Concerts in Cincinnati This-week
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Concerts in Cincinnati This-week 2026 schedule
This week in Cincinnati promises an exciting lineup of concerts and performances suitable for a variety of musical tastes. From classical symphonies to rock and theatrical tributes, there's something for everyone. On Tuesday, October 27, 2026, the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra will feature Sarah Hicks conducting Psycho In Concert at the Springer Auditorium At Cincinnati Music Hall, offering a thrilling blend of film and live orchestral music. The same evening, jazz and classic standards take center stage as Angela Ingersoll performs Get Happy: Angela Ingersoll Sings Judy Garland at the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. The series continues with multiple performances of this tribute through October 31, including matinees and evening shows, making it a highlight for musical theatre enthusiasts.
For rock fans, the iconic band Kansas will perform at the Hard Rock Cincinnati Ballroom on October 31, 2026, while Clutch takes the stage at The Andrew J Brady ICON Music Center on October 31, adding to the rock-heavy lineup. Additionally, Outlander In Concert will entertain audiences at the Procter & Gamble Hall at Aronoff Center on October 30, 2026, showcasing a dynamic musical experience.
Classical music lovers can enjoy the virtuosity of Gil Shaham with performances scheduled at the Springer Auditorium on October 30 and 31, including a Saturday evening concert. Meanwhile, the Ludlow Garage hosts Phillip Phillips on October 27 and Orleans on October 26, blending contemporary sounds with nostalgic hits.
Other notable events include the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra’s Psycho In Concert, the theatrical tribute A Farewell To Kings at Anderson Theater, and a lively mix of performances by bands such as The Amity Affliction and All Them Witches at Bogarts. Sports fans can also catch the Cincinnati Orange Zone Tailgate on November 1, celebrating the upcoming game against Tennessee.
With venues ranging from historic halls to modern arenas, Cincinnati offers a diverse and vibrant concert scene this week. Whether you're into symphony, rock, theater, or jazz, there’s an event to suit your mood and schedule, promising an unforgettable week of live entertainment.