Concerts in Baltimore This-weekend
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Concerts in Baltimore This-weekend 2026 schedule
This weekend in Baltimore offers an exciting lineup of concerts and events for music lovers and entertainment enthusiasts alike. On Saturday, September 19th, the city comes alive with a diverse array of performances. Fans of electronic and alternative music can catch Sickick at Liv's Tavern at 8:00 pm, while those interested in hip-hop and trap culture can enjoy Trap Karaoke at Nevermore Hall starting at 7:00 pm. Classical music enthusiasts have the opportunity to experience the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra's captivating performance themed 'Steve Hackman - Taylor Swift's The Symphony Era' at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, also at 7:30 pm. For a more energetic vibe, the French Police are performing at Baltimore Soundstage at 8:00 pm, and metal fans can head to the Soundstage for All Shall Perish at 7:00 pm. Comedy lovers can enjoy stand-up acts at the Baltimore Comedy Factory, featuring Shuler King with shows at 7:00 pm and 9:45 pm, as well as Jeffrey Keller performing at The Port Comedy Club with shows at 7:00 pm and 9:30 pm. Jazz and neo-soul fans can experience the intimate Candlelight concerts, including Vivaldi's Four Seasons and Neo-Soul Favorites, at the Maryland Center for History and Culture at 6:30 pm and 8:30 pm respectively. For those seeking a more festival-style atmosphere, the 9 Million Fest at Ottobar kicks off at 5:00 pm, offering a blend of live music and vibrant energy. On Sunday, September 20th, the festivities continue with Luna performing at Ottobar at 7:00 pm and the heavy metal band All Shall Perish at Baltimore Soundstage at 7:00 pm. Whether you're into symphonic melodies, indie tunes, or high-energy concerts, Baltimore's concert venues are packed with top performers and memorable experiences this weekend.