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Memphis is a vibrant city renowned for its diverse and lively concert scene, attracting music lovers from all around. Throughout the year, Memphis hosts a variety of concerts featuring top performers across genres such as rock, pop, blues, country, and hip-hop. The city’s main venues include the historic Orpheum Theatre, the FedExForum, Minglewood Hall, and the Cannon Center For The Performing Arts, each offering a unique setting for unforgettable live performances.
Looking ahead to late 2026, concertgoers can enjoy an eclectic lineup starting with performances like Yung Gravy at Minglewood Hall on november 7, and the Candlelight tribute to Coldplay vs. Imagine Dragons at the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art on November 20. In september, artists like Omar Gooding will take the stage at the Cannon Center, and ZZ Top will rock Satellite Music Hall, while Blues Traveler will perform at Minglewood Hall.
November features a variety of exciting acts including Jodeci at the Orpheum Theatre and Josh Turner at the Cannon Center. The top venues also host special events like the Home Alone in Concert at the Orpheum Theatre, a beloved holiday tradition, with shows scheduled in late November. The Memphis concert scene is further highlighted by festivals such as the Mempho Festival, which spans three days from october 9 to 11 at the Radians Amphitheater, featuring multiple artists and a vibrant atmosphere.
Main performers across the upcoming months include established legends like Three Dog Night at the Graceland Soundstage, and contemporary acts such as Bryson Tiller at the FedExForum. The city's top venues also host comedy shows, tribute bands, and special themed nights, ensuring there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re into classic rock, modern hip-hop, or soulful performances, Memphis’s concert calendar promises memorable experiences at every turn.