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Guide to Live Events in Arlington: Concerts, Sports and Shows Near You

Arlington, VA, is a vibrant hub for live events, offering everything from concerts and theater performances to major sporting events and music festivals. Whether you're looking to cheer on your favorite team or catch a chart-topping artist live, Vivid Seats has you covered.

Things to Do in Arlington This Week

Experience the electric atmosphere of John Summit as he brings his dance beats to the Capital One Arena on October 31. For rock enthusiasts, don't miss Rush - Rock Band lighting up the same venue on October 27. Sports fans can cheer on the Washington Wizards in an exhilarating NBA matchup on October 30, followed by the Washington Capitals taking to the ice on November 1, both also at Capital One Arena.

If you're up for a road trip, catch the Washington Commanders playing at Northwest Stadium in Landover on November 1, or head to Baltimore for a country escape with Billy Strings at the CFG Bank Arena on October 31.

Things to Do in Arlington Next Week

Next week in the Arlington VA area, there's plenty to keep you entertained. Kick off with a dose of pop energy as Rawayana performs at The Theater at MGM National Harbor on the 4th of November. For hip hop enthusiasts, Tul8te will be taking the stage at The Fillmore Silver Spring on the 5th.

Don't miss the alternative sounds of Geese at The Anthem in Washington DC on November 6th. Sports fans also have plenty to cheer for as the Washington Capitals hit the ice at Capital One Arena on the 7th. End your week by joining the throngs at Washington Commanders game at Northwest Stadium on the 8th.