Top 6 Must-See Fall Concerts in 2024

by Mommy Frog on August 28, 2024

Fall is one of the best times of the year to experience live music with friends and family. From country music festivals to rock concerts, you can find amazing experiences in nearly every genre. With the right preparation paired with a pumpkin spice latte, you can make the most of your fall concert experience and catch some of the coolest acts around!

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Top 6 Must-See Fall Concerts in 2024

6. Post Malone

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Rapper, singer and songwriter Post Malone kicks off a very exciting and very different tour this year. Opening Sept. 8, 2024, the "F-1 Trillion" Tour celebrates Posty's debut country album, with 21 shows across the United States.

When his music video for "White Iverson" began to get the attention of Mac Miller, Wiz Khalifa and millions of fans, Post Malone went to work on recording collaborative, genre-bending hits that made him a crossover hit. With experience in a heavy metal band and as a DJ, Post Malone's ability to expertly blend genres to create beloved hip-hop and pop songs aided by his humble and charismatic personality make him a coveted name to see on stage. This award-winning, genre-less rapper, singer-songwriter and record producer is among the best-selling music artists and is applauded for his variegated vocals and catchy singles including "Sunflower," "Circles" and "Rockstar."

After the release of his brand-new song "Pour Me A Drink" with Blake Shelton, Post Malone announced the drop of his first-ever country album, which dropped Aug. 16, 2024. The "F-1 Trillion" Tour will highlight the new album and the new genre that Posty is diving into!

5. Kenny Chesney

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For over 30 years, Kenny Chesney has been a staple of the country music genre. The award-winning singer-songwriter creates a unique style that blends together classic country stylings with elements of pop, rock, gulf and Western music. Chesney hits the road in 2024 during the "Sun Goes Down" Tour, named after one of his best-selling albums.

Born in 1968, Kenny Chesney began his musical career in 1994 with his debut album "In My Wildest Dreams." He rose to fame with songs such as "When the Sun Goes Down" and "She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy." Since then, he has won countless awards — including multiple CMA Entertainer of the Year Awards. He has toured a lot over the years, with his most recent tour being the "I Go Back" Tour in 2023.

The "Sun Goes Down" 2024 Tour will visit 18 cities across the U.S. over four months. Alongside Chesney, headlining opening acts include the legendary Zac Brown Band, new artist Megan Moroney and Uncle Kracker — his original duet partner for the "When the Sun Goes Down" single.

4. Twenty One Pilots

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With number-one hits such as "Stressed Out," "Ride" and "Heathens," Twenty One Pilots holds nothing back in the band's explosive concerts.

The brand-new album "Clancy," which debuted May 24, 2024, gives inspiration to the tour name. The four-continent "Clancy" Tour takes place from August 2024 through May 2025. The band is set to play 59 shows starting in Denver and concluding in London.

The alternative pop/rock group has won numerous awards, including a Grammy for the best pop duo at the 59th Grammy Awards. Twenty One Pilots consists of singer Tyler Joseph and drummer Josh Dun.

3. Sabrina Carpenter

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You may have first seen Sabrina Carpenter as an actress on "Girl Meets World" or as an opener for Taylor Swift on her "Eras" Tour in 2024. But now the 25-year-old singer/actress is headlining her own tour in fall 2024. The pop-rock singer will be hitting major cities across the country on her "Short n' Sweet" Tour.

Her 29-date "Short n' Sweet" Tour supports Carpenter’s sixth full-length studio album, "Short n’ Sweet," which was released on Aug. 23, 2024. Carpenter is already cranking out chart-topping singles from the album that you just might find trending on TikTok, including "Espresso" and "Please Please Please."

The singer is partnering with PLUS1 to launch the Sabrina Carpenter Fund, which supports the well-being of people and animals to provide support for mental health, animal welfare and the LGBTQ+ community. Supporting acts on the "Short n' Sweet" Tour include Amaarae (Sept. 23 through Oct. 14.), Griff (Oct. 16 through Oct. 30) and Declan McKenna (Nov. 1 through Nov. 15).

2. The Eagles

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This may be your last chance to see The Eagles perform live! The band recently ventured on its "The Long Goodbye" Tour, showcasing The Eagles' impressive musical repertoire. The “Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975)” album still remains the largest-selling greatest hits collection in the history of rock and roll — which includes iconic songs such as "Hotel California" and "Take it to the Limit." The Eagles have also announced an eight-night residency during September and October at the Sphere in Las Vegas. Formed in Los Angeles, CA in 1971, The Eagles helped define the sound of the era through harmonious vocals, intricate guitar work, and a fascinating blend of genres — including country, rock and folk elements. Despite lineup changes over the years, the Eagles remain a beloved and influential rock group today.

The band has toured across the country for "The Long Goodbye," the band's final tour in 2023 and 2024. (When the tour was announced back in 2023, it was expected that the tour would extend into 2025, but 2025 dates have not been announced yet.) Don Henley, Joe Walsh and Timothy B. Schmit are joined by country legend Vince Gill and Deacon Frey (the son of late band member Glenn Frey).

The Eagles have recently announced an eight-night residency on select nights from Sept. 20 to Oct. 19, 2024, at the Sphere in Las Vegas.

1. Billie Eilish

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If you're like us, you can't get enough of the mesmerizing Billie Eilish. Did you know that this trailblazing artist started writing songs at just 13 years old? Teaming up with her brother Finneas, they crafted magic together, including the 2016 viral hit "Ocean Eyes" that skyrocketed her to fame.

Billie Eilish is not only a singer-songwriter extraordinaire, but a Grammy and Oscar award winner. Imagine clinching nine Grammy awards by the age of 22! Talk about talent oozing from every pore. And let's not forget her stellar Oscar wins, including the Best Original Song for "What Was I Made For?" from the "Barbie" movie. Eilish bagged another Oscar in 2022 for "No Time to Die" from the recent "James Bond" movie. Is there anything she can't do?!

Eilish is gearing up for her "Hit Me Hard and Soft" Tour, in sync with her chart-topping album which dropped on May 17. This musical extravaganza will kick off Sept. 29 and roll through North America until Dec. 17, 2024. She'll then grace stages across Australia, the United Kingdom and Ireland from February to late July 2025.

Are you planning on attending any of these popular concerts this fall? Let us know in the comments below. For great savings on summer fun, including concerts, comedy shows, sports games, theme parks and more, purchase your tickets through Undercover Tourist!

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