Concerts in Reno July
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Concerts in Reno July 2026 schedule
Reno in July 2026 promises an exciting lineup of concerts and live events, featuring a diverse array of performers across popular venues. Music enthusiasts can look forward to performances from renowned artists such as Wynonna Judd & Melissa Etheridge, who will be gracing the Reno Ballroom on July 19th, and the legendary KC and The Sunshine Band performing at the Grand Sierra Theatre on July 24th. For fans of comedy, Bill Burr is scheduled to bring his stand-up act to the Reno Events Center on July 31st, offering a night of laughter and entertainment.
The month also features an extensive series of performances at the Laugh Factory inside the Silver Legacy Casino, with shows running almost every weekend from July 2nd through July 31st. These include multiple performances by comedy acts, making it a perfect destination for comedy lovers. Additionally, the Grand Sierra Theatre will host Kaleo on July 7th, and Jake Owen on July 25th, providing a mix of rock and country music.
Music fans will enjoy the dynamic performances at the Grand Sierra Resort Amphitheatre, including a concert by Megadeth on July 18th, and the Club Underground will feature Talib Kweli on July 18th as well. The Alpine hosts a range of exciting shows, from Nation of Language on July 12th to Dying Wish on July 29th, alongside other notable acts.
Special events like the America 250 celebration at Greater Nevada Field on July 4th add a patriotic touch to the summer festivities. Overall, July in Reno is packed with top-tier concerts, comedy shows, and special events at key venues such as the Reno Events Center, Grand Sierra Theatre, and The Alpine, making it a vibrant month for live entertainment.