Concerts in London This-week




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Concerts in London This-week 2026 schedule

This week in London promises an exciting lineup of concerts and performances across some of the city's top venues. Music fans can look forward to a diverse range of events from pop, rock, classical, to comedy. Starting on Tuesday, September 15th, the O2 Arena hosts an energetic evening with Hilary Duff, La Roux, and Jade LeMac, offering a fantastic mix of pop and electronic tunes. The same evening, Jane Mcdonald will be bringing her soulful performances to the London Palladium, appealing to fans of heartfelt vocal artistry.

Midweek on September 17th, the spotlight shifts to the iconic ABBA Voyage, taking place at the Abba Arena. This highly anticipated concert series runs through September 20th, with multiple shows daily, featuring the legendary Swedish band’s timeless hits in a state-of-the-art virtual concert experience. Fans can enjoy their classic hits in a lively and immersive setting.

In addition, classical music enthusiasts can enjoy a mesmerizing performance by Andre Rieu at the OVO Arena Wembley on September 17th and 18th. His enchanting classical and waltz pieces promise an elegant evening of musical excellence.

For those interested in contemporary and urban sounds, Baby Keem will perform at the O2 Academy Brixton on September 18th, delivering his signature rap and hip-hop style. Comedy lovers are also in for a treat with international stand-up acts scheduled at the Comedy Carnival Covent Garden on September 18th and 19th, adding a humorous twist to the week.

Further, the London Coliseum Theatre hosts Sam Smith on September 18th and 19th, offering soulful performances that are sure to resonate with fans of powerful vocals and emotional storytelling. Meanwhile, the OVO Arena Wembley features Spiritbox on September 19th, bringing a heavy dose of alternative and metal music.

To end the week on a high note, the London Palladium will see Jane McDonald again on September 16th, and the Comedy Carnival continues to deliver laughs with top comedians performing throughout the week. With such a vibrant schedule, London this week is filled with unforgettable live entertainment across its top venues, making it a perfect time to enjoy the city’s dynamic cultural scene.