Top 20 Concerts & Live Shows in Houston This Week: March 23 to 29, 2026

Catch music’s biggest talents at 23 must-see live shows and concerts around Houston from Monday, March 16 to Sunday, March 29, 2026.

Get to it, go out, and support live music, H-Town!

Top 20 Live Shows & Concerts in Houston This Week

Concerts and performances are not ranked but are listed in chronological order, by start date and time and then by end date and time.

Houston Saengerbund: Frühlingskonzert—Celebrate Spring Concert at The Saengerhalle | Tuesday – Welcome the beauty and renewal of spring at evening of German choral music, folk favorites, and light classical selections in the Heights. $11.63. 7:30pm. Get tickets.

Sosocamo in Concert at The Secret Group | Tuesday – The North Carolina-born rapper brings his blend of Southern rap and country to the EaDo stage, joined by 2facelon and Thirteendegrees. $22. 8pm. Get tickets.

Wild Child in Concert at The Heights Theater | Wednesday – The indie pop duo out of Austin lands to in the Heights on their Texas run. Certainly So and Motanko open. $31+. 8pm. Get tickets.

Suzanna Choffel in Concert at McGonigel’s Mucky Duck | Thursday – The Austin artist brings her elegant sonic collages melding pop, hip-hop, tropicalia, R&B, gospel and jazz to Upper Kirby. $37+. 8:30pm. Get tickets.

Gerardo Ortiz in Concert at 713 Music Hall | Friday – The modern regional Mexican and pop artist plays the Downtown stage at Post Houston. $151+. 8pm. Get tickets.

The Wood Brothers in Concert at The Heights Theater | Friday – One of roots music’s most revered acts, the Grammy-nominated group performs live on 19th Street. $44+. 8pm. Get tickets.

Los Palominos in Concert at Texas Rodeo Saloon | Friday – The Tejano and norteño group from Uvalde, known for “La Llama”, play the Katy dancehall. $24+. 8pm. Get tickets.

Michelle Shocked in Concert at Anderson Fair | Friday – The Grammy-nominated folk artist performs an evening of live music at the intimate Montrose venue. $35. 8pm. Get tickets.

Live at the Founders Club: Sincerely, Sondheim at The Hobby Center | Friday & Saturday – Nicholas Rodriguez, recently seen in the Tony-winning revival of Stephen Sondheim’s Company shares songs and stories from the composer’s career. 7:30pm both nights. Get tickets.

ROCO Connections: Beyond the Rising Sun—A Musical Voyage at Asia Society Texas Center – ROCO musicians clarinetist Maiko Sasaki, violinist Kana Kimura, and cellist Shino Hayashi, joined by guest pianist Kana Mimaki perform a program bridging East, West, and the cosmos. Pay-What-You-Wish+. 7pm. Get tickets.

Yung Kai in Concert at House of Blues – The Chinese-Canadian singer, musician and viral TikTok sensation known for his 2024 “Blue” plays Downtown. $83+. 7pm. Get tickets.

Third Day in Concert at Smart Financial Centre – The iconic band that shaped Christian music reunites for a 30th Anniversary Tour, joined by Zach Williams. $25+. 7pm. Get tickets.

DaCamera: Parker String Quartet & Raman Ramakrishnan in Concert at The Hobby Center – The Grammy-winning quartet is one of the preeminent ensembles of its generation. $48+. 7pm. Get tickets.

A Flock of Seagulls in Concert at House of Blues – The English ’80s sensation and new wave band that emerged out of Liverpool in 1979 plays the Downtown music hall stage. $16+. 7pm. Get tickets.

An Evening with The Duke Ellington Orchestra at The Grand 1894 Opera House – One of America’s greatest musical legacies performs an evening of jazz classics performed with precision, soul, and flair. $34+. 8pm. Get tickets.

Jazzy Sundays in the Park: Cimafunk in Concert at Discovery Green | FREE – Houston’s beloved free springtime music series wraps up its Downtown run with a show by Cimafunk, joined by The Culture Society Orchestra. 5pm to 7pm. Learn more.

Hamilton Loomis in Concert at Main Street Crossing – Protégé of blues legends Bo Diddley and Johnny Copeland, brings his soulful vocals, high-energy guitar riffs, and funky grooves to Tomball. $36+ .6pm. Get tickets.

Dababy in Concert at House of Blues – The rapper known for “Rockstar”, “Suge” and “Bop” brings his Be More Grateful Tour to HTX. $50+. 7pm. Get tickets.

Snow Tha Product in Concert at White Oak Music Hall – The Mexican-American singer and rapper from San Jose, California plays the downstairs stage. $49+. 7pm. Get tickets.

Reik in Concert at Smart Financial Centre – Mexico’s chart-topping band, synonymous with contemporary Latin pop, brings emotive lyrics, infectious melodies, and a soulful performance to HTX. $72+. 8pm. Get tickets.

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