Concerts in Berkeley This-week




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Concerts in Berkeley This-week 2026 schedule

This week in Berkeley offers a vibrant lineup of concerts and performances suitable for a variety of musical tastes and entertainment preferences. Music enthusiasts can enjoy an eclectic mix of live shows at some of the city's top venues, including the Greek Theatre, Freight & Salvage, the Roda Theatre at Berkeley Repertory Theatre, The UC Theatre, and Cornerstone. The week kicks off with exciting performances like Johnny Blue Skies & The Dark Clouds at the Greek Theatre on September 15, 2026, and Electric Blues and Classic Grooves at Freight & Salvage on September 17, 2026, both promising lively evenings of blues and classic rock vibes. On September 16, 2026, fans of folk and traditional music can catch Old Blind Dogs at Freight & Salvage, while comedy and storytelling are on tap with Margaret Cho’s Choligarchy, running from September 15 to September 19 at the Roda Theatre, offering multiple shows throughout the week. Noteworthy performances include Bleachers at the Greek Theatre on September 17, 2026, and jazz fans will enjoy Ravi Coltrane’s tribute during the Coltrane Centennial Celebration at The UC Theatre on September 19, 2026. Additionally, the comedy scene heats up with Matt Braunger at Cornerstone on September 18, and jazz lovers can experience Jazz Is Dead at The UC Theatre the same evening. The diverse lineup ensures there's something for everyone, making Berkeley a hub for live entertainment this week.