
Morrissey
29 Oct · Dickies Arena
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29 Oct · Dickies Arena
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30 Oct · Dickies Arena
From $101
1 Nov · Dickies Arena
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7 Nov · Dickies Arena
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13 Nov · Dickies Arena
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14 Nov · Dickies Arena
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Thu 29 Oct · 20:20From$49 USD
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Fri 30 Oct · 19:00From$101 USD
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Sun 1 Nov · 19:00From$40 USD
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Sat 7 Nov · 19:00From$63 USD
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Sun 8 Nov · 19:00From$57 USD
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Fri 13 Nov · 19:00From$49 USD
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Sat 14 Nov · 11:30From$46 USD
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Sun 15 Nov · 13:30From$50 USD
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Sat 21 Nov · 19:30From$71 USD
Find ticketsNothing is listed for Fort Worth this coming weekend yet. 9 events are listed within the next 30 days, starting with Morrissey on Oct 29 at Dickies Arena (from $49).
Across the current listings: Dickies Arena with 57 dates.
Critical Role on Dec 3 lists from $11. Prices are the seller's listed starting price and can change.
18 concerts, 37 sports events and 2 theatre shows — 57 in total, refreshed every 6 hours.
57 upcoming events are listed in Fort Worth and 9 within 30 days. That includes 18 concerts, 37 sports events and 2 theatre shows.
The venues with the most upcoming dates are Dickies Arena (57). Next up: Morrissey on Oct 29 at Dickies Arena (from $49); Teddy Swims on Oct 30 at Dickies Arena (from $101); MercyMe on Nov 1 at Dickies Arena (from $40).
Genres in the current concert listings include House Music, Bluegrass, Country Music, Gospel and Reggaeton.
Fort Worth's live event calendar is anchored by Dickies Arena (the city's newest 14,000-seat indoor arena, opened in 2019 and immediately positioned as one of the best-acoustic touring rooms in Texas), Will Rogers Memorial Center (the historic 1936 multi-venue complex that hosts the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo each January-February for 23 days — one of the largest rodeos in the world), Texas Christian University's Amon G. Carter Stadium (Big 12 football), and a deep honky-tonk and dance hall club tier including Billy Bob's Texas (the world's largest honky-tonk, hosting country tours nightly). Fort Worth runs a complementary calendar to Dallas 32 miles east — many national tours hit Dallas-Fort Worth as a two-market region with separate Dickies Arena and American Airlines Center dates, and country tours specifically route Fort Worth as the western anchor of Texas country routing. The Stockyards entertainment district keeps the cowboy and country music tradition alive seven nights a week.