Concerts in Memphis September
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Concerts in Memphis September 2026 schedule
Memphis offers an exciting lineup of concerts throughout September 2026, featuring a diverse array of genres and renowned performers. Music lovers can enjoy live performances at some of the city's top venues, including the Orpheum Theatre, Minglewood Hall, Satellite Music Hall, and the Overton Park Shell. The month kicks off with notable acts like Alabama on September 3rd at the Hernando's Hide-A-Way and continues with a mix of rock, R&B, country, and indie shows.
Highlights include the legendary ZZ Top performing on September 30th at Satellite Music Hall, and the iconic Kool and The Gang taking the stage at the Radians Amphitheater on September 18th. Fans of alternative and indie music will appreciate shows like Built to Spill at Minglewood Hall on September 29th and Isaiah Rashad at Satellite Music Hall on September 11th. Hip-hop and rap enthusiasts can catch 8Ball & MJG, Bun B & The Renaissance Orchestra on September 11th and 12th at the Orpheum Theatre.
For a touch of nostalgia and classic rock, Jackyl performs on September 16th at 1884 Lounge, while the tribute performance Candlelight: Tribute to Fleetwood Mac takes place multiple times on September 24th at Memphis Brooks Museum of Art. Jazz, soul, and R&B fans can enjoy performances from artists like Booker T. Jones on September 10th, and the vibrant Club 90s: MJ Night on September 25th at Satellite Music Hall.
Other notable events include the 'It's a 2000's Party' at Minglewood Hall, featuring hits from that decade, and special tribute shows such as the 'Ron Pope' concert at Hi Tone Cafe. The month is packed with energetic performances from local and national artists, promising something for every musical taste. Whether you're into rock, jazz, hip-hop, or indie, Memphis's September concert scene is set to deliver memorable live music experiences at its premier venues.