Top 21 Concerts & Live Shows in Houston This Week: September 21 to 27, 2026

Catch music’s biggest talents at 21 must-see live shows and concerts around Houston from Monday, September 21 to Sunday, September 27, 2026.

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

Top 21 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.

Rod Wave in Concert at Toyota Center | Monday & Tuesday – The singer, rapper, and songwriter—known for blending hip hop and R&B—brings his Don’t Look Down Tour for 2 live shows in the Downtown arena. Fridayy opens. $76+. 8pm both nights. Get tickets.

Jungle in Concert at 713 Music Hall | Wednesday – The British alt-indie electronic and dance outfit bring their World Tour to the Post Houston stage. $75+. 8pm. Get tickets.

Phil Wickham in Concert at Reliant Arena | Thursday – The contemporary Christian singer-songwriter lands in Houston on his Song of the Saints Tour. $69+. 7pm. Get tickets.

Nestor Torres in Concert at Doc’s Jazz Club | Thursday – The Latin Grammy-winning flutist brings his signature sound shaped by Latin jazz, classical music, Caribbean rhythm, and Cuban charanga to the Montrose stage.$49+. 7pm to 9:30pm. Get tickets.

Empire of the Sun in Concert at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion | Thursday – The epic electronic music duo from Australia play The Woodlands on their Ask That God: Afterlife tour. Midnight Generation and Polo & Pan open the show. $49+. 7:30pm. Get tickets.

Isaac Slade in Concert at The Heights Theater | Thursday – The former lead vocalist, main songwriter, pianist and co-founder of The Fray arrives on the 19th Street stage in his solo act. $63+. 8pm. Get tickets.

Sonu Nigam in Concert at Fort Bend Epicenter | Friday – The Indian playback singer and actor, known for his versatile range of classical music, devotional music, ghazals, qawwali, rock and pop plays the Rosenberg arena. $43+. 7pm. Get tickets.

Starbomb in Concert at House of Blues | Friday – The musical comedy group is joined by DJ Commander Meouch on their cheekily named Probably The Only Tour Ever. $66+. 7pm. Get tickets.

Babymetal in Concert at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion | Friday – The all-female kawaii metal band out of Tokyo plays The Woodlands stage. Halestorm and Violent Vira open. $27+. 7:20pm. Get tickets.

Ars Lyrica: Hunter’s Prey at The Hobby Center | Friday – The baroque ensemble opens its season with a concert featuring depictions of the hunt. $15+. 7:30pm. Learn more.

ROCO: Eyes on the Horizon around Houston | Friday & Saturday – The season opening concert follows ROCO tradition, starting with a free performance at Miller on Friday, followed by the ticketed show at the Church of St. John the Divine in River Oaks on Saturday. Times vary. Learn more.

Performing Arts Houston: Ben Chavez in Concert: Last Day, County Fair at Wortham Center | Friday & Saturday – On the last day of a county fair, an entertainer on one of its stages is on the verge of coming out. The Houston singer-songwriter debuts 13 new songs in an interconnected story, performing a concept album staged live, in the lineage of Tommy and American Idiot. $29+. 7:30pm both nights. Get tickets.

AJ Ghent & His Singing Guitar in Concert at House of Blues | Saturday – Soak in live blues, soul and rock as Ghent showcases his distinctive slide guitar and powerful vocals. $81+. 7pm. Get tickets.

Dia de la Hispanidad: Alma Latina at Miller Outdoor Theatre | FREE – Celebrate Hispanic heritage through vibrant Latin music, dance and cultural performances—drawing from the music of Celia Cruz, Karol G, Maná, and more—representing countries across Latin America. 7:30pm. Learn more.

Chayanne in Concert at Toyota Center – The Puerto Rican superstar brings his blend of Latin pop, romantic ballads and high-energy choreography to Downtown Houston. $86+. 8pm. Get tickets.

Taj Mahal & Keb’ Mo’ in Concert at Arena Theatre – The two legendary artists team up to blend acoustic blues, soul and roots music in an intimate live collaboration at the theater in the round. $79+. 8pm. Get tickets.

Freya Skye in Concert at 713 Music Hall – The 16-year-old British pop singer brings her Stars Align Tour to the Post Houston stage. $64+. 8pm. Get tickets.

Five Finger Death Punch in Concert at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion – The heavy metal veterans are joined by outlaw country rocker Cody Jinks and hard rockers Eva Under Fire. $27+. 6:45pm. Get tickets.

Karol G in Concert at Reliant Stadium – The iconic Colombian superstar hits HTX when her Viajando por el Mundo Tropitour takes over the home of the Texans. $264+. 7pm. Get tickets.

Young Thug in Concert at 713 Music Hall – Young Thug’s joined by Nav and emerging artists from Young Stoner Life Records at a night of R&B, rap and hip hop. $71+. 8pm. Get tickets.

Emmaline in Concert at The Heights Theater – The jazz-pop vocalist, violinist, and songwriter performs reimagined Sinatra classics with vintage romance and a modern feminine twist. The Kelly Doyle Trio opens. $38+. 8pm. Get tickets.

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