Concerts in Houston This-weekend
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Concerts in Houston This-weekend 2026 schedule
This weekend in Houston promises an exciting lineup of concerts and live performances across some of the city’s top venues. On Saturday, September 19, 2026, music lovers can enjoy a diverse array of acts ranging from indie, rock, and pop to country and comedy. Main highlights include the highly anticipated Tame Impala shows at the Toyota Center, with performances scheduled at 7:00 pm and 8:00 pm, offering fans a chance to experience their psychedelic sounds live. Meanwhile, the Houston Symphony celebrates its opening night with a special event titled 'Celebrating America at 250' at Jones Hall, also starting at 7:00 pm. For country enthusiasts, Billy Currington takes the stage at the House of Blues, and electronic fans can catch ISOxo at 713 Music Hall. Hip-hop fans are in for a treat with Chief Keef performing at the Bayou Music Center, while Yolanda Del Rio offers a taste of traditional Latin music at the Houston Arena Theatre. Additional performances include punk and alternative acts like Born Without Bones at The Secret Group, and comedic acts featuring Bo Johnson at Rudyard’s Pub. The night is also packed with tribute shows, including Candlelight tributes to The Beatles and Metallica at Resurrection MCC, providing an intimate concert experience. For those seeking comedy, Punch Line Comedy Club hosts multiple shows with acts like Therapy Gecko and the Comedy Allstars. On Sunday, September 20, the concert scene continues with Tame Impala wrapping up their Houston stint, along with a special performance by INOHA at White Oak Music Hall. Classic rock and metal fans can enjoy W.A.S.P. & KK's Priest at House of Blues, while REO Full Throttle takes the stage at Warehouse Live Midtown. Additionally, the weekend features a variety of DJ sets, comedy shows, and smaller live acts at venues like The Riot Comedy Club and Meow Wolf, ensuring there's something for everyone to enjoy in Houston this weekend.