Concerts in Des moines September
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Concerts in Des moines September 2026 schedule
September in Des Moines promises an exciting lineup of concerts across various venues, appealing to a wide range of music enthusiasts. The Ingersoll hosts multiple notable performances this month, including tribute shows like Buddy Holly: OH BOY! from September 17 to 18, and the legendary REO Speedwagon tribute, Richrath Project 3:13, with shows on September 19 and 20. Fans of classic rock and tribute acts will enjoy these energetic performances. The Wooly's venue features diverse acts such as the innovative Gogol Bordello on September 24, the metal band Ensiferum on September 18, and the dynamic Ripe on September 29, offering a mix of genres from folk punk to metal and indie rock. Wooly's also hosts intimate shows with rising stars like Alana Springsteen on September 27 and top performers like Lil Skies on September 14. For comedy lovers, Hoyt Sherman Place presents stand-up shows with John Crist on September 20 and Tig Notaro on September 10, blending humor with a refined venue experience. The Lauridsen Amphitheater at Water Works Park sets the stage for the energetic Blues Traveler, Gin Blossoms, and Spin Doctors on September 10, creating an outdoor concert experience. Other notable events include the R&B Fest at Platform Club on September 19, a lively celebration of rhythm and blues, and the popular stand-up comedian John Crist at Hoyt Sherman Place. Additionally, the month features a variety of smaller shows, tribute performances, and local acts at venues like xBk Live, including performances by Saxsquatch, JMSN, and Ian McConnell, ensuring there's something for everyone during this vibrant September concert season in Des Moines.