Concerts in St. louis October
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Concerts in St. louis October 2026 schedule
October in St. Louis promises an exciting lineup of concerts, comedy shows, and cultural events across some of the city’s most iconic venues. Music enthusiasts can look forward to performances from legendary artists like Sting, who will be gracing the Stifel Theatre on October 17th, and the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, presenting classical masterpieces including Debussy's La Mer and Beethoven's Pastoral at Powell Symphony Hall throughout the month. Fans of rock and alternative music will enjoy shows from bands like Mastodon at The Pageant on October 17th, and Slow Pulp at Delmar Hall on October 16th.
For those interested in pop and contemporary acts, Sara Bareilles performs at Stifel Theatre on October 2nd, while Leanne Morgan brings her comedy to the same venue on October 18th. Comedy lovers can experience stand-up performances from Geoffrey Asmus at Helium Comedy Club multiple nights, and the hilarious Jervis Campbell at Old Rock House on October 3rd. Notable jazz and instrumental performances include Keiko Matsui at City Winery on October 14th and John Scofield at Sheldon Concert Hall on October 20th.
Special events include the comedic duo Steve Martin & Martin Short performing twice at the Fabulous Fox Theatre on October 10th, and a variety of other comedy acts at Helium and Old Rock House. October also features a diverse array of genres with shows from bands like Ludo at The Pageant, The Dip at Delmar Hall, and Big Head Todd and The Monsters performing twice on October 10th at The Pageant.
In addition to concerts, the city hosts unique performances by orchestras and symphonies, including the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra’s engaging programs like Mozart and Schumann at Powell Symphony Hall on October 16th and 17th, as well as Beethoven’s Sixth and Pastoral symphonies towards the end of the month. Comedy clubs and smaller venues will host stand-up, jazz, and indie acts, making October a vibrant and diverse month for entertainment in St. Louis. Whether you're into classical, rock, jazz, comedy, or pop, there’s something happening every week at top venues such as Powell Symphony Hall, The Pageant, Delmar Hall, and Helium Comedy Club.