Concerts in Dallas

100 upcoming concerts are listed in Dallas, 16 in the next 7 days and 96 within 30 days. Coming up: Dallas Symphony Orchestra on Oct 18 at Meyerson Symphony Center (from $71); Dying Fetus on Oct 18 at The Bomb Factory (from $46); sombr on Oct 18 at American Airlines Center (from $73).

Music Hall At Fair Park (16), The Kessler (13) and Meyerson Symphony Center (10) have the most concert dates on the list. Listed shows match Classical (10), House Music (2), Reggae (2), Bluegrass (1) and EDM (1). Listed starting prices run from $13 to $370 across 100 priced listings.

Dallas Symphony Orchestra — Oct 18, Meyerson Symphony Center (from $71)
Dying Fetus — Oct 18, The Bomb Factory (from $46)
sombr — Oct 18, American Airlines Center (from $73)
Deer Tick — Oct 18, The Kessler (from $50)
Peter Bjorn And John — Oct 19, Granada Theater Dallas (from $23)

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Local Snapshot for Dallas

Live Listings

100

Next 14 Days

Venues

Next Event

Sun, Oct 18, 2:00 PM

How to Plan Better Concerts in Dallas

Concerts demand in Dallas is currently strongest on Sunday and Saturday based on upcoming inventory.

For concerts in Dallas, focus on venue quality first. Bigger venues like Music Hall At Fair Park usually offer better seat map options.
Use price spread as a quality check: if the range is large, premium sections and resale demand are likely active for this category.
If flexibility matters, shortlist 2 to 3 dates now and lock tickets when a strong section appears instead of waiting for one exact date.

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Ticket Prices

From

$13

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Average

$59

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Up to

$370

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Top Venues for Concerts in Dallas

Music Hall At Fair Park · 16The Kessler · 13Meyerson Symphony Center · 10Granada Theater Dallas · 9House Of Blues - Dallas · 9

Concerts

Dallas is on every major arena and stadium tour that comes through the South. American Airlines Center in Victory Park handles the 19,000-seat shows; AT&T Stadium in Arlington opens its retractable roof for the biggest stadium tours when the Cowboys schedule allows.

Dos Equis Pavilion at Fair Park runs the outdoor amphitheater slate from spring through fall, and the Texas Trust CU Theatre at Grand Prairie covers the mid-size touring acts. For Deep Ellum venues, the Factory in Deep Ellum (formerly The Bomb Factory) and South Side Ballroom carry the rock, hip hop, and electronic side, while Granada Theater on Lower Greenville books indie, Americana, and singer-songwriter shows in a 1,000-cap room.

Genre coverage is broad — pop, country, Latin, hip hop, rock, and classical all see major touring acts every month.

How to find your tickets

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What concerts are coming up in Dallas?▼

100 concerts are listed, 96 within the next 30 days. Next: Dallas Symphony Orchestra on Oct 18 at Meyerson Symphony Center (from $71); Dying Fetus on Oct 18 at The Bomb Factory (from $46); sombr on Oct 18 at American Airlines Center (from $73).

Which venues host concerts in Dallas?▼

On the current list: Music Hall At Fair Park (16 dates), The Kessler (13 dates), Meyerson Symphony Center (10 dates), Granada Theater Dallas (9 dates) and House Of Blues - Dallas (9 dates).

How much do concert tickets in Dallas cost?▼

Listed starting prices range from $13 to $370 across 100 priced listings. Each seller sets its own fees, so confirm the total at checkout.

Are there concerts in Dallas this weekend?▼

Yes — 4 concerts are listed for this weekend, starting with Dallas Symphony Orchestra on Oct 18 at Meyerson Symphony Center (from $71).

Which genres are playing in Dallas?▼

Current concert listings match Classical (10), House Music (2), Reggae (2), Bluegrass (1), EDM (1) and Folk (1).