Concerts in Boston This-week
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Concerts in Boston This-week 2026 schedule
This week in Boston is packed with an exciting lineup of concerts across various genres and iconic venues. Music enthusiasts can enjoy performances from renowned artists like Rush at TD Garden on September 14th, and Dermot Kennedy at the MGM Music Hall at Fenway Park on September 18th and 19th. The Boston Symphony Orchestra will feature captivating classical pieces with performances directed by Andris Nelsons, including concerts on September 17th, 18th, and 19th at Boston Symphony Hall, showcasing works by Brahms, Elgar, Mozart, and Berlioz.
For fans of contemporary and indie music, Mt. Joy performs at TD Garden on September 19th, while artists like Omar Courtz and Jungle are scheduled at Agganis Arena on September 16th and 15th, respectively. The event calendar also highlights a variety of jazz, pop, and R&B concerts, such as Sam Barber at Leader Bank Pavilion on September 19th and 20th, and the R&B Sing-Along with Rey Royale at City Winery on September 19th.
Comedy lovers can catch Jay Larson at Laugh Boston on September 18th and 19th, with additional comedy nights at The White Bull Tavern. For a unique theatrical experience, Undertale Live: The Determination Symphony will be performed at the Wang Theater on September 19th, offering a blend of music and storytelling.
Other notable performances include the Van Morrison tribute Tupelo Honey at City Winery, the Reggae Bash World at Big Night Live, and the inaugural concert of conductor Marc Minkowski featuring Haydn’s The Seasons at Jordan Hall. Top venues like Citizens House Of Blues, the Orpheum Theatre, Paradise Rock Club, and the Wilbur Theatre host a diverse array of shows throughout the week.
Whether you're into classical symphonies, rock concerts, jazz, or comedy, Boston's vibrant concert scene this week promises something for everyone to enjoy.