Concerts in Richmond June
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Concerts in Richmond June 2026 schedule
Richmond in June 2026 offers an exciting lineup of concerts and events across some of the city’s top venues. Music lovers can enjoy a diverse array of performances from well-known artists and tribute acts. The Allianz Amphitheater at Riverfront will host the popular Khalid & Lauv on June 10th, providing a memorable evening of contemporary pop. For rock enthusiasts, the Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden will feature Everclear on June 17th, while the Virginia Credit Union LIVE! at Richmond Raceway will welcome Lord Huron on June 19th, both offering outdoor concert experiences.
The National’s venues are bustling with activity, including performances by Ryan Bingham & The Texas Gentlemen on June 12th, Thrice on June 14th, and The Breeders on June 22nd. The broad array of genres continues at The Broadberry, where Dylan Marlowe performs on June 27th, and Taylor’s Version takes the stage multiple times, including June 20th. For tribute shows, Candlelight shines with tributes to Hans Zimmer, Fleetwood Mac, and Taylor Swift, creating enchanting musical evenings in elegant settings.
Comedy fans are also covered, with stand-up performances by Jim Jefferies at the Carpenter Theatre, Tony Roberts and Tony Rock at Funny Bone Comedy Club, and others throughout the month. The Funny Bone will also host several comedy nights featuring Eddie Griffin, Bubba Dub, and Kelsy Karter and The Heroines.
Other notable events include The Emo Night Tour at Canal Club, the Iron Maiden tribute Eyes of The Nile, and the indie band Wild Nothing. For those interested in classical or orchestral music, Candlelight pays homage to Hans Zimmer and other iconic composers. Richmond’s vibrant June concert scene is rounded out with a variety of jazz, punk, and alternative acts, ensuring there’s something for every musical taste throughout the month.