West Virginia Live Events

Live Events in West Virginia: Concerts, Sports, and Comedy and More

From high-energy concerts and touring Broadway shows to can't-miss sporting events, West Virginia delivers unforgettable experiences for every type of fan. Whether you're singing along in a packed arena, laughing at a comedy show, or watching the action from courtside, there's always something happening in West Virginia. With Vivid Seats, you can browse top events and buy with confidence, backed by our 100% Buyer Guarantee. Plus, with a rewards program, Vivid Seats gives you even more value for every purchase.

Things to Do in West Virginia This Week

Top pick in West Virginia this week is the college basketball showdown between West Virginia Mountaineers Mens Basketball at the Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center in Charleston. If you are willing to travel a bit for concerts and pro sports, catch Koe Wetzel at the Celeste Center at Ohio Expo Center, Soul Coughing at the Newport Music Hall, or see the Columbus Blue Jackets at Nationwide Arena.

Things to Do in West Virginia Next Week

If you are in West Virginia next week, catch Chevy Chase live at Capitol Theatre - Wheeling on December 9, 2025 at 7:00 PM for an evening of sharp, nostalgic stand-up. The intimate 2,400-seat venue makes for a memorable night out, so grab tickets early.

Why Buy with Vivid Seats

From Mountaineers football in Morgantown to concerts in Charleston and Huntington, fans across West Virginia choose Vivid Seats for a smooth, secure way to buy tickets. Every order is backed by the Vivid Seats 100% Buyer Guarantee, which means your tickets are valid, delivered on time, and exactly as described—or Vivid Seats will make it right. Easy-to-use seat maps, clear checkout, and multiple delivery options make planning simple, even for last-minute outings. And with the Vivid Seats Rewards program, you earn credit on every purchase that can be used toward future events, turning nights out into savings. Reliable selection, helpful support, and a stress-free experience are why West Virginians keep coming back.