A few big shows are still making their way to Utah as venues get ready to close out 2024.
Here’s a breakdown, by venue, of big shows to watch out for this winter — and a look at what’s lined up (so far) for next year.
Note: This list is not all-inclusive and events are subject to change. This article will be updated regularly as new information comes in.
Delta Center
Shows announced for next year (so far):
- Jan. 25 — Justin Timberlake
- March 15 — Shane Gillis
- March 29 — Kelsea Ballerini
- April 15 — Rauw Alejandro
- Nov. 15 — Ben Rector
- Dec. 5-6 — Nate Bargatze
Eccles Theater
- Dec. 18-19 — Derek Hough
- Dec. 20 — Mat and Savanna Shaw.
- Dec. 26 — A Magical Cirque Christmas
- Dec. 27-29 — Shrek the Musical
Shows scheduled for next year, (so far):
- Jan. 28 — An Evening with Fran Lebowitz
- Jan. 31-Feb. 1 — Stomp
- Feb. 6 — Jim Henson’s Fraggle Rock
- Feb. 8 — Guster
- Feb. 13 — Jim Jefferies
- Feb. 14 — Symphony of Love
- Feb. 15 — Arrival from Sweden (The Music of ABBA)
- Feb. 16 — Adam Ray
- Feb. 17 — David Gray
- Feb. 21 — Alejandra Guzman
- Feb. 22-23 — Dog Man: The Musical
- March 26 — The Price is Right Live
- March 27-28 — Dancing With the Stars: Live!
- March 29 — Science Friday Live
- April 8 — Naruto
- June 4 — Ninja Kidz Live
Maverik Center
Shows scheduled for next year (so far):
- Jan. 17 — Sebastian Maniscalco
- Feb. 16 — Luis Conriquez
- March 4 — Dream Theater
- March 8 — Heart
- April 3 — Papa Roach
- May 23 — Alejandro Fernandez
- June 23 — “Weird Al” Yankovic
- July 3 — Dude Perfect
- July 29 — Brit Floyd
- Aug. 1 — Parker McCollum
- Sept. 18 — Megan Moroney
Rice-Eccles Stadium
Live Nation recently announced that Billy Joel and Sting will co-headline a concert at the stadium on May 23. Jason Farrell, president of Live Nation Utah, said the event “is sure to be one of the biggest concert experiences of 2025″ and noted that Utah has become a “destination for music artists of all sizes,” as the Deseret News reported.
Utah’s own superstar, Post Malone, also recently announced he is kicking off his first-ever stadium tour at Rice-Eccles Stadium on April 29, featuring guest artists Jelly Roll and Sierra Ferrell, per the Deseret News.
Sandy Amphitheater
Sandy Amphitheater’s 2024 concert season has concluded. Shows scheduled for next year (so far) include:
- May 5-6 — Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit
- May 31 — Lord Huron
- June 3 — Peach Pit and Briston Maroney
- June 7 — Hauser
- June 17 — Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, with JJ Grey & Mofro
- July 26 — Melissa Etheridge and the Indigo Girls
Tuacahn Amphitheatre
Shows scheduled for next year (so far) include:
- March 7 — Lyle Lovett
- March 8 — The National Parks
- March 13 — Jo Dee Messina
- March 14 — The Temptations
- March 15 — Hunter Hayes
- March 21 — Grand Funk Railroad
- March 22 — Jenny Oaks Baker (performing “The Redeemer: Music on the life of Jesus Christ”)
- April 2 — Nashville Tribute Band
- April 4 — Kansas
- April 5 — Larry the Cable Guy
Union Event Center
Shows announced for next year (so far):
- Jan. 11 — Thee Sacred Souls
- Jan. 20 — Collective Soul
- Feb. 4 — Bryce Vine
- Feb. 10 — Coin
- Feb. 11 — Foster the People
- Feb. 19 — Phantogram
- Feb. 24 — Hippo Campus
- March 2 — Finneas
- March 26 — The Driver Era
- March 27 — Pouya
- March 28 — Snow Patrol
- March 29 — Role Model
- April 2 — Refused
- April 4 — Russell Dickerson
- April 8 — Remi Wolf
- April 13 — Machine Head and In Flames, with special guests Lacuna Coil and Unearth.
- April 15 — Darkside
- April 16 — Kraftwerk
- April 21 — Fontaines D.C.
- April 23 — Sam Fender
- April 26 — Half Alive
- May 2 — Dylan Scott
- May 3, 5 and 6 — The Used
- May 10 — Jack White
- May 28 — Alex Warren
- June 6 — OMD (rescheduled)
Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre
Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre’s 2024 concert season has concluded. Shows announced for next year (so far):
- June 11 — Styx and Kevin Cronin
- June 20 — Pierce the Veil
- July 18 — Keith Urban
- Aug. 10 — Rufus Du Sol
- Aug. 26 — Goo Goo Dolls with Dashboard Confessional
- Sept. 20 — Thomas Rhett