The Hamilton Schedule 2026-2027

See upcoming events, concerts, schedules, and ticket prices at The Hamilton.

Address: 600 14th St NW, Washington, DC 20005

The Hamilton hosts live shows, music, and seasonal events throughout the year. Check the latest schedule, compare ticket prices, and see what’s coming up next in Washington, DC.

Updated: November 13, 2026
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2026–2027 Current Schedule

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Nov 13, 2026, 8:00 PM Fri — ALTERNATIVE, Best Value: The Last Waltz at The Hamilton, Washington, DC, US. From $41, Avg. price ~ $80, Tickets Available: 36. Select Seats

Nov 14, 2026, 8:00 PM Sat — ALTERNATIVE, Weekend Event: The Last Waltz at The Hamilton, Washington, DC, US. From $64, Avg. price ~ $76, 23 tickets remaining! Select Seats

Nov 21, 2026, 8:00 PM Sat — POP / ROCK, Best Value, High Demand, Weekend Event: Vienna Teng at The Hamilton, Washington, DC, US. From $44, Avg. price ~ $595, Tickets Available: 48. Select Seats

Nov 28, 2026, 8:00 PM Sat — ALTERNATIVE, Weekend Event: EU - Experience Unlimited at The Hamilton, Washington, DC, US. From $65, Avg. price ~ $86, 8 tickets remaining! Select Seats

Jan 17, 2027, 8:00 PM Sun — R&B / SOUL, Weekend Event, Pay Later Available: Rare Essence at The Hamilton, Washington, DC, US. From $124, Avg. price ~ $172, 12 tickets remaining! Select Seats

The Hamilton Location

The Hamilton is a Entertainment Venue in Washington, DC

FAQ about The Hamilton

Quick answers on tickets, seats, parking, and what to expect.

How much are tickets at The Hamilton?

Depends on the event, honestly. Weeknight shows and smaller games are usually cheaper, while big concerts, rivalry games, and playoffs can get expensive fast. Prices move around a lot once demand picks up in Washington.

Where are the best seats at The Hamilton?

Most people go for center sections if they can. Lower levels feel closer to the action, while mid-level seats usually give the best overall view without spending a fortune.

Are upper-level seats still worth it?

Yeah, for sure. Modern arenas and stadiums in Washington are built so the view stays decent almost everywhere. You’re farther back, obviously, but still totally fine for most events.

What time should I get there?

Showing up about an hour early is usually the safe move. Security lines, parking, grabbing food, and finding your section around The Hamilton can take longer than people expect.

Is parking available at The Hamilton?

Usually, yeah. Most venues around Washington have nearby lots, garages, or rideshare drop-off spots. Bigger events can get pretty backed up after the show, especially on weekends.

Do seats feel different depending on the event?

Definitely. A concert setup is totally different from basketball, hockey, football, or comedy. Same section can feel amazing one night and just okay the next depending on the stage or crowd setup.