Drum roll, please. From pop to country and everything in between, Kansas City is a stop on 30+ major artists’ and bands’ tour schedules. Scan this list and snag your tickets to ensure you don’t miss out on any of them.
Pop
Lil Wayne | Tuesday, Aug. 26 | T-Mobile Center | The hip-hop legend returns with rapid-fire rhymes and swagger to spare on his highly anticipated “Tha Carter VI” tour.
Cyndi Lauper | Saturday, Aug. 9 | Azura Amphitheater | Catch this ’80s icon in her element, belting out timeless tracks like “Time After Time” for her farewell tour.
Jonas Brothers | Tuesday, Oct. 7 | T-Mobile Center | The brothers are bringing a healthy dose of nostalgia to everything from “Burnin’ Up” to brand new bops.
Tate McRae | Tuesday, Oct. 28 | T-Mobile Center | With viral dance moves and raw vocals, Tate’s live show is Gen Z pop perfection.
Country + folk
Mumford & Sons | Thursday, July 24 | Azura Amphitheater | These foot-stomping ballads and crowd-chanting choruses are made for summer nights (especially for picnic blankets on the Azura main stage lawn).
Old Dominion | Friday, July 25 | Azura Amphitheater | Known for clever lyrics and pop country vibes that stretch far beyond Nashville.
The Lumineers | Saturday, July 26 | T-Mobile Center | Known for their anthemic “Ho Hey” and poetic storytelling, The Lumineers are set to light up the stage with indie-folk soul — plus, Hippo Campus is set to open.
Hardy | Thursday, Aug. 14 | T-Mobile Center | Country gets a gritty makeover with songs like “Truck Bed,” “Signed, Sober You,” and “Boots.”
Maren Morris | Tuesday, Aug. 19 | The Midland | Mixing pop flair and country honesty, Maren’s dynamic setlist has something for everyone.
The Avett Brothers | Thursday, Aug. 21 | Azura Amphitheater | This beloved band blends bluegrass roots with rock, soul, and heartfelt storytelling. Just try not to cry.
Riley Green | Saturday, Nov. 8 | T-Mobile Center | Southern charm and small-town stories fuel this rising-star set.
Brandon Lake | Sunday, Nov. 9 | T-Mobile Center | This part-time worship leader brings the spirit to every stage.
Rock + alternative
Slightly Stoopid | Sunday, July 3 | Azura Amphitheater | Besides their affinity for spelling, fans are in for a little reggae, a little punk, and a whole lot of California chill.
Shinedown | Tuesday, July 29 | T-Mobile Center | Get ready for stadium-sized sound and cinematic visuals — plus, $1 from every ticket will support Musicians on Call.
Earth, Wind & Fire | Friday, July 18 | T-Mobile Center | Groove through the decades with this iconic soul-funk outfit still bringing the heat.
GHOST | Tuesday, Aug. 5 | T-Mobile Center | Part metal concert, part occult theater — GHOST brings their eerie, Grammy-winning rock opera to town.
Indigo Girls + Melissa Etheridge | Thursday–Friday, Aug. 21–22 | Starlight Theatre | A double bill of folk-rock icons, acoustic anthems, and powerhouse vocals.
Goo Goo Dolls | Saturday, Aug. 23 | Starlight Theatre | Sing along to ‘90s favorites like “Iris” and discover new jams from their latest LP.
Rob Thomas | Wednesday, Aug. 27 | Starlight Theatre | The Matchbox Twenty frontman headlines with his solo hits.
Linkin Park | Sunday, Aug. 31 | T-Mobile Center | It’s sure to be a high-energy, high-emotion tribute to the band’s legacy.
The Black Keys | Sunday, Sept. 7 | Starlight Theatre | Break out your leather jacket to listen to this blues rock-meets-garage grit outfit.
Deftones | Wednesday, Sept. 17 | T-Mobile Center | Much life their iconic album covers, this band mixes dream-pop textures with atmospheric and heavy riffs.
Marilyn Manson | Tuesday, Sept. 23 | The Midland | Shock rock’s dark prince returns with a provocative show full of industrial sound and haunting visuals.
Three Dog Night & Little River Band | Thursday, Sept. 25 | Azura Amphitheater | Two classic hitmakers team up for a harmony-rich jam fest..
Kansas with .38 Special + Jefferson Starship | Friday, Sept. 26 | Azura Amphitheater | Carry on your wayward vibes with this three-part retro rock celebration.
Blink-182 | Saturday, Sept. 27 | T-Mobile Center | Pop-punk royalty brings the energy, sarcasm, and skatepark anthems that defined a generation of misfits.
Aly & AJ | Sunday, Oct. 5 | The Midland | Disney-grown, indie-polished — this duo’s evolution hits all the right notes.
Young the Giant | Sunday, Oct. 5 | Uptown Theater | Known for hypnotic vocals and festival-ready anthems — cue the stage lights.
The Band Camino | Thursday, Oct. 30 | The Midland | Indie rock meets neon pop in this high-energy show full of heartbreak and synth.
Instrumental
Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass & Other Delights | Tuesday, Aug. 5 | Kauffman Center | A retro lounge revival with silky trumpet solos, Latin rhythms, and feel-good grooves from a jazz legend. Just as sweet as that iconic album cover.
Morgan Freeman’s Symphonic Blues | Tuesday–Wednesday, Sept. 2–3 | Kauffman Center | Narration meets Delta blues in a storytelling concert from a Hollywood legend.
Stardew Valley: Symphony of Seasons | Sunday, Nov. 2 | Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts | Transport yourself to Pelican Town with this live orchestra performance of the cozy game’s beloved soundtrack.
Various
Descendants/Zombies: Worlds Collide Tour | Friday, Aug. 1 | T-Mobile Center | Two Disney Channel mega-franchises face off in this high-energy, kid-approved concert mashup.
Bronco | Friday, Aug. 22 | The Midland | Expect big hats and beloved norteño sounds as this iconic Mexican band takes the stage.
Leslie Odom, Jr. | Friday–Saturday, Dec. 12–13 | Kauffman Center | Broadway meets holiday spirit in this soulful, star-studded Christmas performance.
