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What big shows are coming to Utah next year? – Deseret News

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November 17, 2025
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As the year winds down, entertainment venues across Utah are starting to announce concert lineups for 2026.

Here’s a breakdown, by venue, of big shows to watch out for next year.

Note: This list is not all-inclusive and events are subject to change. This article will be updated regularly as new information comes in.

Delta Center

  • Jan. 16 — Xavi
  • Feb. 10 — Ghost
  • Feb. 14 — Brian Regan
  • Feb. 22 — Bad Omens
  • Feb. 24 — Brandi Carlile
  • March 13 — Nine Inch Nails
  • March 28 — Lany
  • April 12 — Journey
  • April 25 — Los Tigres del Norte

Eccles Theater

  • Jan. 16-17 — Taylor Tomlinson
  • Jan. 27 — Stardew Valley
  • Feb. 5 — Dirty Dancing in Concert
  • Feb. 22 — Charlie Berens
  • Feb. 24 — The Ten Tenors
  • Feb. 28 — Alicia Villarreal
  • March 7 — George Harris
  • March 12 — Tom Papa
  • March 20 — Trey Kennedy
  • March 21 — John Mulaney
  • March 22 — Michael McIntyre
  • May 2-3 — Dancing With the Stars: Live!
  • May 22-24 — Riverdance
  • June 2 — Neil deGrasse Tyson
  • June 26-27 — Derek Hough

Egyptian Theatre

  • Jan. 2-4 — Sheena Easton
  • Jan. 8-10 — The Record Company
  • Jan. 16-18 — The Ocean Blue
  • Jan. 23-25 — DeVotchKa
  • Feb. 4-7 — Fitz and the Tantrums
  • Feb. 12-14 — Sister Hazel
  • Feb. 27-28 — Mason Jennings
  • March 1 — Devon Allman’s Blues Summit
  • March 4-7 — KT Tunstall
  • March 19-22 — 10,000 Maniacs
  • March 27-29 — Red Hot Chilli Pipers

Kingsbury Hall

  • Jan. 9 — David Spade
  • Jan. 13 — So Percussion
  • Jan. 15 — Brad Williams
  • Jan. 17 — The Magic of Motown
  • Jan. 19 — Ailey II
  • Jan. 24 — Three Dog Night
  • Feb. 6 — Alfredo Rodriguez and Pedrito Martinez
  • Feb. 12 — Stephanie Garcia
  • March 12 — Emmet Cohen presents: Miles and Coltrane at 100
  • March 26 — MOMIX
  • March 29 — Hannah Berner
  • April 7 — Samara Joy
  • April 9 — Arms Across America
  • April 11 — Tommy Emmanuel

Maverik Center

  • Feb. 21 — Ramon Ayala
  • March 8 — Ricardo Arjona
  • March 13 — Jeff Dunham
  • March 27 — Turnpike Troubadours
  • March 28 — Juntos
  • April 15 — Warren Zeiders
  • May 5 — Puscifer
  • July 22 — Olivia Dean
  • Aug. 3  —Meghan Trainor
  • Aug. 24 — Ricardo Montaner
  • Oct. 10 — Doja Cat
  • Oct. 17 — Gutfeld! Live

Sandy Amphitheater

The Noorda (UVU)

Utah Valley University recently announced The Noorda’s Center for the Performing Arts 2025–26 season, as the Deseret News reported. Below is the full lineup:

  • Feb. 6 — Tango After Dark
  • Feb. 25 — Yo-Yo Ma
  • April 3 — Brush Theatre presents: Doodle Pop
  • April 21 — Joshua Bell

Tuacahn Amphitheatre

  • March 5 — Revisiting Creedence
  • March 13 — Tom Papa

UCCU Center

Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre

  • June 17 — Alex Warren
  • June 19 — Rod Stewart
  • June 26 — MGK
  • July 23 — Riley Green
  • Aug. 19 — Train
  • Aug. 26 — 5 Seconds of Summer
  • Sept. 4 — Jack Johnson

Union Event Center

  • Feb. 24 — Sabaton
  • March 7 — Black Label Society
  • March 11 — Lauren Spencer Smith
  • March 13 — Nothing More, with Catch Your Breath, Archers and Doobie
  • March 19 — Mariah the Scientist
  • March 20 — Boys Like Girls
  • March 26 — Ashnikko
  • March 27 — Ruel
  • March 31 — Sticky Fingers
  • April 2 — Bbno$
  • April 6 — Calum Scott
  • April 7 — Health, with Carpenter Brut
  • April 11 — The Format
  • April 27 — Bob Moses and Cannons
  • April 28 — Electric Callboy
  • May 21 — Echo & The Bunnymen
  • July 1 — Wolfmother

‘ The preceding article may include information circulated by third parties ’

‘ Some details of this article were extracted from the following source www.deseret.com ’

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