Snag your seats for our 32 picks for the top concerts and live performances happening across Greater Houston in February 2025.
Top 32 Live Shows & Concerts in Houston: February 2025
Concerts and shows are not ranked but are listed in chronological order, by start date and time and then by end date and time.
Latin Mafia in Concert at White Oak Music Hall | Saturday, February 1 – The Mexican indie pop band that blends reggaetón, R&B, trap, and house music performs a live concert of hits like “Neo Roneo,” “Yo Siempre Contesto” and more. $200 and up. 7pm.
The Gatlin Brothers Celebrate 70 Years Together at The Grand 1894 Opera House | Saturday, February 1 – After entertaining audiences for 7 decades, the legendary, Grammy-winning brothers—Larry, Steve and Rudy—play the 130-year old stage. $31.50. 8pm.
Lyle Lovett & His Acoustic Group in Concert at The Grand 1894 Opera House | Tuesday, February 4 – Texas and island favorite, Houston-born singer, composer and actor, Lyle Lovett returns to the Grand 1894 Opera House for a live show with His Acoustic Group. $38 and up. 7:30pm.
MJ Lenderman in Concert at White Oak Music Hall | Wednesday, February 5 – The rock singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from North Carolina brings his And the Wind Tour to WOMH’s downstairs stage. Wild Pink opens. First run tickets are sold out, but you can likely find resale tickets and also save 20% off your tickets with promo code HOUSTON20. 7pm.
An Evening with Caifanes Concert at House of Blues | Friday, February 7 – The Mexican rock band originally formed in Mexico City in the ‘80s comes to Downtown Houston for one night only. $59.50 To $129.50. 7pm.
Sinach in Concert at Smart Financial Centre | Friday, February 7 – Africa’s most-streamed gospel artist, best known for her song “Way Maker,” comes to the Sugar Land stage for one night only. $96 and up. 8pm.
ROCO In Concert: Courageous at the Church of St. John the Divine | Saturday, February 8 – ROCO’s full 40-piece chamber orchestra performs original commissions inspired by AI and last year’s solar eclipse, along with Ludwig van Beethoven‘s passionate Symphony No. 7. Pay-What-You-Wish. 5pm.
Yonder Mountain String Band in Concert at The Heights Theater | Saturday, February 8 – The roots music heavyweight, and key player in the progressive jamgrass movement, brings their rich musical legacy to the Heights stage. Staying on theme, Mountain Natives open. 8pm. $38.
Natalie Jane in Concert at the Bronze Peacock Room at House of Blues | Wednesday, February 12 – The alt-pop singer-songwriter sensation from New Jersey brings her blend of rock, synth-pop, and R&B to House of Blues’ upstairs stage. $25. 7pm.
Dream Theater in Concert at 713 Music Hall | Valentine’s Day, Friday, February 14 – The progressive metal band out of Boston celebrates 30 years of rock and their brand spanking new album Parasomnia with a live show in the Post Houston venue. $54 and up. 7:30pm.
ZiegFest 2025 at Karbach Brewing Co. | Saturday, February 15 – Get Rodeo ready with a day of Texas music, brews, and good vibes, with a lineup that features Tanner Usrey, William Clark Green, Them Dirty Roses, and The Huser Brothers Band. $45; $55 at the door. 3pm.
Los Lonely Boys in Concert at House of Blues | Saturday, February 15 – Currently 29 years strong, the Texican Rock n’ Roll outfit that originally emerged out of San Angelo brings the show back to the Downtown stage. $35 and up. 7pm.
The Moth Project Live at Discovery Green | Saturday, February 15 | FREE – Part of the Atlas by Jen Lewin series, Discovery Green presents the acclaimed duo from NYC featuring Grammy-nominated producer Peter Kiesewalter and Texas-born violinist Whitney La Grange for a 90-minute multimedia experience that blends music, imagery, science, mythology, and personal stories. 7pm.
Chat Pile in Concert at The Secret Group | Saturday, February 15 – The quickly emerging Oklahoma City rock band—featuring a quartet performing under the stage names Raygun Busch, Luther Manhole, Stin, and Cap’n Ron—takes to the EaDo stage for a Saturday night show. $25. 7:30pm.
Gaby Moreno in Concert at The Hobby Center | Saturday, February 15 – The Grammy-winning and Emmy-nominated singer-songwriter from Guatemala, now living in L.A., comes on the Zilkha Hall stage with her soulful blend of blues, jazz, folk, and Latin rhythms, delivered with her powerful voice and emotional guitar work. $40 and up. 7:30pm.
La Firma & Costumbre in Concert at Arena Theatre | Saturday, February 15 – The two Mexican music acts take to the stage, playing a variety of music, including banda, grupero and norteno. $39 and up. 8:30pm.
Kat Edmonson in Concert at The Heights Theater | Sunday, February 16 – The singer songwriter who’s appeared on Austin City Limits, NPR’s Tiny Desk Concerts and A Prairie Home Companion brings a performance of original songs and familiar classics interwoven with humorous anecdotes and philosophical musings. $28 and up. 8pm.
Mary J. Blige in Concert at Toyota Center | Tuesday, February 18 – The Grammy- and Emmy-winning and Oscar-nominated “Queen of Hip-Hop Soul” takes over the Rocket’s home stadium with a live concert celebrating her latest album, Gratitude. Ne-Yo and Mario open. $79 and up. 7pm.
Soccer Mommy in Concert at White Oak Music Hall | Friday, February 21 – The alternative indie singer-songwriter out of Nashville—who also plays the guitar, drums, bass, and saxophone—lands on the downstairs stage. $30 and up. 7pm.
The Bright Light Social Hour in Concert at White Oak Music Hall | Friday, February 21 – The psychedelic rock band from Austin known for “Sweet Madeline,” “Infinite Cities,” and “Sun King” drops into H-Town to play WOMH’s upstairs stage. $25. 7pm.
Faye Webster in Concert at 713 Music Hall | Friday, February 21 – The Georgia-based indie singer-songwriter who rose to fame with her 2019 album Atlanta Millionaires Club brings her act to the 713 stage. $76 and up. 8pm.
Shovels & Rope in Concert at The Heights Theater | Friday, February 21 – The husband and wife folk duo from Charleston, South Carolina, Michael Trent and Cary Ann Hearst, land in the HTX, blending their individual traditional folk, rock ‘n roll and country rock talents into a compelling sound. James Felice opens. $26. 8pm.
Houston Symphony: Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back in Concert at Jones Hall | Friday, February 21 & Saturday, February 22 – See a live screening of what’s widely regarded as the best Star Wars movie of all time (1980, PG) with John Williams’ moving and rousing live score, including the exhilarating Imperial March, performed live on stage by the symphony. Performances include a Saturday matinee. Prices and showtimes vary.
Cursive in Concert at White Oak Music Hall | Saturday, February 22 – The emo and post-hardcore outfit that emerged out of Omaha in 2003—known for “The Recluse,” “Art is Hard,” and “From the Hips”— plays the upstairs stage at the Near Northside venue. $25 and up. 7pm.
Sue Foley in Concert at The Heights Theater | Saturday, February 22 – The legendary Austin singer-songwriter and guitarist brings, what Vintage Guitar Magazine called, her “Hot licks and tasty riffs, all inspired by classic Texas blues” to the Heights venue. Danielle Nicole opens. $28 and up. 8pm.
Pimpinela in Concert at Arena Theatre | Saturday, February 22 – The Argentine duo comprised of siblings Joaquín Galán and Lucía Galán, known for their songs of love and original singling style, come to West Houston’s theater in the round on their Noticias del Amor Tour. $49 and up. 8:30pm.
Gypsy Kings featuring Nicolas Reyes in Concert at Smart Financial Centre | Sunday, February 23 – Led by Nicolas Reyes, the Gypsy Kings have dominated the World Music charts and enthralled audiences worldwide for more than 3 decades. Special guest Adelaide opens. $44 and up. 7pm.
Jackopierce in Concert at House of Blues | Sunday, February 23 – Sometimes called the hardest touring band in the U.S. the alt-rock duo that emerged out of Dallas in 1988 lives up to their reputation with a live show on the Downtown stage. $30 and up. 7pm.
Lauren Mayberry in Concert at White Oak Music Hall | Monday, February 24 – The Scottish vocalist and percussionist of pop group Chvrches comes to the Heights-adjacent venue in support of her solo album, Vicious Creature. $35 and up. 7pm.
JoJo in Concert at House of Blues | Tuesday, February 25 – The singer-songwriter, actress, record producer and millennial darling known for “Baby It’s You,” “Gold,” and “The Way You Do Me” performs on the music hall stage in Downtown. $35 and up. 7pm.
Los Skarnales & Swimwear Department in Concert at The Heights Theater | Friday, February 28 – This Houston double-header showcases 2 body-movingly infectious local outfits. Swimwear Department is a dance-punk band whose songs are about swimming pools, shopping malls, and sometimes both. Los Skarnales has been performing their Pachuco Boogie Ska to the world for almost 3 decades. It’s Houston, y’all. $22. 8pm.
Role Model in Concert at House of Blues | Friday, February 28 – A former rapper and Saint Laurent cowboy, the pop singer-songwriter Tucker Harrington Pillsbury known as Role Model takes to the House of Blues stage. $35.50 and up. 7pm.
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