Concerts in Baltimore November
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Concerts in Baltimore November 2026 schedule
Baltimore in November offers an exciting lineup of concerts and events suitable for a variety of music and entertainment enthusiasts. Throughout the month, concert-goers can enjoy performances at top venues like the CFG Bank Arena, Baltimore Soundstage, Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, and The Lyric Baltimore, among others. Major highlights include the highly anticipated performances by DC Youngfly at the Baltimore Comedy Factory on November 20th and 21st, bringing comedy and entertainment to the city. Music lovers can experience the energetic Dave Matthews Band on November 10th at CFG Bank Arena, or enjoy the soulful sounds of Doja Cat performing on November 20th at the same venue. The legendary Jodeci is also set to perform at The Paramount Baltimore on November 20th, promising an unforgettable R&B night. Classical music enthusiasts will appreciate the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra's diverse performances, including the Psycho In Concert on November 1st, Don Juan & Stories In Sound on November 8th, and Mandy Gonzalez singing Lin-Manuel Miranda favorites on November 21st and 22nd at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Comedy fans can catch Joe List at The Port Comedy Club across multiple dates, while rock and metal fans can attend shows by The Menzingers, Whitechapel, and Saosin at Baltimore Soundstage and Nevermore Hall. For a family-friendly experience, Disney Descendants & Zombies: Worlds Collide will take the stage at CFG Bank Arena on November 14th. Additionally, the city hosts a variety of unique events such as Candlelight neo-soul performances, Neo-Soul Favorites at Maryland Center for History and Culture, and special performances by artists like Afghan Whigs, Prince Daddy and The Hyena, and Triumph Band. Whether you're looking for comedy, live music, orchestral performances, or special themed events, Baltimore's November concert scene offers something for everyone to enjoy.