Columbia, September 17, 2025
News Summary
Columbia is hosting a fall concert season with 25 major artists across genres like pop, rock, and country. Highlights include performances by St. Paul and the Broken Bones, The Jonas Brothers, and Stevie Nicks, promising lively music from September through December, in various local venues.
Columbia is gearing up for an exciting fall concert season, featuring performances from 25 major artists and bands across various genres, including pop, rock, country, and more. The concert lineup promises high-energy performances, starting from early October and extending until early December.
Among the highlights, St. Paul and the Broken Bones will grace The Senate stage on Friday, September 26. This Alabama-based band has built a reputation for their vibrant live shows, having opened for legendary acts such as The Rolling Stones and performing at renowned events like Coachella.
On Saturday, October 11, the Memphis-formed band The Band CAMINO will perform at the Township Auditorium in support of their new album “NeverAlways.” The following week, pop-rock group The Runarounds, known for their connection to Prime Video’s teen drama of the same name, will take the stage at New Brookland Tavern on Friday, October 17.
Also on October 17, rock legends Kansas and Blue Öyster Cult will perform together at the Township Auditorium, offering fans a chance to experience classic rock hits live. Later that month, Penelope Road and Winyah will perform at The Senate on October 24.
The Jonas Brothers, alongside All American Rejects, will headline at Colonial Life Arena on Thursday, November 6, promising to deliver an unforgettable night for pop music fans. On November 14, Militarie Gun, a punk-meets-alt-rock band, will perform at New Brookland Tavern, adding to the varied lineup this season.
In a special event, the legendary Stevie Nicks of Fleetwood Mac fame will perform at Colonial Life Arena on Wednesday, December 3. This concert was previously rescheduled and is highly anticipated by music lovers in the region.
This fall season will also feature the Live Outside Concert Series at Koger Center, running until October 17 and showcasing artists like John Hollier and J Roddy Walston & The Automatic Band. Other significant performances include Brandon Lake at Colonial Life Arena on October 19 and the Capital City Blues Festival on November 1 at Township Auditorium.
Gospel legends Blind Boys of Alabama will perform at Koger Center on November 2, followed by acts such as Rodney Atkins and Maxwell on November 8 and October 4, respectively. Musical offerings will continue with Macy Gray performing on November 1 at The Senate, celebrating her Grammy-winning album.
Indie and acoustic events are also on the docket, with various performances featuring artists like Leo Kottke and Tenci with Thanya Iyer scheduled throughout September and October. Additionally, special performances leading up to University of South Carolina football games are planned to kick off the season.
This robust lineup of concerts highlights Columbia’s vibrant music scene and offers something for everyone, across all musical tastes and genres.
FAQ
When do the concerts in Columbia start?
The concerts are set to begin on September 26 and will continue until early December.
What genres of music will be featured?
The lineup covers a wide range of genres, including pop, rock, country, and gospel, among others.
Where will the concerts be held?
Performances will take place at various venues including The Senate, Township Auditorium, Colonial Life Arena, and Koger Center.
Are there any notable performers scheduled?
Yes, notable performers include Stevie Nicks, The Jonas Brothers, Kansas and Blue Öyster Cult, among others.
Will there be any special series or festival events?
Yes, the Live Outside Concert Series and the Capital City Blues Festival are special events taking place during this concert season.
Schedule of Key Performances
| Date | Artist/Band | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| Sept 26 | St. Paul and the Broken Bones | The Senate |
| Oct 11 | The Band CAMINO | Township Auditorium |
| Oct 17 | The Runarounds | New Brookland Tavern |
| Oct 17 | Kansas and Blue Öyster Cult | Township Auditorium |
| Oct 19 | Brandon Lake | Colonial Life Arena |
| Nov 14 | Militarie Gun | New Brookland Tavern |
| Dec 3 | Stevie Nicks | Colonial Life Arena |
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Additional Resources
- Cola Today: 25 Concerts to See in Columbia This Fall
- Wikipedia: Columbia
- Post and Courier: Concerts Columbia, SC
- Google Search: Columbia concerts 2025
- Columbia Tribune: Must-See Fall Concerts in Columbia, MO
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Music Concerts
- First Alert: Songs4Soldiers Announces 2025 Concert Lineup
- Google News: 2025 concerts Columbia
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