Concerts in Edmonton September
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Concerts in Edmonton September 2026 schedule
September in Edmonton promises an exciting lineup of concerts and events, catering to a diverse range of musical tastes. Music lovers can look forward to iconic performances at top venues like Rogers Place, the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, and the Starlite Room. Early September kicks off with the Infest festival, spanning September 4 to 6, featuring intense hardcore and punk bands, with the Starlite Room hosting the main headliners. Fans of comedy and alternative acts can enjoy Al Yankovic on September 1 at Rogers Place, while the legendary Journey performs there on September 24. For rock enthusiasts, the Foo Fighters, Queens of the Stone Age, and Mannequin Pussy unite at Commonwealth Stadium on September 17, creating a memorable night under the stars. The month also features notable performances by Bring Me The Horizon on September 23, and Cody Johnson on September 17 at Rogers Place. Classical and cinematic music fans can experience the Pirates of the Caribbean in concert with the FILMharmonic Orchestra at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium on September 13, and the Garneau String Quartet performs Ancient Inspirations on September 28. The Candlelight series offers intimate tributes to Queen, The Beatles, Celine Dion, and Michael Jackson at the Garneau-McDougall United Church throughout the month. Live festivals like the Purple City Music Festival, on September 11 and 13 at the Starlite Room, showcase local and emerging artists. Additionally, events at Louise McKinney Riverfront Park and other venues bring a mix of folk, indie, and electronic music, culminating with the popular Victorious Festival at the Edmonton EXPO on September 26. Whether you're into big arena acts, indie festivals, or classical concerts, Edmonton's September concert scene has something for everyone to enjoy.