Concerts in Honolulu September
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Concerts in Honolulu September 2026 schedule
September in Honolulu promises an exciting lineup of concerts and performances across the city’s top venues. Music lovers can enjoy a diverse array of events from iconic artists to emerging talents, making it a vibrant month for live entertainment. The Neal S. Blaisdell Center - Arena and Concert Hall will host multiple performances, including the legendary Journey, with shows scheduled on September 5th, 6th, and 8th, offering fans the chance to experience their classic hits live. Additionally, the acclaimed Hawaii Symphony Orchestra will present captivating programs such as Rhapsody In Blue & Mahler on September 25th and a special From Samoa to Sinatra night on September 26th, at the Concert Hall. For contemporary electronic music enthusiasts, Dan Deacon will perform at Blue Note Hawaii on September 24th, while the HB Social Club features the energetic DJ Danny Avila on September 11th. The Blue Note Hawaii also hosts a variety of other notable acts, including Josh Tatofi, Lucas Zelnick, and the Mike Lewis Big Band, offering a mix of jazz, reggae, and soulful tunes throughout the month. On September 12th, Elephante will bring his electronic beats to The Republik, and on September 19th, folk icon Judy Collins will serenade audiences at Blue Note Hawaii. Comedy fans can catch James Austin Johnson on September 3rd and Beth Stelling on September 13th at Blue Note, adding humor to the month’s entertainment options. For a more theatrical experience, the Hawaii Theatre will feature the 'Na Maka O Pu'Uwai Aloha' performances, celebrating Hawaiian culture, as well as a Broadway singalong on September 23rd. Candlelight concerts, including tributes to Hans Zimmer and Fleetwood Mac, will take place at The Cathedral of St. Andrew, providing intimate, candlelit musical experiences. Overall, September offers a fantastic mix of live music, comedy, cultural performances, and special events, making Honolulu a lively destination for entertainment lovers.