Concerts in Baltimore December
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Concerts in Baltimore December 2026 schedule
Baltimore in December is a vibrant hub for live concerts and performances, offering a diverse lineup of events across renowned venues. Fans can enjoy an array of genres from festive symphonies to contemporary pop and comedy acts. The month kicks off with exciting shows such as Pentatonix at the CFG Bank Arena on December 3rd, delivering their signature a cappella harmonies. The Lyric Baltimore hosts the enchanting 'The Rock Orchestra By Candlelight' on December 4th, perfect for those seeking a magical holiday experience.
Classical music enthusiasts will appreciate the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s series of performances, including the 'Home Alone In Concert' with Damon Gupton on December 5th and 6th at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. The orchestra also presents 'Cirque Nutcracker' with Jiannan Cheng on December 12th, adding a circus twist to the holiday tradition. Holiday Pops concerts on December 19th and 20th bring festive cheer with beloved orchestral renditions.
For comedy lovers, Baltimore hosts stand-up performances by Sam Jay at The Port Comedy Club on December 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, and 16th, as well as Usama Siddiquee on December 17th through 19th, offering plenty of laughter throughout the month. The Baltimore Soundstage features a variety of acts including TVBOO on December 11th and a special 'A John Waters Christmas' show on December 23rd.
Music fans can also enjoy rock and metal concerts like Silverstein & Story Of The Year at Nevermore Hall on December 2nd and 3rd, Bodysnatcher at Ottobar on December 12th, and the Candlelight tribute to Drake at the Maryland Center for History and Culture on December 12th. Comedy podcasts, live storytelling, and special holiday-themed performances further enrich Baltimore’s December concert scene, making it an ideal time to experience the city’s vibrant arts and entertainment culture.