Concerts in Richmond This-week
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Concerts in Richmond This-week 2026 schedule
This week in Richmond, music and entertainment enthusiasts can look forward to an exciting lineup of concerts and events at some of the city's top venues. The Allianz Amphitheater at Riverfront will host a lively country evening on September 17th with Jon Pardi, Alexandra Kay, and Sadie Bass, offering fans a perfect mix of modern country hits. For rock and alternative music lovers, The National will feature performances by Minus The Bear on September 17th and the legendary Circle Jerks on September 19th, delivering high-energy shows. The Richmond Symphony offers classical brilliance with concerts scheduled from September 19th to 20th at the Carpenter Theatre At Dominion Energy Center, showcasing works by Bernstein, Foley, and Still. The Broadberry is a hub for diverse acts, including the Fireside Collective on September 18th, and a special Candlelight tribute to Queen and ABBA on the same night, creating an atmospheric musical experience. For a more contemporary vibe, the Canal Club hosts 90s Rockfest on September 19th and a performance by Volumes on September 18th, appealing to fans of modern rock and metal. Comedy fans can enjoy Luenell's stand-up routines across multiple nights at the Funny Bone Comedy Club, while comedy and music fans alike will appreciate the energetic performances of The Super Carlin Brothers at Canal Club and Alex Cameron at Richmond Music Hall. Additionally, the Virginia Credit Union LIVE! at Richmond Raceway will feature Koe Wetzel and Wyatt Flores on September 19th, promising an electrifying country concert. Other notable events include the Richmond Symphony’s popular Bernstein, Foley & Still performances, the vibrant Love In The Club 2000s Hip Hop and R&B Party at The Broadberry, and an array of concerts at First Unitarian Universalist Church and various comedy clubs. With such a diverse lineup, Richmond's concert scene this week offers something for everyone, from classical symphonies to lively country, rock, indie, and comedy shows.