Events in New orleans September
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Events in New orleans September 2026 schedule
September in New Orleans is a vibrant and exciting month filled with diverse events catering to music lovers, sports fans, comedy enthusiasts, and cultural explorers alike. Visitors can enjoy an electrifying lineup of concerts featuring top performers such as Bruno Mars, who is scheduled to perform on September 16th at the Caesars Superdome, bringing his hit songs to the iconic venue. The city also hosts a variety of music festivals and shows at renowned venues like the Saenger Theatre, House of Blues, and Tipitinas, showcasing artists like Jersey Boys, Steel Beans, and the Hot 8 Brass Band. Sports fans can indulge in the excitement of NFL season kick-off with the New Orleans Saints, whose season tickets include access to all home games starting September 26th at the Caesars Superdome, with the highly anticipated game against the Las Vegas Raiders on September 27th featuring premium tailgate parties and parking options. For jazz and blues aficionados, the Mahalia Jackson Theater hosts TajMo, a collaboration between Taj Mahal and Keb Mo, on September 25th, while the New Orleans Jazz Market features performances by Chrissi Poland and Tina Friml. Comedy shows are abundant throughout the month at venues like The Howlin Wolf, with acts including Comedy Beast, Domí & JD Beck, and Tina Friml, providing plenty of laughs. Additionally, local and national acts such as Rod Wave, Chief Keef, and Damien Jurado perform at venues like Smoothie King Center, The Fillmore, and Gasa Gasa, offering a broad spectrum of musical genres. Sports, music, comedy, and cultural events combine to make September one of the most lively and diverse months in New Orleans, ensuring there’s something for everyone to enjoy.