Concerts and Events in September 2025 in New York

New York City pulses with energy all summer long, offering a spectacular lineup of concerts, comedy nights, sports matchups, illusionist shows, and more. Premier venues like Radio City Music Hall, Madison Square Garden, Citi Field, MetLife Stadium, and Barclays Center host events that draw crowds from around the globe. These iconic venues range from intimate theaters (Radio City holds ~6,000; bag policies vary—small clutches only) to sprawling arenas (MSG and Barclays seat 18,000–20,000+; arrive 60–90 minutes early). Most venues are about 10–30 miles from JFK/LGA/EWR—plan ahead and choose reliable transportation to arrive fresh and on time.

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What’s On in September: Your Guide to NYC’s Biggest Events

From iconic venues like Madison Square Garden and Radio City Music Hall to open-air stages and legendary stadiums, September in New York is stacked with unmissable experiences. Whether you're into chart-topping pop stars, underground indie, powerhouse comedians, or thrilling sports matchups, the city has something waiting for you nearly every day of the month. Below, we’ve organized all the major concerts, comedy shows, sporting events, and performances by date to help you plan your perfect outing.

September 1

Oasis – MetLife Stadium: Legendary Britpop band Oasis reunites for an unforgettable night of anthems at one of the region’s largest venues.

September 2

Nine Inch Nails – Barclays Center, 8:00 PM: The Peel It Back Tour electrifies Brooklyn with industrial rock power.

September 3

LE SSERAFIM – Prudential Center, 7:30 PM: The EASY CRAZY HOT Tour brings K-pop intensity to the Garden State.
Tate McRae – Madison Square Garden, 7:30 PM: Pop sensation launches her Miss Possessive Tour.
Nine Inch Nails – Barclays Center, 8:00 PM: The Peel It Back Tour electrifies Brooklyn with industrial rock power.

September 4

Tate McRae – Madison Square Garden, 7:30 PM: Back-to-back performances from the Canadian star.
T-Pain – Radio City Music Hall, 8:00 PM: The king of Auto-Tune brings his chart-topping hits to a legendary stage.
Ice Cube (Cancelled)– Barclays Center: The “Truth To Power” show has been cancelled.
Kev Herrera – Brooklyn Paramount, 7:00 PM: Stand-up comedy takes over with sharp wit and raw humor.

September 5

Anuel AA – Prudential Center, 8:00 PM: Puerto Rican trap sensation returns with his Real Hasta La Muerte 2 Tour.
Benson Boone – Madison Square Garden, 8:00 PM: The American Heart World Tour brings soulful pop to NYC.
Eladio Carrión – Barclays Center, 8:00 PM: Reggaeton energy rocks Brooklyn.
Kruder & Dorfmeister – Brooklyn Paramount, 7:00 PM: Electronic legends perform The K&D Sessions Live.
Toronto Blue Jays at New York Yankees – Yankee Stadium, 7:05 PM: Opening game of the series brings division rivals head-to-head.
DJ Pauly D – Paramount Huntington, 8:00 PM: The celebrity DJ delivers an electrifying night of music and energy.

September 6

Lady Gaga – Madison Square Garden, 8:00 PM: The MAYHEM Ball promises an unforgettable spectacle.
Junior H – Jones Beach Theatre, 8:00 PM: The $AD BOYZ LIVE & BROKEN TOUR hits Wantagh with urban corridos.
Emilia – Brooklyn Paramount, 7:00 PM: Argentine pop star kicks off her NYC weekend run.
KAI – Theater at MSG, 9:00 PM: K-pop powerhouse launches his solo concert tour.
Whitney Cummings – Paramount Huntington, 7:00 PM: Comedian delivers sharp and hilarious stand-up.
Toronto Blue Jays at New York Yankees – Yankee Stadium, 1:05 PM: Saturday afternoon baseball with playoff implications.

September 7

Lady Gaga – Madison Square Garden, 8:00 PM: Second night of Gaga’s spectacular MAYHEM Ball.
Shubh – Prudential Center, 8:00 PM: Punjabi rap sensation performs The Supreme Tour.
MTV Video Music Awards – UBS Arena: The year’s biggest names in music gather for the iconic award show.
Toronto Blue Jays at New York Yankees – Yankee Stadium, 1:35 PM: Final game of the series closes out the weekend in the Bronx.

Emilia – Brooklyn Paramount, 7:00 PM: Second night with Argentina’s rising star.
Mac DeMarco – Radio City Music Hall, 8:00 PM: Indie favorite charms with his laid-back style.
New York Islanders vs. Philadelphia Flyers – UBS Arena: Preseason matchup launches September hockey.
New York Jets vs. Pittsburgh Steelers – MetLife Stadium: Jets host the Steelers to open their September schedule.
Toronto Blue Jays at New York Yankees – Yankee Stadium, 1:35 PM: Sunday afternoon baseball with playoff implications.

September 8

Mac DeMarco – Radio City Music Hall, 8:00 PM: Another night of indie brilliance from the Canadian songwriter.

September 9

Ethel Cain – Radio City Music Hall, 8:00 PM: The Willoughby Tucker Forever Tour blends haunting lyrics with mesmerizing vocals.
New York Liberty vs. Washington Mystics – Barclays Center, 7:00 PM: WNBA action brings intensity to Brooklyn.
Detroit Tigers at New York Yankees – Yankee Stadium, 7:05 PM: Tuesday night matchup against the Tigers.

September 10

Bruce Dickinson – Brooklyn Paramount, 7:00 PM: The Iron Maiden frontman takes the stage with solo work.
Breaking Benjamin & Three Days Grace – Prudential Center, 7:00 PM: A night of alternative rock with powerhouse performances.
Indigo Girls & Melissa Etheridge – Radio City Music Hall, 8:00 PM: The “Yes We Are” Tour celebrates timeless folk-rock.
Maren Morris – Paramount Huntington, 7:30 PM: Country-pop star takes the stage with her Dreamsicle Tour.
Detroit Tigers at New York Yankees – Yankee Stadium, 7:05 PM: Second game of the midweek series.
Gad Elmaleh – Beacon Theatre, 7:30 PM: The celebrated French comedian brings his wit to New York.

September 11

Kali Uchis – Madison Square Garden, 8:00 PM: The Sincerely Tour fills MSG with sultry vocals and Latin rhythms.
Uncle Charlie’s R&B Cookout – Prudential Center, 7:15 PM: Charlie Wilson, Babyface, and more bring classic soul.
Stephen Curry: Shot Ready Live – Brooklyn Paramount, 7:00 PM: NBA icon shares stories and inspiration, moderated by Roy Wood Jr.
Chris Distefano – Theater at MSG, 8:00 PM: The comedian delivers his signature NYC humor.
Detroit Tigers at New York Yankees – Yankee Stadium, 7:05 PM: Series finale under the lights in the Bronx.

September 12

Kali Uchis – Madison Square Garden, 8:00 PM: Second night of The Sincerely Tour.
Caamp – Radio City Music Hall, 8:00 PM: Indie folk group kicks off a two-night stand.
Phantogram – Paramount Huntington, 8:00 PM: Electro-rock duo with special guest Open Mike Eagle.
THE BOYZ – Theater at MSG, 7:00 PM: K-pop group ignites fans with THE BLAZE World Tour.
Uncle Charlie’s R&B Cookout – Jones Beach Theatre, 7:15 PM: R&B legends light up Long Island.
New York Mets vs. Texas Rangers – Citi Field: Three-game series kicks off in Queens.
Anuel AA – Prudential Center, 8:00 PM: Puerto Rican trap sensation returns with his Real Hasta La Muerte 2 Tour.
Alison Krauss & Union Station Featuring Jerry Douglas – Beacon Theatre, 8:00 PM: An evening of bluegrass mastery and heartfelt ballads.

September 13

Vulfpeck – Madison Square Garden, 8:00 PM: The funk band brings their infectious grooves to MSG.

Caamp – Radio City Music Hall, 8:00 PM: Second night of folk-driven storytelling.
KALEO – Paramount Huntington, 8:00 PM: Icelandic rockers return with the Mixed Emotions Tour.
Danny Go! Live! – Theater at MSG, 5:00 PM: A family-friendly show of music and fun.
Papa Roach & Rise Against – Jones Beach Theatre: Two powerhouse rock acts team up for an unforgettable night.
PUP & Jeff Rosenstock – Brooklyn Paramount, 6:30 PM: A cataclysmic night of punk collaboration.
The Firefighters at Savannah Bananas – Yankee Stadium, 7:00 PM: Exhibition game full of entertainment and fun.
New York Mets vs. Texas Rangers – Citi Field: Second matchup with Texas in September.
HBCU NY Football Classic – MetLife Stadium: Annual celebration of HBCU football and culture.
Alison Krauss & Union Station Featuring Jerry Douglas – Beacon Theatre, 8:00 PM: An evening of bluegrass mastery and heartfelt ballads.

September 14

The World of Hans Zimmer – Prudential Center, 7:30 PM: A new dimension of cinematic scores performed live.

Danny Go! Live! – Theater at MSG, 5:00 PM: Second family-friendly performance.
The Firefighters at Savannah Bananas – Yankee Stadium, 3:30 PM: Sunday afternoon baseball with a festive twist.
The Bacon Brothers – Paramount Huntington, 7:00 PM: Kevin Bacon and brother Michael perform their eclectic mix.
Jeff Rosenstock & PUP – Brooklyn Paramount, 6:30 PM: Second night of punk camaraderie.
New York Mets vs. Texas Rangers – Citi Field: Final game of the weekend series.
New York Jets vs. Buffalo Bills – MetLife Stadium: Division rivals face off on Sunday afternoon.

September 15

Adam Sandler – Madison Square Garden, 7:30 PM: Comedy legend brings his "You’re My Best Friend" Tour.
Inhaler – [Venue TBD], 8:00 PM: The Irish rock band energizes New York with their infectious sound.

September 16

YUNGBLUD – Brooklyn Paramount, 7:00 PM: The British rocker unleashes his high-energy performance.
Morrissey – Radio City Music Hall, 8:30 PM: The former Smiths frontman delivers his iconic catalog.
New York Mets vs. San Diego Padres – Citi Field: Tuesday night opener with the Padres.

September 17

ZZ Top – Beacon Theatre, 7:30 PM: The Elevation Tour brings Texas rock to NYC.
Dua Lipa – Madison Square Garden, 7:30 PM: The Radical Optimism Tour dazzles fans.
Columbus Crew vs. New York City FC – Yankee Stadium, Time TBD: MLS action heats up the Bronx.
The Australian Pink Floyd Show – Paramount Huntington, 8:00 PM: A spectacular tribute to Pink Floyd’s timeless music.
New York Mets vs. San Diego Padres – Citi Field: Second game of the midweek series.
Columbus Crew vs. New York City FC – Yankee Stadium, Time TBD: Midweek MLS battle under the lights.

September 18

Dua Lipa – Madison Square Garden, 7:30 PM: Second night of her Radical Optimism Tour.
Wet Leg – Brooklyn Paramount, 7:00 PM: The indie rock duo brings their North American Moistourizer to NYC.
PBR: Camping World Team Series – UBS Arena: Bull riding thrills arrive in Long Island.
New York Mets vs. San Diego Padres – Citi Field: Series wraps up Thursday.

September 19

Eric Clapton – Madison Square Garden, 7:30 PM: Guitar legend takes the stage with The Wallflowers.
Marco Antonio Solís – Prudential Center, 8:00 PM: Latin superstar enchants with the Más Cerca De Ti World Tour.
Wolf Alice – Brooklyn Paramount, 7:00 PM: British alt-rock band rocks the stage.
Phil Hanley – Paramount Huntington, 7:00 PM: Stand-up comedy with sharp observations.

Hugh Jackman – Radio City Music Hall, 8:00 PM: The beloved star brings his "From New York, With Love" show.
New York Mets vs. Washington Nationals – Citi Field: Weekend rivalry series begins Friday.

September 20

Eric Church – Barclays Center, 7:30 PM: The Free the Machine Tour lights up Brooklyn.
Dua Lipa – Madison Square Garden, 7:30 PM: Another night of Radical Optimism.
Por Amor Al Basket: Bameso vs Mauricio Baez – Prudential Center, 5:30 PM: A basketball showdown full of pride and respect.
Garbage – Brooklyn Paramount, 7:00 PM: Alternative rock icons perform their hits.
Ralph Barbosa – Beacon Theatre, 7:00 PM: Bean Without a Cause Tour brings comedic flair.
Broadway Rave – Paramount Huntington, 9:00 PM: A dazzling night for theatre fans.
Hugh Jackman – Radio City Music Hall, 2:00 PM: Second performance of his musical showcase.
New York Mets vs. Washington Nationals – Citi Field: Saturday showdown in Queens.
Charlotte FC vs. New York City FC – Yankee Stadium: Rescheduled matchup wraps up September’s home slate.
Joe DeGuardia’s Star Boxing Presents: Rockin’ Fights 51 – Paramount Huntington, 7:30 PM: A night of competitive boxing action on Long Island.

September 21

Dua Lipa – Madison Square Garden, 7:30 PM: Another night of Radical Optimism.
New Jersey Devils vs. New York Rangers – Prudential Center: A preseason NHL showdown ignites a fierce regional rivalry.
New York Islanders vs. Philadelphia Flyers – UBS Arena: A preseason NHL matchup adds to the week’s excitement.
New York Mets vs. Washington Nationals – Citi Field: Final matchup of the Nationals series.
New York Giants vs. Kansas City Chiefs – MetLife Stadium: Giants battle the reigning champions in a marquee matchup.
John Oliver & Seth Meyers – Beacon Theatre, 7:30 PM: A night of sharp political humor and commentary.
Freddie Gibbs & Alchemist – Brooklyn Paramount, 7:00 PM: The acclaimed rapper-producer duo perform “Alfredo: The Tour.”

September 22

Sleep Token – Barclays Center, 8:00 PM: The masked British band presents their “Even in Arcadia” tour with immersive soundscapes.
Freddie Gibbs & Alchemist – Brooklyn Paramount, 7:00 PM: Second night of “Alfredo: The Tour” continues the momentum.

September 23

Chicago White Sox at New York Yankees – Yankee Stadium, 7:05 PM: The White Sox arrive in the Bronx for a crucial series.
New York Rangers vs. Boston Bruins – Madison Square Garden, 7:00 PM: Preseason clash between two Original Six teams.
Jawbreaker – Brooklyn Paramount, 6:30 PM: The punk legends kick off a two-night run in Brooklyn.

September 24

HARDY – Madison Square Garden, 7:30 PM: The Jim Bob World Tour brings country-rock energy to the world’s most famous arena.
Chicago White Sox at New York Yankees – Yankee Stadium, 7:05 PM: Second game of the series as the race tightens.
New York City FC vs. Inter Miami CF – Citi Field: MLS clash featuring New York vs. Messi’s Inter Miami.
Jawbreaker – Brooklyn Paramount, 6:30 PM: Encore night with another blistering set from the band.

September 25

The Queens: 4 Legends, 1 Stage – Prudential Center, 8:00 PM: Chaka Khan, Patti LaBelle, Gladys Knight, and Stephanie Mills headline a soulful evening.
Chicago White Sox at New York Yankees – Yankee Stadium, 7:05 PM: Series wraps up with a Thursday night matchup.
New Jersey Devils vs. New York Islanders – Prudential Center: Preseason rivalry continues on the ice.
MARINA – Radio City Music Hall, 8:00 PM: The Princess of Power Tour delivers pop anthems in an iconic setting.
The Front Bottoms – Paramount Huntington, 8:00 PM: Celebrating 10 years of “Back on Top” with a special anniversary tour.
Dylan Gossett – Brooklyn Paramount, 6:00 PM: The Westward Tour stops in Brooklyn for an intimate performance.

September 26

Audacy’s We Can Survive – Prudential Center, 7:00 PM: Benefit concert featuring Ed Sheeran, Goo Goo Dolls, Alex Warren, and Shaboozey.
Ryder Cup 2025 – Bethpage Black Course: Prestigious golf competition between Team USA and Team Europe begins.
Nate Bargatze – Madison Square Garden, 7:00 PM: Big Dumb Eyes World Tour kicks off a two-night run.
Baltimore Orioles at New York Yankees – Yankee Stadium, 7:05 PM: The Orioles face off with the Yankees under Friday night lights.
New York Islanders vs. New Jersey Devils – UBS Arena: Friday night showdown with Metro Division rivals.
Wardruna – Beacon Theatre, 7:30 PM: Nordic folk ensemble returns with their World Tour 2025 – Part II.
Los Ángeles Azules – The Theater at MSG, 8:00 PM: The beloved cumbia group brings their EN VIVO 2025 Tour to New York.
Bayside – Paramount Huntington, 8:00 PM: The 25th Anniversary “Errors Tour” highlights the band’s legacy in punk rock
NXWORRIES (Anderson .Paak & Knxwledge) – Brooklyn Paramount, 7:00 PM: The “WHY LAWD?” Tour blends hip-hop, soul, and funk.

September 27

P1Harmony – Prudential Center, 8:00 PM: The K-pop sensation brings their explosive tour to Newark.
Ryder Cup 2025 – Bethpage Black Course: Day two of the international golf showdown.
Nate Bargatze – Madison Square Garden, 2:00 PM: Second performance of his Big Dumb Eyes World Tour.
The Stylistics featuring The Manhattans – Paramount Theatre (Middletown, NY), 8:00 PM: A timeless night of soul and R&B classics.
Baltimore Orioles at New York Yankees – Yankee Stadium, 1:05 PM: Saturday afternoon rivalry action in the Bronx.
NBA YoungBoy – Barclays Center, 7:30 PM: The MASA Tour brings the rapper’s high-energy performance to Brooklyn.
Theo Von – Beacon Theatre, 5:00 PM: The Return of the Rat Tour brings Von’s signature storytelling style.
Richie Jen – The Theater at MSG, 8:00 PM: The Taiwanese star continues his 2025 World Tour with a night of Mandopop hits.

September 28

New Jersey Devils vs. Washington Capitals – Prudential Center: Preseason concludes with a clash against Washington.
Ryder Cup 2025 – Bethpage Black Course: Final day of the historic golf event.
Baltimore Orioles at New York Yankees – Yankee Stadium, 3:05 PM: Series finale with postseason stakes.
New York Giants vs. Los Angeles Chargers – MetLife Stadium: Giants close September with a game against the Chargers.

September 29

NBA YoungBoy – Prudential Center, 7:30 PM: The MASA Tour brings Southern rap swagger.
Reneé Rapp – Madison Square Garden, 8:00 PM: The BITE ME Tour showcases the rising pop star.
New York Islanders vs. New York Rangers – UBS Arena: Battle of New York closes the month.
Itzhak Perlman – Beacon Theatre, 7:30 PM: Celebrating 30 years of “In The Fiddler’s House” with a special performance
The Revivalists – Paramount Huntington, 8:00 PM: “All in the Family: 10 Years of Men Amongst Mountains” Tour comes to Long Island.

September 30

HAIM – Madison Square Garden, 7:30 PM: The I Quit Tour delivers a night of pop-rock brilliance.
AL Wild Card: TBD at New York Yankees – Yankee Stadium, Time TBD: Potential Wild Card matchup begins the postseason.
AL Wild Card: TBD at New York Yankees – Yankee Stadium, Time TBD: Special Pinstripe Pass ticket option for Wild Card game.
NL Wild Card: New York Mets vs. TBD – Citi Field: Potential postseason matchup, Game 1 if necessary.
David Byrne – Radio City Music Hall, 8:00 PM: The “Who is the Sky?” Tour showcases Byrne’s unique artistry.
The Format – Beacon Theatre, 8:00 PM: The band reunites with Ben Kweller for a nostalgic evening.

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