Concerts in Dallas November
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Concerts in Dallas November 2026 schedule
November in Dallas promises an exciting lineup of concerts across various genres and venues, making it a vibrant month for live music fans. The month kicks off with a mix of comedy, indie, and classical performances, including DeRay Davis at Improv Comedy Club on November 20-21 and Yo-Yo Ma performing at the Meyerson Symphony Center on November 20. Classical music enthusiasts can enjoy the Dallas Symphony Orchestra's performances featuring works by Gershwin, Tchaikovsky, Debussy, and Ravel, held at the Meyerson throughout the month, with notable dates from November 6 to November 29.
Main venues such as the American Airlines Center host high-profile acts like Doja Cat on November 4 and the Jonas Brothers on November 10, both drawing large crowds. The House Of Blues is a hotspot for diverse acts, from Lil Peep’s birthday celebration on November 9 to the legendary UB40 on November 6, alongside comedy nights featuring DeRay Davis and Jessica Kirson.
Local favorites and emerging artists also take the stage at venues like Deep Ellum Art Co., The Echo Lounge, and Club Dada, with performances from Honeycomb, Stella Lefty, and Paige Fish. For those interested in electronic music, Zhu performs at SILO Dallas on November 14, while techno artist Matt Bergman brings his set to Dallas Comedy Club on November 8.
Special events include the anniversary celebration for Lil Peep, a tribute concert for Outlander, and performances by top artists such as Journey, Thundercat, and Band of Horses at the American Airlines Center and The Echo Lounge. Additionally, a variety of comedy shows, including acts by Amy Schumer and DeRay Davis, provide lighthearted entertainment for comedy lovers.
Whether you’re into symphony orchestras, pop stars, indie bands, or comedy, Dallas’s November concert schedule offers something for everyone, set in iconic venues like the Meyerson Symphony Center, Gilley’s, and the House of Blues. Be sure to secure your tickets early for these unforgettable live experiences.