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Wilmington offers a vibrant and diverse concert scene with a variety of performances at top venues such as the Live Oak Bank Pavilion At Riverfront Park, Greenfield Lake Amphitheater, Cape Fear Community College's Wilson Center, and Bowstring Burgers and Brewyard. Throughout the summer and fall of 2026, fans can enjoy iconic artists like Bob Dylan performing on july 29, ZZ Top on september 18, and Foreigner on September 20 at the Live Oak Bank Pavilion. The venue regularly hosts multi-day events such as Widespread Panic, with concerts spanning September 18-20, and the popular rock band The Doobie Brothers scheduled for october 6. Other notable performances include the soulful sounds of LeAnn Rimes and Charley Crockett at Wilson Center, and alternative acts like Wilco and the Pixies at Greenfield Lake Amphitheater. Comedy lovers can catch stand-up shows featuring Vic DiBitetto, Kyle Kinane, and Daniel Tosh at the Dead Crow Comedy Room, with dates throughout July to december. The city also hosts special events like the North Carolina Symphony’s Beethoven Symphony No. 9 concert in 2070, ensuring a rich lineup of musical experiences for all tastes. Whether you're into classic rock, country, jazz, comedy, or symphonic performances, Wilmington's concert calendar in 2026 and beyond offers something for everyone, making it a premier destination for live entertainment.