Snag your seats for our 38 picks for the top concerts and live performances happening across Greater Houston in June 2025.
Top 38 Live Shows & Concerts in Houston: June 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.
The Texas Music Scene Live TV Taping at Avenida Houston | Sunday, June 1 | FREE – Catch a live outdoor taping of the long-running television showcase and catch live performances by the Vandoliers, Ellis Bullard, and Rob Leines. 7pm.
David Bisbal in Concert at 713 Music Hall | Sunday, June 1 – The Spanish singer-songwriter, and actor comes to Houston on his Back In The USA 2025 tour. $40+. 8pm.
Lil Baby in Concert at Toyota Center | Tuesday, June 3 – The Atlanta-based rapper and singer-songwriter—known for his hits “My Dawg”, “Band4Band”, “Freestyle” and more—brings his Wham World Tour to the home of the Rockets, joined by BigXthaPlug and Loe Shimmy. $76+. 7pm.
Mount Eerie in Concert at The Heights Theater | Wednesday, June 4 – The musical project of Washington-born folk songwriter and producer Phil Elverum, best known for “A Crow Looked at Me” and releasing his music on his own DIY record labels hits the Heights stage. Dagmar Zuniga joins the show. $35.56+ 8pm.
TC Superstar in Concert at Shoeshine Charley’s Big Top Lounge | Thursday, June 5 – Fronted and produced by Connor McCampbell, Austin’s eclectic indie darlings and collaborative performance group blends dance, music, and visual art with charming and poppy results. d.e.y. and Cactus Flowers open. $10; $15 day of. 8:30pm.
Styx & Kevin Cronin in Concert at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion | Friday, June 6 – The classic rock band Styx, that emerged out of Chicago in the ’70s, teams up with one-time REO Speedwagon frontman Cronin for a double-header under the pavilion. Don Felder, formerly of the Eagles, joins the show. $30+. 6:45pm.
ETNL Summer Series: Swimwear Department in Concert at Meow Wolf: Radio Tave | Friday, June 6 – Houston’s own indie pop-quartet, who’ve made quite the reputation singing and rocking songs about swimming pools and mall culture, perform live at the city’s most out of this world venue. $42+ includes Meow Wolf admission. 8pm.
KPFT’s 55th Birthday Celebration with Rodney Crowell, Guy Forsyth & 78 Special at The Heights Theater | Friday, June 6 – Houston’s indie radio station, 90.1 FM, marks a diamond anniversary plus 5 with a live show with legendary singer-songwriter Crowell and beloved Austin artist Guy Forsyth on the intimate 19th Street stage. 64.50+. 8pm.
36th Annual Accordion Kings & Queens at Miller Outdoor Theatre | Saturday, June 7 | FREE – The summer tradition returns to celebrate the accordion—an instrument deeply woven into Texas’ diverse folk traditions, from polka and conjunto to zydeco and beyond. This year features Grammy-nominated zydeco powerhouse Sean Ardoin, Grammy-winning Denton dance band Brave Combo, and Rio Grande Valley Tex-Mex-style family cover band The Texas Sweethearts. 7pm.
Strand Summer Series Live Music: Dandy Wellington & His Band at Saengerfest Park | Saturday, June 7 | FREE – Coinciding with the annual vintage beach throwback, Galveston Island Revue Weekend, jazz bandleader and entertainer leads a live, buttoned-up concert packed with style and substance in Historic Downtown Galveston. VIP options available. 7pm to 9pm.
Alejandro Escovedo in Concert at The Heights Theater | Saturday, June 7 – The 74-year old country rocker from San Antone brings his guitar to the Heights in support of his latest album, Echo Dancing. Aaron Lee Tajsan opens. $31.79. 8pm.
Rachel Chinouriri in Concert at House of Blues | Sunday, June 8 – The alt-indie English singer-songwriter brings all the charming pop across the pond to move and to lift up audiences on her All I Ever Asked For Was A North American Tour. $20. 6:30pm.
Tennis in Concert at White Oak Music Hall | Tuesday, June 10 – The married pop rock duo from Denver, who first garnered attention with their debut album Cape Dory, bring the show to WOMH’s downstairs stage. $40. 7pm.
Death From Above 1979 in Concert at The Heights Theater | Wednesday, June 11 – The Canadian rock duo from Toronto, also known as DFA 1979, take to the Heights in a show rescheduled from this past February. $36.19. 8pm.
Andrea Bocelli in Concert with Houston Symphony at Toyota Center | Thursday, June 12 – One of music’s most celebrated and recognized voices returns to Houston, joined by the symphony in performing from hits from his repertoire, including arias, crossover hits, and love songs. $122+. 8pm.
Babymetal in Concert at 713 Music Hall | Friday, June 13 – The female Japanese kawaii metal trio known for “Ratatata”, “Gimme Chocolate!”, and “Brand New Day” perform live on the Post Houston venue’s stage. $104.55+. 7pm.
Remy Bond in Concert at House of Blues | Friday, June 13 – The New York based singer-songwriter brings her “futuristic nostalgia” sound—a blend of folk, rock, hip-hop, and Hollywood’s golden age—to the Downtown music hall on The Star Shaped Baby Tour. $20. 7pm.
Juneteenth Culture Fest at Miller Outdoor Theatre | Friday, June 13 | FREE – The soul-stirring celebration of freedom, culture, and music blends gospel, blues, R&B, neo-soul and funk. Expect musical tributes to Roberta Flack, Angie Stone, Luther Vandross, Johnnie Taylor, Frankie Beverly, Tony! Toni! Toné! and more. 8:30pm.
Metallica in Concert at NRG Stadium | Saturday, June 14 – The legendary ’80s metal band lands in Houston on their M72 World stadium tour, bringing hits like “One”, “Fade to Black”, and “Nothing Else Matters”. Pantera and Suicidal Tendencies join the show. $77+ but you may find better or hard-to-get seats on the TN ticket resale marketplace. 6pm.
Wu-Tang Clan in Concert, with Run the Jewels at Toyota Center | Saturday, June 14 – The Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber Tour, promising to be the last, celebrates the depth and breadth of the iconic group’s deep catalogue, including songs that’ve never been performed live, deep cuts, and hits from their debut Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) album and Grammy-nominated second album Wu-Tang Forever. Run the Jewels joins the show. $56+. 8pm.
Thee Phantom & The Illharmonic Orchestra in Concert at Miller Outdoor Theatre | Saturday, June 14 | FREE – Only the third hip hop group to headline New York’s famed Carnegie Hall, the high energy group mixes strings, horns and piano to a party-rocking DJ, a soul-stirring female vocalist, and a fire-breathing emcee. 8:30pm.
The Head & The Heart in Concert at Bayou Music Center | Sunday, June 15 – The indie folk band out of Seattle—known for their songs “Rivers and Roads”, “Let’s Be Still”, and “Honeybee”—arrive on the Theater District’s concert stage on their Aperture Tour. $77.50+. 7:30pm.
Shakira in Concert at Toyota Center | Sunday, June 15 & Monday, June 16 (Rescheduled to Monday, June 16 & Tuesday, June 17) – The Colombian singer-songwriter superstar arrives in HTX for 2 live arena concerts in support of her latest Grammy-winning album Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran. $239+. 7:30pm both nights.
Heart in Concert at Smart Financial Centre | Tuesday, June 17 – The classic ’70s rock band, originally out of Vancouver, brings their hard and acoustic rock, punk and symphonic sounds—think “Barracuda”, “Magic Man”, and “Crazy on You”—to the Sugar Land stage. $72+. 8pm.
An Intimate Evening with Okkervil River & The Antlers at White Oak Music Hall | Thursday, June 19 – After touring together in 2024, members of Austin’s Okkervil River and Brooklyn’s The Antlers “band together”—also the name of their new shared album—for a joint tour playing their old songs, new songs, and each other’s song. $37.55. 7pm.
Underground Sounds: Sarah Grace Graves—Three Names at Buffalo Bayou Park Cistern | Thursday, June 19 to Sunday, June 22 – The summer edition of Buffalo Bayou Park’s cistern music series sees the composer and vocalist’s work. Adapted from her 2023 performance in Rome, it’s inspired by soprano Michiko Hirayama’s fascination with Gregorian chant and Graves’s personal connections to spirituality and experimental music. $25. Times vary.
ETNL Summer Series: Night Drive in Concert at Meow Wolf: Radio Tave | Friday, June 20 – Meow Wolf’s music series continues with a show by the Houston-Austin synth-pop duo seemingly designed for the installation’s upside down conceit—part post-punk melancholy, part dance-floor propulsion, where every song is an invite into their cinematic fever dream. $42+ includes Meow Wolf admission. 8pm.
Maxwell in Concert at Smart Financial Centre | Friday, June 20 – The multi-Grammy-winning, Billboard chart-topping R&B and soul artist Maxwell lands in Sugar Land, with Lucky Dave in tow, on The Serenade Tour 2025. $48+. 8pm.
Morgan Wallen in Concert at NRG Stadium | Friday, June 20 & Saturday, June 21 – Presented in association with Rodeo Houston, the Grammy-nominated country star from Tennessee—who first emerged on The Voice a decade ago—brings his I’m The Problem Tour to NRG Park for 2 stadium packed shows. $104.80+, but you may find better or hard-to-get seats on the resale marketplace. 5:30pm both nights.
Yandel in Concert at 713 Music Hall | Saturday, June 21 – The Puerto Rican reggaetón hitmaker known for “Encantadora” and “Dembow & Reggaetón” brings his Sinfónico USA Tour to Downtown HTX. $64+. 8pm.
Fonseca in Concert at Smart Financial Centre | Sunday, June 22 – The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter and musician brings his trademark fusion of traditional Colombian music with modern pop and Latin sounds to Sugar Land on his Tropicalia Tour. $60+. 8pm.
Pete Yorn in Concert at The Heights Theater | Tuesday, June 24 – The alt-indie artist, known for placing almost all of the instruments on his albums, performs a live acoustic show on his You & Me Tour. $44.64. 8pm.
Thievery Corporation in Concert at House of Blues | Thursday, June 26 – The legendary EDM music duo brings is ear-pleasing signature mix of dub, acid jazz, reggae, Indian classical, Middle Eastern music, hip hop, electronica, and bossa nova to the Downtown music hall. $45+. 7pm.
Bob Marley 80th Birthday Celebration: Stephen Marley in Concert at House of Blues | Saturday, June 28 – Stephen Marley brings his tribute to his legendary father’s robust catalogue of reggae hits. $57.50+. 7pm.
Classic Albums Live: Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours Concert at Miller Outdoor Theatre | Saturday, June 28 | FREE – Miller welcomes back the crowd-pleasing Classic Albums live, who’ll be performing Fleetwood Mac’s most beloved album live, beat for beat, from start to finish. 8:30pm.
Beyoncé in Concert: Cowboy Carter Tour at NRG Stadium | Saturday, June 28 & Sunday, June 29 – Queen Bey comes home to Houston, Texas, baby for 2 live shows at the biggest venue in the region. Expect a tribute to her hometown and state drawing from her hit Cowboy Carter album, beloved hits, and more. $265+, but you may find hard-to-get or better seats on the ticket resale marketplace. 7pm both nights.
Robert Earl Keen in Concert, with Silverada at White Oak Music Hall | Sunday, June 29 – Houston native and Texas country music stalwart, with hits “The Road Goes On Forever” and “Gringo Honeymoon” performs on the lawn. Austin neotraditional country and Americana band Silverada opens. $65.59. 6pm.
This Will Destroy You in Concert at White Oak Music Hall | Monday, June 30 – Often known as TWDY, the 21-year old post rock band out of San Marcos, Texas closes out the month on the Heights-adjacent venue’s upstairs stage. $33.80. 7pm.
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