This fall, New York City is set to host a spectacular array of concerts and performances that cater to a variety of musical tastes and entertainment preferences.
Among the highlights is Hugh Jackman, who will showcase his talents at Radio City Music Hall in a concert residency titled “From New York, With Love.” This show features performances from Jackman’s extensive repertoire in theater and film, including popular hits from “The Greatest Showman” and “The Music Man.” Fans can look forward to an energetic atmosphere where Jackman not only sings but also dances, promising even a unique jump rope routine that will leave audiences in awe.
Meanwhile, Tate McRae is bringing her highly anticipated Miss Possessive Tour to Madison Square Garden on September 3 and 4, followed by an additional date on October 18. After her breakout success with the hit song “greedy,” McRae has established herself as a rising global pop star. She combines her skills as a dancer and vocalist to deliver high-energy performances, with Zara Larsson set to open for her during the September shows, while Alessi Rose will join for the October performance.
Benson Boone will continue the musical festivities at Madison Square Garden on September 5 as part of his American Heart World Tour. Boone gained fame through his hit single “Beautiful Things,” which earned him a Grammy nomination and a spot as an opening act for Taylor Swift during her Eras Tour in London. On this tour, he will present a blend of heartfelt songs, including his latest tracks like “Mystical Magical”.
Traveling slightly outside New York City, fans can catch the comedic genius of Sebastian Maniscalco at Mohegan Sun Arena on September 12 and 13. Known for his old-school comedy style and observational humor, Maniscalco draws heavily from his Italian-American upbringing, creating a relatable experience that resonates with audiences.
September continues with the immensely popular Dua Lipa, who will take over Madison Square Garden for two nights on September 17 and 18 as part of her Radical Optimism tour. This tour supports her third studio album, and Lipa’s concerts promise to be electrifying with hit songs like “Levitating,” “Don’t Start Now,” and more. Cil will be the opening act for both shows, setting the stage for an unforgettable night.
Country music lovers can rejoice as Eric Church is set to perform at Barclays Center on September 20 during his Free the Machine Tour, supporting his new album Evangeline vs. the Machine. Church’s sound is influenced by a variety of genres, and he will be joined by fellow artist Elle King on tour, making for a great evening of country rock music.
In a separate comedic venture, John Oliver and Seth Meyers will extend their residency at the Beacon Theatre with performances on September 21, October 26, November 23, and December 14. Each performance features about an hour of stand-up comedy by both comedians, followed by a unique Q&A segment where they connect with the audience, making for an engaging and entertaining night out.
Adding to the comedy lineup at Madison Square Garden, Nate Bargatze will perform on September 26 and 27 as he brings his Big Dumb Eyes tour to the stage. With a reputation for clean, deadpan humor, Bargatze has gained immense popularity, culminating in multiple sold-out shows. He is set to offer fans both an evening performance on September 26 and two shows on the 27th—an afternoon and an evening show.
An iconic figure in music, Yusuf/Cat Stevens will bring his unplugged acoustic performance to the Beacon Theatre on October 11 and 12. This tour, titled Cat on the Road to Findout, weaves storytelling and song together, with Yusuf sharing personal anecdotes interlaced with timeless hits like “Wild World,” “Father and Son,” and “Peace Train.” Fans are in for an intimate and memorable experience.
Later in October, Sabrina Carpenter will perform her Short n’ Sweet Tour at Madison Square Garden from October 26 to November 1. The tour’s New York City return is a response to overwhelming demand, following Carpenter’s rise to fame, sparked by singles such as “Espresso” and others from her upcoming album, Man’s Best Friend, set to release in August. Expect to hear her new tracks during these highly anticipated MSG shows.
In a special performance celebrating the 20th anniversary of his debut album Get Lifted, John Legend will be at Barclays Center on November 4. The multifaceted artist, known for hits like “All of Me,” will revisit his early work while treating fans to a selection of his extensive discography.
No holiday season in New York City is complete without the Radio City Rockettes, who will present the Radio City Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall from November 6, 2025, to January 4, 2026. This beloved annual event has dazzled audiences for over 90 years with its stunning dance performances set to classic holiday tunes and intricate theatrical scenes, including the iconic Rockettes’ high kicks that have become a hallmark of the show’s appeal.
Finally, Jim Gaffigan will bring his Everything Is Wonderful Tour to the Blue Cross Arena in Rochester on December 12. With a focus on observational humor, Gaffigan masterfully tackles topics ranging from parenting to food with charming wit, making for an evening filled with laughter as he shares stories from everyday life.
This season will be filled with outstanding musical and comedic performances, showcasing the best talent in the industry. Be sure to grab your tickets in advance as these events are sure to sell out quickly. Keep an eye on the events calendar and prepare for an unforgettable fall filled with music and laughter in New York City.
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