As summer comes to a close, September in Vancouver promises a vibrant lineup of live music. The month features performances from iconic artists like Neil Young and The Who, alongside popular acts such as Linkin Park and Sparks. With a diverse range of genres and venues, there is something for every music lover.

The concert schedule kicks off on September 1 at 7:30 p.m. with Japanese Breakfast at the Orpheum Theatre. The singer-songwriter Michelle Zauner will showcase her introspective California soft rock, reflecting the style of classic artists like Linda Ronstadt.

On September 3, Wet Leg will perform at Malkin Bowl at 6 p.m. The British band is set to deliver a tighter, pop-oriented sound following the success of their debut album. Later that evening, XTC's original drummer Terry Chambers will take the stage at Rickshaw Theatre at 9 p.m., offering fans a rare opportunity to hear the band's New Wave classics live.

Hyper 8-bit rock pioneers Anamanaguchi will perform on September 5 at Hollywood Theatre at 9 p.m. The band has shifted its sound back to analog, promising an engaging live experience.

Neil Young will perform on September 8 at Deer Lake Park, with tickets already sold out for the September 6 show. Young, a legendary figure in folk rock, will present a career-spanning set list.

Local talent will shine on September 11 at The Mel Lehan Hall at St. James, where Headlong Hearts and the Eisenhauers will perform at 8 p.m. This double-bill features heartfelt roots music and personal storytelling.

On September 12, Gordon will showcase his new album, "The Future Is Now," at HippoSonic Music Recording Studio at 7 p.m. The following weekend, the Barnside Harvest Festival will take place from September 12-14 at Paterson Park, featuring popular acts like Arkells and Walk Off the Earth.

The pop group celebrating two decades of music, the Jonas Brothers, will perform at Rogers Arena on September 18 at 7:30 p.m. Their "Living the Dream Tour" will include various supporting acts.

Ice Cube, a hip-hop icon, will take the stage at Pacific Coliseum on September 20 at 8 p.m. The same night, Glōm Fest will celebrate the indie underground scene at Great Canadian Casino, featuring a lineup of post-punk artists.

Linkin Park will perform at Vogue Theatre on September 23 at 7 p.m. The band has found a new vocalist, Emily Armstrong, who brings a fresh energy to their classic hits. Sparks will also perform at Rogers Arena on the same night, showcasing their unique pop sound.

The Who will embark on what they claim is their final tour, performing at The Pearl on September 27 at 9 p.m. This could be a last chance to see the legendary band live.

Finally, the Chameleons will return to the stage after a long hiatus, performing at 9 p.m. on September 27 at The Pearl. Fans can expect a mix of nostalgia and new material from this influential post-punk band.