Ohio Event Tickets — Sports, Concerts, Theatre & More

Browse 300currently listed Ohio events across three major-arena cities (Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati). The state's largest venues are Blossom Music Center (23,000 cap, Cuyahoga Falls), Riverbend Music Center (20,500, Cincinnati), and Nationwide Arena (20,000, Columbus). Summer is the peak amphitheater season; arenas run schedules through the year. The event list reflects inventory available through connected providers. Check each event page for ticket availability, seller, current price, and checkout terms.

Upcoming events in Ohio

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Top sports venues in Ohio

The eight venues that host the bulk of Ohio's professional sports, college athletics, and major live events.

Ohio events by city

About live events in Ohio

Ohio is one of the busiest live-events markets in the United States. Three major-arena cities — Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati — each anchor a distinct touring corridor: Cleveland sits on the I-90 route between Buffalo and Detroit, Columbus is the central hub for Midwest arena tours, and Cincinnati anchors the southwest corridor running into Indiana and Kentucky.

Major arenas: Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati

Rocket Mortgage FieldHousein downtown Cleveland is Ohio's most heavily used arena, hosting Cavaliers (NBA) games, Monsters (AHL) hockey, and the bulk of major events in Northeast Ohio (capacity 19,432). Nationwide Arenain Columbus (capacity 20,000) is home to the NHL Blue Jackets and central Ohio's top arena-tour stop. Heritage Bank Center in downtown Cincinnati (capacity 17,556) covers Cyclones hockey and major events.

Summer amphitheater circuit

Late June through early September is the peak season for outdoor shows. Blossom Music Center in Cuyahoga Falls (capacity 23,000) is the largest venue in the state and the summer home of the Cleveland Orchestra. Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati (capacity 20,500) anchors the southwest amphitheater circuit, while Rose Music Center in Huber Heights serves the Dayton metro at a more intimate 4,200 cap.

Sports tickets in Ohio

Ohio is home to four major-league franchises: the Cleveland Cavaliers (NBA), Cleveland Browns (NFL), Cleveland Guardians (MLB), and Cincinnati Bengals (NFL), plus the Cincinnati Reds (MLB) and Columbus Blue Jackets (NHL). College football is dominated by the Ohio State Buckeyes at Ohio Stadium in Columbus (capacity 102,780).

Festivals

Ohio hosts several major festivals each year, including Inkcarceration (Mansfield Reformatory), Sonic Temple (Columbus), WonderBus (Columbus), and Bunbury (Cincinnati). Lineups and dates are included in the listings above when on sale.

Live Events in Ohio — 300 Listings

Looking for sports, concerts, theatre, comedy, or other event tickets in Ohio? Ohio is one of the busiest sports markets in the United States — browse events currently returned by our connected ticket providers across the state. Coverage and update timing vary by provider and event.

From arena tours at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in Cleveland and Nationwide Arena in Columbus, to amphitheater shows at Blossom Music Center and Riverbend Music Center, plus club shows, comedy nights, and theatre runs across Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Toledo, Akron, and Dayton — this is the fastest way to see what's on tonight, what's touring this month, and which Ohio dates are still available. Open an event to compare the ticket options shown and follow its stated checkout path. Seat maps, price details, delivery methods, and seller terms vary.

Ohio events — frequently asked questions

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