Events in Asheville September
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Events in Asheville September 2026 schedule
Asheville in September 2026 offers an exciting array of events for music lovers, sports enthusiasts, and arts aficionados alike. The month kicks off with a series of lively baseball games featuring the Asheville Tourists facing off against the Greensboro Grasshoppers from September 1st through September 6th at HomeTrust Park, providing a perfect opportunity to enjoy America's pastime amidst the vibrant fall atmosphere.
Music fans can look forward to an eclectic lineup, including performances by renowned artists such as Kidd G on September 18th at Revival Asheville, LCD Soundsystem on September 17th at The Orange Peel, and Ben Howard scheduled for September 16th at the same venue. The Orange Peel also hosts shows from Deltron 3030 on September 22nd, Mastodon on September 18th, and Gov't Mule & Ziggy Marley on September 25th, making it a central hub for live music throughout the month.
For those interested in alternative and indie acts, Grey Eagle Music Hall features performances by Jake Blount on September 10th, Nate Sib on September 18th, and Damien Jurado on September 25th. The Asheville Music Hall hosts shows from The Wellermen on September 16th, Goodnight, Texas on September 18th, and Son Little on September 24th, offering a diverse musical palette.
In addition to concerts, Asheville's venues such as Revival Asheville and the ExploreAsheville.com Arena at Harrah's Cherokee Center present engaging events like the Villain Tattoo Arts Festival, running from September 11th to 13th, and comedy acts including Gary Owen on September 17th. Other notable performances include The War On Drugs on September 21st at Asheville Yards Amphitheater, and a variety of local and national acts across genres.
Sports, live performances, and cultural festivals combine to make Asheville a vibrant destination this September. Whether you're catching a baseball game, enjoying a concert by international stars, or exploring local arts scenes, Asheville's diverse lineup promises an unforgettable month of entertainment.