All Philadelphia Concerts Next Weekend
- (opens in new tab) Find tickets from 58 dollars to The Menzingers with Hot Water Music and Weakened Friends on Fri, Nov 20, 6:30pm at The Fillmore Philadelphia in Philadelphia, PA
Nov 20
Fri · 6:30pm
The Menzingers with Hot Water Music and Weakened Friends
$58·The Fillmore Philadelphia·Philadelphia, PA
From $58 - (opens in new tab) Find tickets from 59 dollars to Suicide Silence with Emmure, AngelMaker, and Synestia on Fri, Nov 20, 7:00pm at Theatre of Living Arts in Philadelphia, PA
Nov 20
Fri · 7:00pm
Suicide Silence with Emmure, AngelMaker, and Synestia
$59·Theatre of Living Arts·Philadelphia, PA
From $59 - (opens in new tab) Find tickets from 167 dollars to Angine de Poitrine on Fri, Nov 20, 7:00pm at Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia, PA
Nov 20
Fri · 7:00pm
Angine de Poitrine
$167·Franklin Music Hall·Philadelphia, PA
From $167 - (opens in new tab) Find tickets from 84 dollars to Mitchell Tenpenny (21+) on Fri, Nov 20, 8:00pm at Xcite Center at Parx Casino in Bensalem, PA
Nov 20
Fri · 8:00pm
Mitchell Tenpenny (21+)
$84·Xcite Center at Parx Casino·Bensalem, PA
From $84 - (opens in new tab) Find tickets from 65 dollars to Paula Cole on Fri, Nov 20, 8:00pm at The Ardmore Music Hall - PA in Ardmore, PA
Nov 20
Fri · 8:00pm
Paula Cole
$65·The Ardmore Music Hall - PA·Ardmore, PA
From $65 - (opens in new tab) Find tickets from 46 dollars to The Knocks (18+) on Fri, Nov 20, 8:00pm at Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia in Philadelphia, PA
Nov 20
Fri · 8:00pm
The Knocks (18+)
$46·Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia·Philadelphia, PA
From $46 - (opens in new tab) Find tickets from 86 dollars to Judy Collins on Fri, Nov 20, 8:00pm at Colonial Theatre Phoenixville in Phoenixville, PA
Nov 20
Fri · 8:00pm
Judy Collins
$86·Colonial Theatre Phoenixville·Phoenixville, PA
From $86 - (opens in new tab) Find tickets from 60 dollars to Low Cut Connie on Fri, Nov 20, 8:00pm at Union Transfer - Philadelphia in Philadelphia, PA
Nov 20
Fri · 8:00pm
Low Cut Connie
$60·Union Transfer - Philadelphia·Philadelphia, PA
From $60 - (opens in new tab) Find tickets from 24 dollars to Samantha Fish on Fri, Nov 20, 8:00pm at Keswick Theatre in Glenside, PA
Nov 20
Fri · 8:00pm
Samantha Fish
$24·Keswick Theatre·Glenside, PA
From $24 - (opens in new tab) Find tickets from 30 dollars to Jkyl x Hyde (21+) on Fri, Nov 20, 9:30pm at The Ave Live in Philadelphia, PA
Nov 20
Fri · 9:30pm
Jkyl x Hyde (21+)
$30·The Ave Live·Philadelphia, PA
From $30
Learn More About Philadelphia Concerts Next Weekend
The City of Brotherly Love may be known for its cheesesteak sandwiches, but Philadelphia is also a bright spot in the music industry. Dating back to the late 1800s, Philadelphia’s music scene has influenced artists across the U.S. From hip-hop and folk music to classical orchestras, musicians have worked across all genres in Philadelphia. In fact, the city’s Curtis Institute of Music, founded in 1924, has seen some of the world's greatest American composers and performers pass through including Hilary Hahn, Jennifer Higdon, and Lang Lang.
Even with the rise of technology and modern music, Philadelphia still remains a hub for jazz and cabaret. There are tons of jazz clubs peppered throughout the city, including Chris' Jazz Cafe, Warmdaddy's, and the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts. One of the most popular is World Cafe Live which is a three-story music hall that’s been graced by the likes of Rhett Miller, Natalie Cole, KT Tunstall, Allen Toussaint, and many more.
Philadelphia also has many connections to the world of opera. In fact, one of the city’s very first concerts was an opera led by composer William Henry Fry. In 1900, the Philadelphia Orchestra popped up and, eight years later, the Philadelphia Opera House was born. Chamber music also gained popularity in the late 1960s.
Of course, pop music and rock and roll also have strong Philadelphia roots. In fact, Questlove and Billie Holiday are just a few of the famous musicians from this city. Not only that, but many mega stars and headliners pass through Philadelphia during their worldwide concerts and tours. Lincoln Financial Field is the home stadium of NFL’s Philadelphia Eagles and has a seating capacity of nearly 70,000, making it the go-to stage for the world’s greatest musicians. Past performers have included One Direction, U2, and Taylor Swift.
What concerts are in Philadelphia in 2026?
Scroll up to find all concerts next weekend in Philadelphia in 2026.
Is there a concert tonight in Philadelphia?
You can view all concerts today and tonight in Philadelphia by using the date filter above.
Where are concerts in Philadelphia next weekend?
Philadelphia has a number of unique venues, ranging from smaller clubs to larger arenas and stadiums. To view concerts at a specific venue, you can see all Philadelphia venues listed below or search for your favorite venue at the top of the page.