Concerts in Ottawa October
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Concerts in Ottawa October 2026 schedule
October in Ottawa promises an exciting lineup of concerts and live performances, appealing to a wide variety of music and entertainment fans. Throughout the month, concertgoers can enjoy performances at top venues such as the Canadian Tire Centre, TD Place Arena, and the National Arts Centre's Babs Asper Theatre, each hosting some of the most anticipated events of the season.
Music lovers can look forward to energetic performances by bands like The Black Keys on October 17th at the Canadian Tire Centre, and Two Door Cinema Club on October 2nd at the History Ottawa. Indie and alternative fans will appreciate Modest Mouse's show on October 4th at History Ottawa, while fans of electronic and indie pop can catch Metric, Broken Social Scene, and Stars at TD Place Arena on October 5th.
For those interested in a mix of comedy and theater, John Cleese will bring his wit to the Babs Asper Theatre with performances on October 9th and 10th. Comedy fans can also enjoy Jimmy Carr's stand-up act on October 22nd at the TD Place Arena.
Classical and world music enthusiasts are in for a treat with Loreena McKennitt performing on October 20th at Southam Hall, and Bruce Cockburn taking the stage on October 16th at the same venue. The month also features a variety of other cultural events, including art exhibitions like Sawyer Hill at Galerie SAW Gallery on October 4th and 14th, and Lenny Pearce’s performance at History Ottawa on October 6th.
Family-friendly and themed entertainment options include the Disney Descendants & Zombies: Worlds Collide show scheduled for October 30th at the Canadian Tire Centre, offering a fun night for kids and families. Additionally, the local comedy scene continues with Jimmy Carr's stand-up at TD Place Arena, and the eclectic sounds of Buffalo Traffic Jam at Bronson Centre Theatre on October 12th.
Overall, October in Ottawa is packed with diverse performances, from live music and comedy to theater and art, making it an ideal month for residents and visitors alike to enjoy memorable live experiences across some of the city's most prominent venues.