Concerts in Baltimore This-week
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Concerts in Baltimore This-week 2026 schedule
This week in Baltimore promises an exciting lineup of concerts and events across some of the city’s top venues. Music enthusiasts can look forward to performances by renowned artists such as Billy Strings, who will be gracing the CFG Bank Arena with a series of shows on October 30th and 31st, including a 2-day pass option and individual performances. Meanwhile, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra will be delivering captivating classical and thematic concerts, including 'Psycho In Concert' featuring conductor Nicholas Hersh on October 30th and November 1st, as well as 'The Conductor's Spellbook' conducted by Tatiana Perez-Hernandez on October 31st. Fans of live orchestral music should not miss these immersive experiences at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. For those interested in comedy and alternative performances, The Port Comedy Club will host Erica Rhodes on October 30th and 31st, with additional shows by Liam Cullagh on October 27th and 28th. The Baltimore Soundstage will feature performances by Hawthorne Heights on October 29th and Uncle Kunkel's One Gram Band on October 30th, along with a late-night set by Fireside Collective on October 31st. For a more eclectic musical experience, Leftover Salmon will perform at Nevermore Hall on October 30th and 31st, while Noizu will bring electronic vibes to The Power Plant Live on October 30th. Rock and alternative music will also be highlighted with shows from Cocoa Brown at Baltimore Comedy Factory and Rasputina at Ottobar. The week concludes with a diverse array of acts, including indie band Sweet Pill performing at Ottobar on November 1st. Whether you're into orchestral, rock, comedy, or electronic music, Baltimore this week offers something for every concertgoer to enjoy.