Catch music’s biggest talents at must-see live shows and concerts around Houston from Monday, November 4 to Sunday, November 10, 2024.
Looking for more live concerts in Houston this month? Check out our top 26 picks for November 2024 for more shows happening across H-Town.
Top 14 Live Shows & Concerts in Houston This Week
Andy Summers at House of Blues | Wednesday – The former guitarist with The Police, Summers lands on Downtown’s Music Hall stage, playing a mix of Police classics and his own solo hits. $35 to $45. 7pm.
Bonnie Raitt at The Hobby Center | Wednesday – Give them something to talk about when Raitt—known for her blend of blues, country, R&B, rock and pop—brings her Just Like That… tour to Sarofim Hall. $60.60 and up. 8pm.
Oysters, Brews & Blues at Goode Co. Armadillo Palace | Thursday – Revel in a night of live Texas blues by The Mighty Orq, chef-curated Gulf Coast classics, and all around good times under the stars in the Armadillo Palace’s backyard, while savoring coastal dishes cooked over mesquite wood—including smoked boudin links, Gulf redfish, freshly shucked mariculture oysters, and more. Proceeds support the Coastal Conservation Association. $100 includes food and 2 cocktails. 6pm to 9pm.
Lexa Gates in Concert at House of Blues | Thursday – Lexa Gates brings her mix of rap, hip hop, and alternative R&B stylings to the Peacock Lounge at the House of Blues Foundation Room on her Elite Vessel Tour. Jonah Love opens. $20. 7pm.
Kany García in Concert at 713 Music Hall | Thursday – The renowned Latin singer-songwriter from Puerto Rico—known for “Te Lo Agradezco”, “Confieso”, and “La Siguiente”—brings her García tour supporting her album of the same name to H-town. $40 and up. 8pm.
Mat Kearney at The Heights Theater | Thursday – Oregon-born and Nashville-based, the pop musician known for “Breathe In Breathe Out”, “Ships in the Night”, and “Headlights Home” performs on the intimate Heights stage. Darren Kiely and his folk-infused pop sound opens the show. $52. 8pm.
Marty Haggard: Tribute to Father Merle Haggard at Main Street Crossing | Thursday – Sharing stories and songs he shared with his dad, musician Marty Haggard shares an intimate tribute to his pop live on Tomball’s legendary live Texas music stage. $39 and up. 8pm.
Local Natives in Concert at White Oak Music Hall | Friday – Showcasing their 2024 album, But I’ll Wait for You, the companion and follow-up album for 2023’s Time Will Wait for No One, the indie rock outfit out of L.A performs on WOMH’s downstairs stage. $30 and up. 7pm.
Ars Lyrica: The Madrigals of Love & War at Hobby Center | Friday – Claudio Monteverdi’s rarely performed masterwork showcases six versatile singers alongside Ars Lyrica’s core ensemble of instrumentalists, all performing on period instruments. $40 and up. 7:30pm.
Rainbow Kitten Surprise at 713 Music Hall | Friday – The alt-rock indie band formed in Boone, North Carolina brings the Love Hate Music Box tour to the west Downtown stage. Alternative indie singer-songwriter Madi Diaz opens the show. $56 and up. 8pm.
Candlelight: A Tribute to Beyoncé at Majestic Metro | Friday – Soak in a live concert by Range Ensemble String Quartet who’ll be performing classic Queen B songs like “Survivor”, “Crazy in Love”, and “Hold Up” by the glow of candlelight next to Historic Market Square in Downtown. $57.50 and up. 8:45pm.
Texas String Assembly & Sicard Hollow in Concert at The Continental Club | Friday – Texas String Assembly—an eight-piece band celebrated by The Austin Chronicle for blending elements of bluegrass, funk, jazz, folk-country, and hippie jugband music—are joined in a live Midtown show by Nashville’s psychedelic punk-grass rockers, Sicard Hollow. $10 advance; $15 day of show. 9pm.
Rhythm Fest at Warehouse Live Midtown & Numbers Nightclub | Friday & Saturday – The nightlife destinations tag team two nights of live club hits, with Friday performances by Front 242, Man2Man, MicroChip League, Male Tears and Schicks AI in Midtown. On Saturday night, Nitzer Ebb headlines a lineup featuring Psyche, Tassel, and Robotiko Rejekto. $40 and up. 8pm both nights.
Old 97’s, with Fastball at The Heights Theater | Sunday – The alt-country band, self-described as “loud folk”, which originated out of Dallas is joined by Austin’s own rock and roll pop harmonic Fastball. $29.50. 8pm.
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