Who Is Performing in Orlando This Fall? 2026 Concert Calendar

If your fall plans include a concert in Orlando, you have plenty of options. From massive arena shows to intimate performances at some of the city's favorite music venues, the Orlando concert calendar is packed from September through December 2026.

This fall brings an especially wide mix of music. Rosalía, Garth Brooks, Gorillaz, Wu Tang Clan, LE SSERAFIM, Don Omar, Jonas Brothers, Weezer, Journey, Teddy Swims, The Neighbourhood, Sting and David Bisbal are among the artists scheduled to perform in Orlando during the season.

And while the concert itself may be the main event, it does not have to be the only event on your itinerary.

For visitors heading to Orlando for a show, Madame Tussauds Orlando at ICON Park makes an easy stop before or after the concert. You can spend time with some of the biggest names in music, sports and entertainment, snap photos with lifelike wax figures and enjoy an indoor attraction before heading out for the night.

Whether you are planning a date night, a weekend with friends or a full Orlando vacation around a concert, here is your guide to some of the biggest and most interesting shows happening between September 9 and December 20, 2026.

The Orlando Fall Concert Calendar at a Glance

Here are some of the biggest names scheduled to perform during the fall. The list is organized by a combination of overall artist popularity, Orlando appeal and niche fan interest, rather than simply by date.

Concert schedules can change, so check the venue or event organizer before making final plans. Current venue calendars confirm these dates and lineups.

September 2026: Orlando's Fall Concert Season Starts Strong

September might be one of the most exciting months for music fans visiting Orlando.

Rosalía | September 9

The fall concert calendar gets underway with Rosalía at Kia Center on September 9. The Spanish singer, songwriter and producer has become one of the most recognizable artists in contemporary music through her blend of flamenco, pop, R&B and electronic influences. Her Orlando performance is scheduled for 8:30 p.m.

Best for: Pop, Latin and genre blending fans

Grupo Frontera | September 12

Grupo Frontera brings its Triste Pero Bien C*bron Tour to Kia Center on September 12. For fans of regional Mexican music and Latin music, this is one of the standout Orlando concerts of September. 

Best for: Regional Mexican and Latin music fans

Gorillaz | September 17

Gorillaz arrives at Kia Center on September 17 for The Mountain Tour, with Little Simz and Deltron 3030 also on the bill. This is an especially appealing choice for fans who like alternative, electronic, hip hop and experimental sounds.

Best for: Alternative and crossover music fans

Wu Tang Clan | September 22

Wu Tang Forever: The Final Chamber comes to Kia Center on September 22 with Bone Thugs N Harmony. For hip hop fans, this is one of the fall's most significant nostalgia driven shows. 

Best for: Hip hop fans and longtime rap fans

Garth Brooks | September 25 and 26

Country music fans have two chances to see Garth Brooks at Kia Center, with shows scheduled for September 25 and 26. The arena lists both performances as part of the Blame It All On My Roots Arena Tour. 

Best for: Country music fans

LE SSERAFIM | September 30

K pop takes over Kia Center on September 30 when LE SSERAFIM brings its 2026 PUREFLOW Tour to Orlando. For K pop fans, this is one of the city's most anticipated September dates.

Best for: K pop fans

October 2026: Big Names, Pop Favorites and Rock Legends

October brings another packed lineup, with everything from Latin music and pop to classic rock and alternative music.

Don Omar | October 3

Don Omar brings The Last King World Tour to Kia Center on October 3. The Puerto Rican artist remains one of the defining names in Latin urban music, making this a major date for Orlando's Latin music audience.

Jonas Brothers | October 6

The Jonas Brothers return to Orlando on October 6 with the Burning Up Tour All Over Again at Kia Center. This is a natural pick for fans looking for a major pop concert in Orlando. 

Weezer | October 11

For alternative and rock fans, Weezer performs at Kia Center on October 11 with The Shins and Silversun Pickups. 

Journey | October 17

October 17 brings Journey to Kia Center. Few bands have a catalog quite as recognizable, making this a strong choice for a multigenerational concert night.

Teddy Swims | October 22

Teddy Swims performs at Kia Center on October 22. His soulful vocals and crossover appeal make this one of the more contemporary pop and R&B focused dates on the October calendar. 

October also offers plenty of smaller venue options. House of Blues Orlando currently lists acts including Cannons, Toadies and Cavetown, while Hard Rock Live Orlando has artists such as Polyphia and Tito Nieves scheduled. 

November 2026: Rock, Alternative and Nostalgia

November's Orlando concert calendar shifts toward rock, alternative, hip hop and artists with especially dedicated fan bases.

The Neighbourhood | November 11

The Neighbourhood brings The Wourld Tour to Kia Center on November 11. This is one of the month's strongest choices for alternative and indie pop fans. 

O.A.R. | November 15

O.A.R. brings its Three Decades Tour to Hard Rock Live Orlando on November 15, with Gavin DeGraw and KT Tunstall joining the lineup. 

Jack White | November 16

Jack White performs at Hard Rock Live Orlando on November 16. The venue lists the show as a phone free performance, giving fans an opportunity to experience the concert without phones being part of the atmosphere.

Sting | November 24

One of November's biggest names is Sting, who brings the Sting 3.0 Tour with Chance Emerson to Hard Rock Live Orlando on November 24.

For fans who prefer heavier music, Wage War performs at Hard Rock Live on November 27 with We Came As Romans, Varials and Cane Hill. Meanwhile, House of Blues Orlando has shows including Skillet, Switchfoot and Anberlin and Whitechapel.

December 2026: Finish the Year With Live Music

December may be quieter than September and October, but Orlando still has some excellent concerts scheduled before the holidays.

Rawayana | December 3

Rawayana performs at Kia Center on December 3. The Venezuelan band brings an eclectic Latin and alternative sound to one of Orlando's biggest concert venues.

State Champs | December 6

Pop punk fans can head to House of Blues Orlando on December 6 for State Champs and the 10 Years of Around the World and Back show. 

Sabaton | December 11

Metal fans have a major December date with Sabaton at Hard Rock Live Orlando on December 11. 

David Bisbal | December 18

David Bisbal performs at Hard Rock Live Orlando on December 18, giving Latin music fans another standout way to close out the fall concert season. 

What to Do Before an Orlando Concert

A concert does not have to be the first thing you do when you arrive in Orlando.

For visitors staying around International Drive, Madame Tussauds Orlando at ICON Park is an easy way to add an indoor attraction to your concert day.

Inside, guests can get up close to music stars including Pitbull, Elvis Presley, Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, Bad Bunny, Maluma and Rihanna. The experience also includes celebrities from movies, television and sports. 

That makes it particularly fun for a group with different interests. One person might be excited about the concert while someone else is more interested in meeting a favorite movie star or athlete.

And because Madame Tussauds is indoors, it gives you a break from Orlando's heat, humidity or afternoon rain before your evening plans.

Make It a Music Themed Day at ICON Park

Madame Tussauds Orlando is located at ICON Park on International Drive, putting it in the middle of one of Orlando's entertainment districts.

You can turn a concert night into a full afternoon and evening by starting with Madame Tussauds, grabbing something to eat around ICON Park and then heading to your concert.

The attraction is especially fun for music fans because the Music Stars experience puts visitors alongside legendary and contemporary performers. Elvis Presley, for example, gives classic rock fans a chance to pose with the King of Rock and Roll. 

Pitbull is another particularly fitting Orlando photo opportunity. His Madame Tussauds figure celebrates the Florida born entertainer, and the clothing used for the figure was personally worn and donated by Pitbull. 

What to Do After an Orlando Concert

Sometimes the concert ends and you are not quite ready for the night to be over.

If your schedule allows, plan your attraction visit for another part of your Orlando trip rather than trying to squeeze everything into the same evening. Madame Tussauds works particularly well as a daytime activity before a nighttime concert, giving you more time to explore the attraction and take photos without watching the clock.

It can also be a fun choice the day after a concert when you want something more relaxed than another major event.

For fans who love celebrity culture, the attraction gives you another way to continue the theme of the trip. You might spend one night watching your favorite artist perform live and the next day posing alongside some of the world's biggest entertainment icons.

Which Orlando Concert Is Right for You?

Plan Your Orlando Concert Weekend

The best Orlando concert weekends are not necessarily about rushing from one event to another. Give yourself time to enjoy the city.

A simple itinerary could look like this:

Afternoon: Visit Madame Tussauds Orlando at ICON Park and meet famous musicians, actors, athletes and other celebrities.

Early evening: Grab dinner and explore International Drive.

Night: Head to your concert at Kia Center, House of Blues Orlando, Hard Rock Live or another Orlando venue.

Next day: Sleep in, enjoy brunch and explore another Orlando attraction before heading home.

With major arena shows, intimate venue performances and artists spanning practically every genre, the Orlando concert calendar for fall 2026 has something for almost every kind of music fan.

And if your Orlando trip revolves around a concert, remember that the live performance does not have to be the only star of the show. Add Madame Tussauds Orlando to the itinerary and make your concert weekend a little more memorable by meeting some famous faces before the music starts.