Top 15 Live Shows & Concerts in Houston This Week: October 30 to November 5, 2023

Catch music’s biggest talents at these must-see live shows and concerts around Houston from Monday, October 30 to Sunday, November 5, 2023.

This week, savor the spooky season with Halloween concerts, take in a Día de Muertos performance in nature, snag tickets to Latin legends, and catch an intimate violin concert in the newly renovated Eldorado Ballroom.

Fill your week with a mix of genres and jams hitting stages across the Greater Houston area.

Want to dig deeper for live concerts in Houston this month? Check the 365 Houston calendar for more shows happening across H-Town.

Top 15 Live Shows & Concerts in Houston This Week

• John Mayer at Toyota Center | Monday, October 30 – The guitar virtuoso is embarking on a solo acoustic tour, ending October in Clutch City with a performance of songs on piano and electric guitar, too. He’ll be bringing JP Saxe with him in support. $59 and up. 7:30pm.
• The Brian Jonestown Massacre at the Heights Theater | Monday, October 30 – The electrifying Brian Jonestown Massacre is bringing their signature brand of neo-psychedelic, shoegaze and rock ‘n roll, and over thirty years of musical prowess to the Heights Theater in celebration of their twentieth studio album, Your Future is Your Past. $26 and up. 8pm.
• Halloween Candlelit Concert at Post Houston | Halloween, Tuesday, October 31 – Enjoy an enchanting and low key Hallow’s Eve on the Skylawn as Monarch Chamber Players supply the tunes to set the mood. Free for standing room; $15 for reserved seating. 8pm.
• Candlelight Open Air: Día de los Muertos String Quartet Concert at Houston Arboretum | Wednesday, November 1 – Get out in nature on the first day of Día de los Muertos with DIVISI’s Amp’d String Quartet who will perform traditional Mexican folk music, with songs such as “La Llorona” and “La Bruja,” plus music from artists like Juan Gabriel and Lola Beltran. $55 and up. 6:30pm and 8:45pm.
• Kevin Gates at 713 Music Hall | Wednesday, November 1 – The 713 welcomes hip-hop superstar Kevin Gates and his Only the Generals tour. $69.50 and up. 8pm.
• Luis Miguel at Toyota Center | Thursday, November 2 – “El Sol de Mexico,” the living Latin legend is bringing his massive world tour to Clutch City for a magical performance. $116 and up. 8pm.
• Marty Haggard’s Tribute to His Father Merle Haggard at Main Street Crossing | Thursday, November 2 – Singer-songwriter Marty Haggard comes to Tomball to perform a tribute to his father, legendary country singer Merle Haggard, known for hits like “Today I Started Loving You Again.” $39 and up. 8pm.
• Polyphia at Bayou Music Center | Thursday, November 2 – The prog rock band out of Plano has memento mori vibes in spades when they head to the Bayou Music Center just in time to wrap up spooky season on their Remember That You Will Die tour. $35 and up. 8pm.
• Russell Dickerson at Bayou Music Center | Friday, November 3 – The country star out of Tennessee is bringing his music from his brand new EP, Three Months Two Streets Down, to the Bayou City. $20 and up. 7pm.
• The Rose at 713 Music Hall | Friday, November 3 – The K-pop wave washes over the 713 when the Rose brings music from their just-released studio album, Dual. $70 and up. 8pm.
• Carlos Vives at Smart Financial Centre | Friday, November 3 – The legendary Colombian singer-songwriter and actor is bringing a special retrospective concert showcasing more than 30 years of his highlights like “La Gota Fría”, “Volví a Nacer”, “La Tierra del Olvido”, and more, plus music from his latest, Escalona Nunca Se Habia Grabado Asi. $66 and up. 8pm.
• Tejano Legends Tribute at Rise Rooftop | Friday, November 3 – This concert honors Tejano legend Emilio Navaira, a Grammy Award–winning singer and songwriter who infused Tejano sound with rock, country and pop; and Jimmy Gonzalez, founding of Group Mazz, one of Tejano’s most lauded groups. Performed by Navaira and Gonzalez’s sons, they’ll share their fathers’ music and stories of the musicians. $20 and up. 9pm.
• ROCO presents Unchambered: Rachel Jordan at the Historic Eldorado Ballroom | Saturday, November 4 – The acclaimed violinist offers a vibrant, intimate program honoring the memory and legacy of her father, New Orleans-based musician Kidd Jordan, an internationally acclaimed saxophonist who once played at the Ballroom in the 1970s. Pay-what-you-wish; suggested price of $45. 5pm.
• Discover Houston Music Showcase at Discovery Green | Saturday, November 4 | FREE – It’s about to be a battle of the bands in the H when three local bands emerge to compete for a $1,000 artist fee with a studio mix and video production of one of their songs. Runners up will receive $500 apiece. 7pm to 10pm.
• Nation of Language at White Oak Music Hall | Saturday, November 4 – The up and coming indie rockers out of Brooklyn are back at White Oak promoting their third studio album, Strange Disciple. $75 and up. 8pm.

Don’t Miss Out on Tomorrow’s Fun!