Entertainment venues across Utah are filling up their concert lineups for 2026.
Here’s a breakdown, by venue, of big shows to watch out for this 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.
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Capitol Theatre
- May 30 — What We Said
- June 25 — Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band
- Sept. 9 — Squeeze, with special guest Adam Ant
- Sept. 10 — Gary Owens
- Sept. 12 — George Lopez
- Sept. 27 — Mariachazo
Deer Valley Music Festival
- July 17-18 — Beethoven’s Ninth
- July 22 — Mozart’s “Jupiter” and Violin Concerto No. 2 with Madeline Adkins
- July 25 — Stravinsky’s “Firebird Suite” and string trio “Time for Three”
- July 29 — Mozart, Prokofiev and more
- July 31 — Lyle Lovett
- Aug. 1 — Chris Botti
- Aug. 5 — Haydn, Mendelssohn and a viola concerto
- Aug. 7 — “Chicago” the musical in concert
- Aug. 8 — Idina Menzel
- Aug. 12 — Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7
- Aug. 13 — Famous film music
- Aug. 15 — The music of Celine Dion, featuring vocalist Olivia Valli
Note: Individual tickets for concerts went on sale April 29.
Delta Center
- Oct. 2 — Carin Leon
- Oct. 14 — Disney Descendants, Zombies & Camp Rock: Worlds Collide Concert Tour
- Oct. 15 — Kacey Musgraves
- Oct. 20 — Gorillaz
- Oct. 29 — The Smashing Pumpkins
- Oct. 30 — Dan + Shay
- Nov. 1 — Don Omar
- Nov. 3 — Teddy Swims
Eccles Theater
- May 22-24 — Riverdance
- June 1 — Ringo Starr and His All-Starr Band
- June 2 — Neil deGrasse Tyson
- June 26-27 — Derek Hough
- Aug. 20 — Joe Bonamassa
- Sept. 8 — Undertale: The Determination Symphony World Tour
- Sept. 13 — “My Hero Academia” in concert
- Oct. 16-18 — Bluey’s Big Play
- Oct. 23 — Zoltan Kaszas
- Oct. 24 — #IMOMSOHARD
- Oct. 28 — Leonid & Friends
- Nov. 3 — Mon Laferte
- Nov. 5 — “Outlander” in concert
- Nov. 7 — Derrick Stroup
- Nov. 19 — Postmodern Jukebox
- Nov. 20-21 — Nikki Glaser
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Egyptian Theatre
- May 21-23 — An Evening With Iris DeMent
- May 28-30 — Keller Williams and The Keels
- June 11-13 — Dustbowl Revival
- June 18-20 — The Grass Roots
- June 24-26 — The Babys
- July 15-18 — Russell Thompkins Jr. and the New Stylistics
- July 30-Aug. 2 — Fred Tackett and Scott Sharrard (of Little Feat)
- Aug. 6-8 — The Smithereens
- Aug. 20-22 — Sixpence None The Richer
- Aug. 28-30 — Pure Prairie League
- Sept. 4-6 — The Drifters
- Sept. 9-12 — A.J. Croce presents Croce Plays Croce
- Sept. 24-26 — Mason Jennings
- Oct. 9-11 — Chris Isaak
- Oct. 22-24 — The SteelDrivers
- Nov. 6-8 — The Sweet
- Dec. 3-6 — Yonder Mountain String Band
Kingsbury Hall
- Aug. 21-22 — Josh Johnson
- Sept. 24 — The Limon Dance Company
- Oct. 7 — Branford Marsalis and Dianne Reeves celebrate John Coltrane
- Oct. 9 — Laura Ramoso
- Oct. 10 — Adam Ray
- Oct. 14 — Jim Henson’s “Labyrinth” in Concert
- Nov. 13 — Chelsea Handler
- Nov. 17 — Cloud Gate Dance Theatre of Taiwan
- Dec. 6 — Glen Miller Christmas
- Dec. 18 — Stella Cole
Maverik Center
- June 6 — Brit Floyd
- July 3 — Josh Groban, with special guest Jennifer Hudson
- July 17 — Avett Brothers
- July 21 — Joji
- July 22 — Olivia Dean
- July 29 — Howard Jones
- Aug. 14 — The Guess Who
- Aug. 23 — Grupo Frontera
- Sept. 2 — The Red Clay Strays
- Sept. 15 — Weezer
- Oct. 10 — Doja Cat
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Ogden Twilight
- June 9 — The Black Keys
- June 22 — Gregory Alan Isakov
- June 25 — Elderbrook
- July 2 — BUNT.
- July 30 — Of Monsters and Men
- Aug. 5 — Wet Leg
- Aug. 22 — Sofi Tukker
- Aug. 25 — Mt. Joy
- Sept. 18 — Lane 8
- Oct. 7 — Big Thief
Red Butte Garden Concert Series
- May 31 — Big Head Todd and The Monsters, with Theoretical Blonde
- June 2 — An acoustic evening with Trey Anastasio, featuring Jeff Tanski
- June 11 — The Human League, with Soft Cell & Alison Moyet
- June 16 — Grace Potter
- June 17 — Greensky Bluegrass
- June 23 — Ziggy Marley
- June 28 — John Craigie and Blind Pilot
- July 8 — Wynton Marsalis Septet
- July 10 — JJ Grey & Mofro and The Wood Brothers
- July 12 — Kaleo with Dawes
- July 14 — Gin Blossoms and Blues Traveler, with Spin Doctors
- July 19 — Marcus King Band, with Penelope Road
- July 20 — Maren Morris, with Scout Willis
- July 22 — The String Cheese Incident
- July 26 — Totally Tubular Festival: Thomas Dolby & The Lost Toy People; A Flock of Seagulls; The Motels; The Producers; Animotion; The Escape Club; Tommy Tutone
- July 29 — Alabama Shakes, with Billy Allen and The Pollies
- July 30 — Wynonna Judd and Melissa Etheridge
- Aug. 2 — Fitz and the Tantrums
- Aug. 3 — Andy Grammer, with Walk Off The Earth
- Aug. 4 — Interpol, with Youth Lagoon
- Aug. 8 — Ani DiFranco, with Valerie June
- Aug. 12 — Sugar, with J. Robbins (Jawbox)
- Aug. 13 — Herbie Hancock
- Aug. 14 — Jesse Welles, with Ratboys
- Aug. 17 — Men at Work and Toad the Wet Sprocket, with Shonen Knife
- Aug. 20 — Gov’t Mule
- Aug. 23 — Ray LaMontagne, with The Weather Station
- Sept. 9 — Bonnie Raitt, with Jon Cleary
- Sept. 17 — The National Parks
- Sept. 20 — The Record Company and Cracker
- Sept. 22 — The Revivalists, with Paul McDonald
For additional information about tickets, visit this Deseret News article.
Rice-Eccles Stadium
- July 28 — Post Malone and Jelly Roll
- Aug. 7 — Zach Bryan
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Sandy Amphitheater
- May 30 — Tash Sultana
- June 12 — Gary Allan
- June 13 — Metric, with Broken Social Scene and Stars
- June 14 — Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
- June 19 — The Dead South, with Amigo the Devil
- June 20 — Watchhouse
- June 24 — Brothers Osborne
- July 8 — Lukas Nelson
- July 11 — Houndmouth, with Timmy Skelly
- July 17 — Paul Cauthen
- July 21-22 — Jimmy Eat World, with Motion City Soundtrack and Illuminati Hotties
- July 28-29 — Death Cab for Cutie
- Aug. 4 — The Stray Cats
- Aug. 7-8 — Direct from Sweden: The Music of ABBA
- Aug. 13 — Scotty McCreery
- Aug. 15-16 — NEEDTOBREATHE
- Aug. 18 — ZZ Top
- Aug. 20 — Lee Brice
- Aug. 21 — O.A.R., with Gavin DeGraw and Lisa Loeb
- Sept. 2 — Air Supply
- Sept. 12 — Royal Bliss: The Tom Petty Tribute Experience
- Sept. 18-19 — Mat Kearney
- Sept. 26 — Zeppelin USA
- Oct. 8 — Dwight Yoakam
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Summer Nights with the Stars (Davis County Arts Council)
- June 20 — Boogie Wonder Band
- June 25 — An Evening with The Marshall Tucker Band
- July 1 — Edwin McCain and Five For Fighting
- July 9 — Shane McAnally: An Evening of Comedy, Music and Stories
- July 18 — The Doo Wop Project
- July 30 — Home Free
- Aug. 3 — Sara Evans
- Aug. 13 — Lou Gramm: The Original Voice of Foreigner
- Aug. 22 — Tower of Power
- Aug. 29 — Yaleo: The Ultimate Santana Experience
- Sept. 1 — The Electric Light Orchestra Experience featuring Evil Woman (The American ELO)
- Sept. 7 — Yachtley Crew
- Sept. 10 — The Band Perry
Note: Individual tickets for these shows went on sale April 21.
The Plaza at America First Field
- July 18 — Sublime’s Me Gusta Festival
- Aug. 7 — Motionless in White
- Aug. 18 — Thee Sacred Souls
- Aug. 25 — Noah Kahan
- Sept. 18 — Foster the People
Tuacahn Amphitheatre
- Nov. 4 — The Fab Four: The Ultimate Tribute
- Nov. 11 — “Stayin’ Alive”: One Night of the Bee Gees
- Nov. 12 — Straight No Chaser
Twilight Concert Series (Salt Lake)
- July 13 — Old Crow Medicine Show
- July 17 — Freddie Gibbs
- July 27 — Suki Waterhouse
- Aug. 4 — Muna
- Aug. 29 — Goose
- Oct. 1 — The War on Drugs
Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre
- May 30 — Kesha
- June 3 — Pitbull, with special guest Lil Jon
- June 13 — Kid Cudi
- June 17 — Alex Warren
- June 19 — Rod Stewart
- June 26 — MGK
- July 9 — Zach Top
- July 17 — Hilary Duff
- July 18 — Treaty Oak Revival
- July 23 — Riley Green
- July 25 — Evanescence
- July 30 — Sarah McLachlan
- Aug. 5 — Kali Uchis
- Aug. 8 — 311 and Dirty Heads
- Aug. 13 — The Black Crowes and Whiskey Myers
- Aug. 19 — Train
- Aug. 20 — Muse
- Aug. 21 — Toto, Christopher Cross and The Romantics
- Aug. 25 — Avenged Sevenfold and Good Charlotte
- Aug. 26 — 5 Seconds of Summer
- Aug. 30 — Styx and Chicago
- Sept. 4 — Jack Johnson
- Sept. 14 — Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson
- Sept. 21 — Motley Crue
- Sept. 22 — Five Finger Death Punch
- Sept. 26 — Suicideboys
- Sept. 29 — Wu-Tang Clan
- Sept. 30 — Breaking Benjamin
- Oct. 1 — Empire of the Sun
- Oct. 7 — Staind, with special guests Hoobastank and Hinder
Union Event Center
- June 10 — The Kid Laroi
- June 23 — Dance Gavin Dance
- June 28 — Rene Vaca
- July 1 — Wolfmother
- July 31 — Poppy
- Aug. 6 — Audrey Hobert
- Aug. 7 — Pepper and the Movement
- Aug. 8 — Tomahawk
- Sept. 18 — Wave to Earth
- Sept. 23 — Social Distortion
- Sept. 24 — Killswitch Engage
- Sept. 25 — Bowling for Soup
- Sept. 29 — Chance the Rapper
- Oct. 6 — Taking Back Sunday
- Oct. 7 — Loathe
- Oct. 9 — Juanes
- Oct. 10 — Sex Pistols
- Oct. 17 — Julia Wolf
- Oct. 18 — Rise Against
- Nov. 17 — Sabaton
- Dec. 13 — Beartooth