Events in Greenville September
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Events in Greenville September 2026 schedule
Greenville's September event calendar is packed with a diverse array of performances, concerts, comedy shows, and cultural events, making it an exciting month for locals and visitors alike. The month kicks off with notable comedy acts such as Lavell Crawford, who performs multiple shows at The Comedy Zone, and Carlos Mencia, bringing his stand-up routine to the same venue. Music enthusiasts can look forward to performances by Gary Clark Jr. at the Peace Concert Hall and Pixies at the same venue, showcasing a mix of blues, rock, and alternative sounds. The Peace Center also hosts the Greenville Symphony Orchestra's opening night featuring Mozart Requiem, with multiple evening performances scheduled from September 26 to 27, highlighting classical mastery.
For rock and blues fans, ZZ Top delivers a legendary performance at the Peace Concert Hall on September 20, while blues artist Ray Lamontagne performs at the same venue on September 16. The Radio Room hosts a variety of acts including Copeland, The Wooten Brothers, and the Off Campus Rave, providing a vibrant live music scene throughout the month. Comedy continues with performances by Mark Paul, Jed Harrelson, and Eric Eaton, along with special musical tribute shows like Noise Pollution – The Music of AC/DC.
September also features special themed nights and family-friendly events such as the Spiritfest at Bon Secours Wellness Arena, featuring gospel and soul acts like Tye Tribbett and Tamela Mann. The Mockingbird at The Peace Center offers intimate concerts with Sister Sadie, Gabrielle Cavassa, and Maia Sharp with collaborators, creating a diverse musical lineup. Sports fans can enjoy the Furman Paladins vs. South Carolina State Bulldogs football game at Paladin Stadium.
The month concludes with the highly anticipated musical 'Maybe Happy Ending' at the Peace Concert Hall, and energetic dance parties like Hot In Herre: 2000s Dance Party at The Radio Room. Overall, September in Greenville offers a vibrant mix of entertainment options across renowned venues such as the Peace Center, The Radio Room, and Bon Secours Wellness Arena, featuring top performers across genres, ensuring there's something for everyone to enjoy.