Catch music’s biggest talents at 15 must-see live shows and concerts around Houston from Monday, February 10 to Sunday, February 16, 2025.
Top 15 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.
The Glenn Miller Orchestra Live at the Grand 1894 Opera House | Tuesday – The most popular and sought after big band of all time brings an evening of live swing music—think “In The Mood,” “Chattanooga Choo Choo,” “American Patrol,” “Little Brown Jug,” “Pennsylvania 6-5000,” “Moonlight Serenade”—on Galveston’s 130-year old stage. $50 and up. 7pm.
Natalie Jane in Concert at the Bronze Peacock Room at House of Blues | Wednesday – 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.
Houston Music Classifieds: Tiny Desk Watch Party at Axelrad Beer Garden | Wednesday | No Cover – Houston Music Classifieds hosts an artist and audience mixer celebrating and screening the hard work of Houston musicians on their NPR Tiny Desk Concert submissions. 7:30pm.
Mannywellz in Concert at House of Blues | Thursday – The Maryland-based musical known for blending melody, raps, and syncopation lands on the Downtown stage. $55 and up. 7pm.
Dream Theater in Concert at 713 Music Hall | Friday – 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.
Colby Acuff in Concert at Goode Company Armadillo Palace | Friday – The country singer-songwriter from Idaho plays the indoor music hall. Cole Goodwin opens. $13; $15 day of. 8pm.
Fink in Concert at The Heights Theater | Friday – The U.K. singer-songwriter, known for his 7 studio albums and the hit single “Looking Too Closely” is back in States for the first time since 2019 to share selections from his latest album, Beauty In Your Wake. $22 and up. 8pm.
Live at the Founders Club: Honky Tonk Hearts: The Best of Country Duets at the Hobby Center | Friday & Saturday – Take in a live acoustic show featuring the talents of Ben and Katie Barton Hope, a married duo who will deliver heartfelt renditions of the greatest country music duets paired with personal anecdotes and stories $58 and up. Showtimes vary.
ZiegFest 2025 at Karbach Brewing Co. | Saturday – 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 – 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 | 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 – 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 – 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 – 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 – 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.
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