What shows should you catch this fall in the Triangle

🎤 Sept. 26: Rapper Lil Wayne celebrates 20 years of his music at Coastal Credit Union Music Park.

🎉 Sept. 27: The Carrboro Music Festival returns to venues across Carrboro.

🎸 Sept. 29: Hardcore group Turnstile brings their high-energy show to Red Hat Amphitheater.

🔥 Oct. 1: The Jonas Brothers turn back the clock for the 20th anniversary of their Burning Up tour at Lenovo Center.

🪕Oct. 1-3: The free-to-attend Raleigh Wide Open Music Festival returns to downtown Raleigh.

🥁 Oct. 4: Alt-rock legends Weezer come to Lenovo Center with The Shins and Silversun Pickups.

🌝 Oct. 8-10: Sylvan Esso's Good Moon Festival takes over DPAC and other venues across downtown Durham.

🤠 Oct. 9: Chapel Hill singer-songwriter River Shook plays a hometown show at the Cat's Cradle.

🎺 Oct. 10: Turnpike Troubadours take over Red Hat Amphitheater.

🎹 Oct. 14: Thundercat brings his tour to The Ritz.

🐢 Oct. 18: Popular bluegrass group Trampled by Turtles visits Koka Booth Amphitheatre.

🎙️ Oct. 21: Sturgill Simpson shows up to Lenovo Center under his alias Johnny Blue Skies.

🎸 Oct. 23: Guitar virtuoso Steve Lacy plays Red Hat Amphitheater

🎤 Oct. 25: Rapper Vince Staples tours The Ritz.

🎶 Oct. 27: Singer-songwriter Beck brings his vast discography to DPAC.

🎧 Oct. 29-30: Julien Baker plays two shows at the Cat's Cradle.

🥁 Oct. 30: Rappers Earl Sweatshirt and Mike make a stop at The Ritz.

🪕 Nov. 6: Country group Little Big Town is at DPAC.

🎸 Nov. 10: 2000s-era rockers Switchfoot head to The Ritz.

🐦 Nov. 11: Alt-country legends The Jayhawks play the Haw River Ballroom.