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

Springfield, OH, is a lively center for live events, featuring concerts, theater performances, major sporting events, and music festivals. Whether you're eager to support your favorite team or see a top artist live, Vivid Seats can help you find tickets.

Things to Do in Springfield This Week

This week in Springfield, OH promises an exciting array of events. Music lovers can enjoy the legendary Styx at the Ohio Expo Center and State Fair, a fantastic venue hosting both Styx and Alison Krauss on August 1st. If you're in the mood for a vibrant performance, Yungblud will be rocking KEMBA LIVE!, while Barry Manilow brings his timeless tunes to Nationwide Arena. For those seeking a laugh, catch Josh Johnson at the Palace Theatre Columbus.

Meanwhile, Anne Wilson will be the highlight at the Fraze Pavilion on July 31st. Whether you're in Columbus or nearby, don't miss the chance to experience these diverse and engaging events.

Things to Do in Springfield Next Week

Next week in Springfield, OH, music enthusiasts can look forward to an exciting lineup. Experience the hilarious and iconic Weird Al Yankovic at the Ohio Expo Center and State Fair on August 5. If you're in the mood for some soulful country melodies, don't miss Bailey Zimmerman at the same venue on August 7.

For fans of stirring and contemporary sounds, For King And Country will perform at Fraze Pavilion in Kettering on August 5. Sports fans can also catch the excitement of the Leagues Cup at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field in Columbus on August 7.