San Diego concerts this summer

Priscilla Akin, Staff Writer • May 19, 2026

This summer, concerts are coming to San Diego. In this story, the Falconer compiled a handful.

Soaking up all of the San Diego fun is crucial for a fulfilling and memorable summer. With the diverse amount of summer events San Diego holds each year, some concerts are just the thing that nurture your soul. Here is San Diego’s summer 2026 lineup.

Alex Warren – June 8

Hosting at San Diego’s Viejas Arena located at San Diego State University, Warren is on his “Little Orphan Alex Live” arena tour. With ticket prices ranging from $48 to $225, this concert is far from ordinary.

Audrey Hobert – June 20

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Recognized for her song “Sue Me,” Hobert is performing at the Observatory in North Park. Her eclectic debut album, “Who’s the Clown?” will be played on June 20. Ticket prices range from $77 to $100. Locals will not want to miss this concert.

Ziggy Marley – June 20

Marley is spreading the rich tradition of reggae music to San Diego on June 20 at the Cal Coast Credit Union Amphitheater. His “Brightside” tour is set to raise funds for his foundation Unlimited Resources Giving Enlightenment charity, which donates funds towards education and healthcare facilities in Africa and across the world. Aside from supporting a great cause, this concert is sure to be a night dedicated to love and music. Ticket prices range from $28 to $150.

Bob Dylan – June 21

At 85 years old and still touring, Dylan will be performing at The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park for his “Rough and Rowdy Ways” tour. From his infamous voice to innovative folk rock, seeing Dylan perform live this summer will be a memorable performance. Ticket prices range from $70 to $316.

Don Toliver – June 30

Best known for his lively rap-hits, Toliver is set to perform at Pechanga Arena this summer. His “Octane” tour will feature his greatest songs such as “E85” and “BODY.” With ticket prices ranging from $65 to $350, his stage presence will be a fun show for the night.

Rosalia – July 3

Spanish sensation Rosalia Tobella will be performing at the Pechenga Arena on her “LUX” tour. This will be her biggest headlining arena tour to date as her fourth album became critically acclaimed for its unique orchestral elements. Ticket prices range from $168 to $1000, so if one is considering, this might be one of her best performing tours.

Zach Bryan – July 31 and Aug. 1

Popular country singer Bryan will be performing for two back to back days at Snapdragon Stadium. This is in response to the great demand from fans as he has now extended his “With Heaven on Top” tour. Ticket prices range from $150 to upwards of $350. With a quiet country scene in San Diego, Bryan’s tour will be the most notable country singer coming this summer.

Noah Kahan – Aug. 17

To wrap up the summer, Kahan will be performing at Petco Park for “The Great Divide” tour. With his fourth studio album released on April 24, Kahan is celebrating its success with a world tour. At a popular arena and tickets ranging from $146 to upwards of $600, this concert will peacefully wrap up the warm San Diego summer.

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About the Contributors

Priscilla Akin, Staff Writer

This is Priscilla Akin’s first year on staff and she is so excited to be a Staff Writer. Her favorite pieces to write are personal pieces, but she is always up for a challenge. Outside of room 311, she heads straight to the beach volleyball courts. In her free time she can be spotted at her best friends house, looking for concert tickets, watching endless rom-coms and volunteering in her favorite kindergarten classroom. She is looking forward to continuing journalism throughout her high school career and improving her writing skills.

Claire Zhou, Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Design

An equal parts music and riddle enthusiast, junior Claire Zhou enjoys listening to music by Clairo, Big Thief or Adrianne Lenker while solving puzzles on The New York Times. For her second year on the Falconer, Zhou looks forward to maintaining the publication website with the addition of crosswords and other design features while continuing to cover stories in the Carmel Valley community. Outside of the newsroom, she is involved in the Peer Tutoring and the school’s math club. When she’s not in school, Zhou enjoys reading work by Paige Lewis, attempting to write poetry and growing her collection of annotated crunchy literature. Otherwise, she can be found volunteering at a local senior center or binging Gilmore Girls. Someday, Zhou will attend culinary school with her younger sister.