Best Concerts Coming to Missouri for the Rest of 2026

Hard to believe that summer is officially over, but that doesn't mean the chance to catch a great concert in Missouri is done. There are dozens of big artists that still have upcoming shows in Missouri before the end of this year.

I think the easiest way to look at what artists are going to be playing and where they'll be is to break it down by cities and regions. Let's start with Kansas City:

Kansas City

• Chris Stapleton — Oct. 9–10, Morton Amphitheater — One of the biggest country shows remaining in Missouri this year.
• Brooks & Dunn — Oct. 2, Morton Amphitheater — A major country/legacy act.
• Five Finger Death Punch — Oct. 3, Morton Amphitheater — A big night for hard rock/metal fans.
• Doja Cat — Oct. 6, T-Mobile Center — One of the larger pop/hip-hop shows remaining.
• Thomas Rhett — Oct. 23, Morton Amphitheater — Major contemporary country.
• Jonas Brothers — Nov. 3, T-Mobile Center — One of the year's biggest pop-oriented arena shows.
• Three Days Grace — Nov. 9, T-Mobile Center — Rock fans have another major arena option.
• The Neighbourhood — Nov. 16, T-Mobile Center — Alternative/pop-rock.
• Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith & CeCe Winans — Dec. 7, T-Mobile Center — Large holiday-season Christian music event.

St. Louis

• RUSH — Oct. 21, Enterprise Center — The band's Fifty Something tour comes to St. Louis.
• Cash Money & No Limit Tour — Oct. 23, Enterprise Center — A particularly interesting lineup featuring Birdman, Juvenile, Mannie Fresh, B.G., Master P, Silkk the Shocker, Mia X, Fiend, Boosie and others.
• SOMBR — Oct. 30, Enterprise Center — With The Last Dinner Party and Hannah Jadagu as special guests.
• Three Days Grace — Nov. 7, Enterprise Center — One of the major rock shows on the fall calendar.
• Journey — Nov. 16, Enterprise Center — Part of the Final Frontier Tour 2026.
• for KING + COUNTRY — Dec. 12, Enterprise Center — One of the major December concerts currently listed.

Columbia

• The Beths — Oct. 8, The Blue Note
• Zoso — Oct. 10, The Blue Note — Led Zeppelin tribute.
• Lauren Alaina — Oct. 17, The Blue Note
• Robert Cray Band — Oct. 29, Missouri Theatre
• TobyMac with Third Day & Chris Tomlin — Nov. 5, Mizzou Arena
• Southall — Nov. 6, The Blue Note
• Nicole Atkins — Nov. 13, Rose Music Hall

Branson

• Josh Turner — Oct. 24
• Brothers of the Heart — Oct. 28
• Darryl Worley and Mark Wills— Nov. 7
• The Oak Ridge Boys — Nov. 9
• Joe Nichols — Nov. 11
• David Phelps — Dec. 16

It's important to note that all concerts are subject to change so make sure you follow artists and venues for any Missouri concerts you're interested in before getting in your vehicle and road-tripping there. I was really surprised with how many really epic concerts still are on the calendar in Missouri for the rest of the year. Fun in 2026 isn't over yet.