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Baltimore offers an exciting and diverse concert scene, attracting top performers across various genres and hosting memorable events at renowned venues. Throughout the year, music lovers can enjoy performances from legendary artists like Barry Manilow, who is scheduled to perform at the CFG Bank Arena on august 7, 2026, and Bryan Adams, Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo, coming together on August 9, 2026. The city’s main venues such as the CFG Bank Arena, Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, and Pier Six Pavilion serve as prime locations for both large-scale concerts and symphony performances.
In 2026, concert dates range from summer to winter, featuring iconic acts like Billy Strings performing a two-day pass event on october 30 and 31 at the CFG Bank Arena, and Olivia Dean bringing her soulful sounds on August 12. For fans of classic rock and pop, the Pier Six Pavilion hosts shows like Little River Band on july 30, 2026, and Joe Bonamassa & Gov't Mule on August 8, 2026.
The city’s concert calendar also includes a variety of symphony and orchestral performances, such as the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s extensive schedule. Highlights include the 'John Williams and Steven Spielberg: Movie Magic' concert on August 1, 2026, and the 'Disco Inferno: A 70s Celebration' on October 10, 2026. Holiday-themed concerts like the 'Holiday Pops' series in december and special performances like 'Psycho In Concert' with Nicholas Hersh add to the rich musical offerings.
Baltimore’s vibrant concert scene is complemented by a range of other performances, from contemporary artists like Doja Cat on november 20, 2026, at CFG Bank Arena to international acts such as Los Tigres del Norte on November 27, 2026. The city continues to be a hub for both live music and orchestral excellence, with events scheduled well into early 2027, including Beethoven’s Ninth for New Year’s celebrations and innovative collaborations like Steve Hackman’s 'Stravinsky x Kendrick Lamar' on february 6, 2027.
Whether you're a fan of rock, pop, classical, or musical theater, Baltimore’s concert lineup guarantees a memorable experience at some of the city's top venues, making it a premier destination for live entertainment throughout the year.