Concert Tickets in
Dallas - Ft. Worth Area 2025 - 2026

Search JamBase’s Dallas concerts listings for the best-priced tickets available, and discover all that one of Texas’ most popular metro areas has to offer.

Dallas has a rich cultural history and has long been supportive of the arts. In the 1920s, the Deep Ellum neighborhood flourished with the blues. Lead Belly, Bessie Smith, Robert Johnson and Blind Willie Johnson frequented Deep Ellum clubs, laying a foundation for Texas blues that paved the way for Dallas-native Stephen Ray Vaughan. Dallas was also a hub of country music, becoming a home to western swing stars Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys.

There are no shortage of places to see concerts in Dallas, with the city being home to many iconic theaters and clubs. In addition to the Deep Ellum arts district, there are plenty of spots to see concerts in downtown Dallas and beyond.

The Granada Theater has hosted Dallas concerts for over 60 years. The Bomb Factory has been the site of numerous explosive performances during its rich history. Operating since the Vaudeville era, The Majestic Theater continues to provide memorable entertainment throughout the year. See live music in Dallas outdoors at the Dos Equis Pavilion and The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory in Irving.

While in the Dallas metro area, watch America’s Team – the Dallas Cowboys of the National Football League – at their impressive stadium in Arlington. Take in America’s pastime by watching the Texas Rangers play a Major League Baseball game at their nearby stadium in Arlington. Stick to downtown Dallas to attend a Mavericks game when the NBA team plays at American Airlines Center. The NHL’s Dallas Stars also compete at the American Airlines Center.

There are concerts happening in Dallas tonight and every other night of the week. Upcoming shows include The Weeknd, Dua Lipa, Maroon 5, Chris Brown, Jonas Brothers, and many more.

Explore JamBase’s festival guide for the Dallas area and find tickets to Lights All Night, Stars of Texas, Riverfront Jazz Festival, and other area events.

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Going to a concert in Dallas from out of town? The city offers many hotel accommodations to fit any need. Full-service selections include The Drey Hotel, the Gaylord Texan Resort Hotel & Convention Center, Hotel ZaZa and the Omni Dallas Hotel, among many others.

Dallas offers other attractions and activities to keep you busy until it’s time to go to the concert. Visit popular spots around Dallas including the Dallas Arts District – the largest arts district in the United States, The Sixth Floor Museum, Perot Museum of Nature and Science, Reunion Tower, Klyde Warren Park, the Design District and Trinity Grove.

For family-friendly fun, take the kids to Rory Meyers Children’s Adventure Garden. Premier shopping destinations abound in Dallas, find top-brand stores at retail megacenters like Galleria Dallas, Highland Park Village and the NorthPark Center.

The Dallas/Fort Worth metropolitan area is the fourth largest in the U.S. and among the prime locations in the country for entertainment. A hotbed for art, sports and culture, get out and go see live music at a concert in Dallas happening soon.