September, music fans can enjoy performances from legendary artists like Eric Clapton, performing at the Fiserv Forum on September 13, and Kacey Musgraves, also at the Fiserv Forum on September 11. The month kicks off with energetic shows such as Black Veil Brides at The Rave on September 3, and country star Brad Paisley at the BMO Pavilion on September 4. The American Family Insurance Amphitheater hosts multiple notable acts, including Amigo the Devil on September 28 and Bryson Tiller on September 29, making it a key venue for contemporary hits.
Classical and orchestral enthusiasts can experience the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's 'Kings of Soul' performances on September 26 and 27 at the Bradley Symphony Center, with a special matinee on September 27. For fans of indie and alternative music, shows like Foster The People at the Landmark Credit Union Live on September 29 and The Wallflowers at the Pabst Theater on September 6 are highlights.
Milwaukee's vibrant live music scene also features performances by legendary and emerging artists such as Tom Jones at the Miller High Life Theatre, Steve Aoki at the Eagles Ballroom, and Bahamas at Vivarium on September 27. Jazz, blues, and more niche genres are represented with acts like Madeleine Peyroux, Brian Fallon and The Painkillers, and the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra.
Additionally, the month includes a variety of concerts in smaller venues, such as Shank Hall, Turner Hall Ballroom, and Falcon Bowl, hosting acts like YYNOT, Kamelot, and The Weeze. Comedy, tribute acts, and tribute concerts are also part of the lineup, including performances by Dulce Sloan, The Supertramp Tribute, and Mindy Smith, offering a well-rounded entertainment experience.
Overall, September in Milwaukee provides an extensive array of concerts for every musical preference, ensuring unforgettable nights at some of the city's most iconic venues.