The Biggest Concerts and Music Festivals Coming to Sacramento in 2026

The greater Sacramento area is quickly becoming a world-class destination for live music. From intimate venues to free outdoor concerts and restaurants with live music, there’s no shortage of places to see live music in Sacramento. The region is also known for its many music festivals, with performers in every imaginable genre. The music festival lineup for 2026 includes the following:  

• Country in the Park, May 8–9, Sacramento
• The Golden Road Gathering, May 15–17, Placerville
• Strawberry Music Festival, May 21–24, Grass Valley
• Holo Holo Music Festival, Sept. 26–27, Sacramento
• Aftershock Festival, Oct. 1–4, Sacramento
• Breakaway Music Festival, Oct. 16–17, Sacramento

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 Sacramento also draws big-name acts to the region with its large concert venues, including the Golden One Center in Downtown Sacramento, The Venue at Thunder Valley in Lincoln, and the Toyota Amphitheatre and Hard Rock Live in Wheatland, just over the Placer County line. Whether you’re into rock, pop, or country, there are plenty of concerts coming to the Sacramento region. Following is a list of large and mid-size concerts scheduled for 2026.

Golden One Center | Downtown Sacramento

 Ghost: Skeletour World Tour, Feb. 20

 Ricardo Arjona: Lo Que El Seco No Dijo, Feb. 21–26

 TobyMac: Hits Deep Tour, Feb. 22

 Cardi B: Little Miss Drama Tour, Feb. 25

 Peso Pluma & Friends: Dinastía, March 4

 Nine Inch Nails: Peel it Back, March 16

 Conan Gray: Wishbone World Tour, March 18

 Journey: Final Frontier, April 21

 Third Day: 30th Anniversary Tour, April 23

 Treaty Oak Revival: West Texas Degenerate Tour, April 26

 Romeo Santos & Prince Royce: Mejor Tarde Que Nunca, May 13

 Parker McCollum: 2026 Tour, June 20

 5 Second of Summer: Everyone’s a Star, July 7

 Forrest Frank: The Jesus Generation Tour, July 8

 Megan Moroney: The Cloud 9 Tour, Aug. 5

 Meghan Trainer: The Get in Girl Tour, Aug. 7

 Tyler Childers: Snipe Hunt, Sept. 30

 Doja Cat: Tour Ma Vie, Oct. 20

 Three Days Grace: Alienation Tour, Nov. 17

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The Venue at Thunder Valley | Lincoln

 Brad Paisley: Truck Still Works World Tour, Jan. 30

 Gary Clark Jr. and Marcus King Band, Jan. 31

 Halestorm, Feb. 6

 Alanis Morissette, Feb. 13

 Smokey Robinson & Tower of Power, Feb. 14

 Los Tucanes de Tijuana, Feb. 20

 Hacken Lee with Ken & Sammy: Best Wishes 2026, Feb. 21

 Kolohe Kai, Feb. 28

 Boy George & Culture Club, March 13

 Aaron Lewis and the Stateliners, March 21

 Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy: Kal Ho Na Ho Tour, April 19

 Switchfoot, April 24

 Ringo Starr & His All-Star Band, June 5

 Goo Goo Dolls with Neon Trees, July 24

 Weird Al Yankovic: Bigger & Weirder Tour, Sept. 11

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Toyota Amphitheater | Wheatland

 MGK: Lost Americana Tour, May 15

 Pitbull & Lil Jon, June 6

 TOTO & Christopher Cross & The Romantics, Aug. 16

 Five Finger Death Punch, Sept. 14

 Mötley Crüe: The Return of the Carnival of Sins, Sept. 23

Photo Courtesy of Hard Rock Casino

 Hard Rock Live | Wheatland

 Jodeci, Feb. 15

 Sabaton: Legends on Tour, Feb. 21

 Angeline Quinto & Martin Nievera, Feb. 27

 Chris Isaak, Feb. 28

 Descendants & Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls, March 8

 Jefferson Starship: Runaway Again Tour, March 15

 I Love the 90s Tour with Vanilla Ice, Milli Vanilli & Color Me Badd, March 22

 DEVO: Mutate Don’t Stagnate, April 3

 Rise Against, April 4

 Chevelle, April 19

 Nate Smith: Long Live Country Rock and Roll Tour, April 23

 Boys Like Girls: The Soundtrack of Your Life Tour, May 5

 Dayseeker: The Pale Moonlight Tour, May 28

 The Human League: Generations Tour, June 6