Concerts in Charleston September
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Concerts in Charleston September 2026 schedule
Charleston in September offers a vibrant lineup of concerts and events, making it an exciting time for music lovers. Throughout the month, top venues such as the Charleston Music Hall, Credit One Stadium, and the Charleston Pour House host a diverse array of performances ranging from popular national acts to local favorites. Early September kicks off with energetic shows like The Aquabats at Music Farm and the Rockin Dueling Pianos at John King Grill, setting the tone for a lively month.
Main performers include renowned artists such as Zac Brown Band performing on September 17 at Credit One Stadium, and legendary singer-songwriter James Taylor taking the stage on September 20 at the same venue. Other notable acts include Hayley Williams, Little Feat, The Mars Volta, and the Charleston Symphony Orchestra, which opens its season with the Charleston Carnival from September 25 to 27 at the Gaillard Center.
Jazz and tribute nights also feature prominently, with events like The Great American Songbook with Joe Clarke at Forte Jazz Lounge and special Candlelight tribute concerts celebrating artists like Taylor Swift, ABBA, and the 90s era at The Unitarian Church. For those who enjoy a mix of genres, the Lowcountry Jazz Festival on September 5 and 6 offers a rich selection of jazz performances at the Gaillard Center.
Rock, indie, and alternative concerts are well represented, with bands like Switchfoot & Anberlin at Charleston Music Hall, The Glorious Sons and Jet at Music Farm, and the Holy City Homegrown Festival featuring Tyler Boone, Erode The Dream, Finnegan Bell, and Hickory at Charleston Pour House towards the end of the month. Additionally, the Piano Legends show, along with various dueling pianos performances, promises engaging nights of musical entertainment.
Whether you're into orchestral symphonies, jazz festivals, or contemporary rock acts, Charleston in September has something for every music enthusiast, all set in some of the city’s most iconic venues.