Concert seasons at outdoor venues across Utah will soon come to an end as the summer winds down and the music shifts indoors.
Here’s a breakdown, by venue, of big shows to watch out for this fall and winter.
Note: This list is not all-inclusive and events are subject to change. This article will be updated regularly as new information comes in.
Capitol Theatre
- Aug. 22 — Pod Meets World
- Sept. 5 — Chris D’Elia
- Sept. 6 — Marisela
- Sept. 15 — Amy Grant
- Sept. 16 — Wardruna
Concerts on the Slopes (Park City Performing Arts)
- Aug. 23 — Chris Janson
- Aug. 28 — Blues Traveler, Gin Blossoms and Spin Doctors
- Aug. 30 — Clint Black
Deer Valley Concert Series (Park City)
- Aug. 24 — Big Head Todd & The Monsters
- Aug. 29 — The Revivalists
- Sept. 1 — Kaleo
Delta Center
- Oct. 6 — Laufey
- Oct. 7 — Tate McRae
- Oct. 8,9 and 11 — Benson Boone
- Oct. 23 — Eric Church
- Oct. 25 — Maroon 5
- Oct. 26 — Adam Sandler
- Nov. 15 — Ben Rector
- Nov. 29 — Katt Williams
- Dec. 5-6 — Nate Bargatze
Eccles Theater
- Aug. 30 — Jesse & Joy
- Sept. 19 — America
- Sept. 26-27 — My Favorite Murder
- Sept. 28 — Twilight in Concert
- Oct. 15 — Celtic Thunder
- Oct. 16 — The Witcher in Concert
- Oct. 17 — Alicia Villarreal
- Oct. 18 — Ludovico Einaudi
- Oct. 19 — Adam Savage
- Oct. 24 — Jonathan Van Ness
- Oct. 25 — Sal Vulcano
- Nov. 1 — Iluminate
- Nov. 5 — David Sedaris
- Nov. 19 — Neko Case
- Nov. 20-21 — Fortune Feimster
- Nov. 28-29 — Gentri
- Dec. 16 — Mat and Savanna Shaw
- Dec. 18-20 — A Kurt Bestor Christmas
- Dec. 28 — Rain: A Beatles Christmas tribute
Egyptian Theatre
- Aug. 22-23 — Sam Grisman Project
- Aug. 29-31 — The Samples
- Sept. 4-7 — Big Country
- Sept. 11-14 — Ambrosia with John Ford Coley
- Sept. 18-20 — Herman’s Hermits starring Peter Noone
- Oct. 16-19 — Marc Broussard
- Oct. 22-25 — The Steeldrivers
- Nov. 6-8 — Bob Schneider
- Nov. 13-16 — Sierra Hull
- Nov. 20-22 — Mark O’Connor‘s “An Appalachian Christmas”
- Dec. 4-6 — Joshua Radin
- Dec. 23-25 — Kurt Bestor
Kingsbury Hall
- Aug. 29 — Randy Travis
- Sept. 4 — Arturo Sandoval
- Oct. 17 — The McElroys
- Oct. 18 — Jimmy Carr
- Oct. 22 — Evil Dead in Concert
- Oct. 23 — Lakecia Benjamin
- Oct. 24 — Justin Willman
- Oct. 25 — Sarah Millican
- Nov. 5 — Kurbasy
- Nov. 7 — Nate Jackson
- Nov. 13-14 — Little Moon
- Nov. 22 — Nurse Blake
- Dec. 6 — Trevor Wallace
- Dec. 9 — Gabby’s Dollhouse Live!
- Dec. 11-13 — The Lower Lights
- Dec. 19 — Postmodern Jukebox
Maverik Center
- Aug. 29 — Marca Registrada
- Sept. 11 — Warren Zeiders
- Sept. 17 — Ice Cube
- Sept. 18 — Megan Moroney
- Sept. 30 — Bring Me the Horizon
- Oct. 5 — Sleep Token
- Nov. 1 — Tony Hinchcliffe
- Nov. 2 — Chelo
- Nov. 13 — Brandon Lake
- Nov. 20 — John Legend
- Dec. 5-6 — Holo Holo Music Festival
- Dec. 9 — Lindsey Stirling
Ogden Twilight series
- Aug. 20 — Wilco
- Sept. 17 — The Flaming Lips
- Sept. 25 — Polo & Pan
Red Butte Garden
- Aug. 25 — Keb’ Mo’ and Shawn Colvin
- Sept. 4 — Gregory Alan Isakov, with Dean Johnson
- Sept. 8 — Jon Batiste
- Sept. 9 — Train, with Edwin McCain
- Sept. 14 — OK Go
- Sept. 16 — Hermanos Gutierrez
Note: The Ray LaMontagne show has been postponed to Aug. 23, 2026.
For ticket information, visit Red Butte Garden‘s website.
Redwest Music Festival
Redwest Music Festival is back for its second year, and bringing with it some of the biggest names in country music to Utah this fall.
The three-day festival recently announced three major headliners: Post Malone, Kacey Musgraves and Noah Kahan.
A slew of established and up-and-coming acts round out the lineup.
The festival runs Oct. 10-12 at the Utah State Fairpark in Salt Lake City.
Rice-Eccles Stadium
The Billy Joel and Sting concert that was originally scheduled for May 23 at Rice-Eccles Stadium — and had been postponed to May 22, 2026 — has now been officially canceled following a recent medical diagnosis affecting Joel, as the Deseret News previously reported.
Sandy Amphitheater
- Aug. 21 — Chicago
- Sept. 1 — Max McNown
- Sept. 13 — Mat Kearney
- Sept. 20 — The Tom Petty Tribute Experience with Royal Bliss
- Sept. 30 — Air
- Oct. 12 — Ziggy Marley and Burning Spear
Scera Shell Outdoor Theatre
- Aug. 25 — Aaron Tveit with the Utah Symphony
- Aug. 29 — The Commodores
- Sept. 1 — 1964: The Beatles Tribute
Summer Nights with the Stars (Davis Arts Council)
- Aug. 23 — Tony Jackson
- Sept. 3 — Loverboy
- Sept. 12 — Electric Avenue: The ’80s MTV Experience
- Sept. 13 — Atlanta Rhythm Section and Pure Prairie League
The Noorda (UVU)
Utah Valley University recently announced The Noorda’s Center for the Performing Arts 2025–26 season, as the Deseret News reported. Below is the full lineup:
- Sept. 12 — The Wailin’ Jennys
- Sept. 26 — Henry Yeff aka Reeps100
- Oct. 13 — 123 Andres
- Nov. 5 — Lea Salonga
- Dec. 12 — La Nueva Generacion, “A Mariachi Christmas”
- Dec. 16 — Utah Symphony, “Here Comes Santa Claus”
- Feb. 6, 2026 — Tango After Dark
- Feb. 25, 2026 — Yo-Yo Ma
- April 3, 2026 — Brush Theatre presents: Doodle Pop
- April 21, 2026 — Joshua Bell
Tuacahn Amphitheatre
- Nov. 6 — Night Ranger
- Nov. 7 — Ashley McBryde
- Nov. 8 — Southern Utah Blues Festival
- Nov. 12 — Lillian Breeze
- Nov. 13 — 38 Special
- Nov. 14 — Andy Grammer
- Nov. 15 – Gentri Christmas
Twilight Concert Series (Salt Lake)
- Sept. 5 — Japanese Breakfast
- Sept. 22 — Big Thief
Union Event Center
- Aug. 22 — Five for Fighting
- Aug. 26 — Yungblud
- Sept. 12 — Marina
- Sept. 13 — The Hives
- Sept. 20 — Jessie Murph
- Sept. 23 — Noah Cyrus
- Oct. 1 — Aly & AJ
- Oct. 4 — Morrissey
- Oct. 7 — Mudvayne
- Oct. 8 — The Story So Far
- Oct. 10 — Elbow
- Oct. 16 — All Time Low
- Oct. 18 — Flatland Calvary
- Oct. 20 — Lorna Shore
- Oct. 23 — Thomas Day
- Oct. 24 — Niko Moon
- Oct. 25 — Blue October
- Oct. 26 — Marc Rebillet
- Oct. 27 — Viagra Boys
- Oct. 31 — Yung Gravy
- Nov. 1 — Freddie Gibbs and the Alchemist
- Nov. 7 — Jesse McCartney
- Nov. 8 — Fit For a King
- Nov. 14 — Avatar
- Nov. 15 — Thrice
- Nov. 29 — Lola Young
- Nov. 30 — Say Anything and Motion City Soundtrack
- Dec. 1 — Trivium
- Dec. 5 — Chase Matthew
Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre
- Aug. 20 — Pantera
- Aug. 21 — Counting Crows, with the Gaslight Anthem
- Aug. 22 — Alabama Shakes
- Aug. 23 — Suicideboys
- Aug. 26 — Goo Goo Dolls with Dashboard Confessional
- Aug. 27 — Toto, Men at Work and Christopher Cross
- Aug. 28 — Little Big Town, with Wynonna Judd and Shelby Lynne
- Aug. 29 — Big Time Rush
- Sept. 5 — Billy Idol
- Sept. 6 — The Offspring
- Sept. 13 — The Jonas Brothers
- Sept. 20 — Thomas Rhett
- Sept. 27 — Breaking Benjamin and Three Days Grace
- Oct. 1 — Conan Gray, with special guest Hemlocke Springs
- Oct. 12 — Judas Priest and Alice Cooper