Concerts in San francisco January
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Concerts in San francisco January 2027 schedule
January in San Francisco offers an exciting lineup of concerts, performances, and comedy shows, making it an ideal time to experience the vibrant arts scene of the city. Music enthusiasts can enjoy a variety of classical, indie, and tribute performances at renowned venues such as Davies Symphony Hall, The Fillmore, and Palace Of Fine Arts. Highlights include the San Francisco Symphony celebrating Herbert Blomstedt with multiple performances from January 14 to 16, and a series of captivating concerts conducted by Alsop featuring Shostakovich's 5th Symphony from January 22 to 24. Fans of jazz and classical piano can look forward to Emanuel Ax's Chamber Music performances on January 10, while the legendary Itzhak Perlman performs on January 19. For contemporary and indie music lovers, Ibeyi takes the stage at The Fillmore on January 27, and The California Honeydrops bring soulful tunes to The Fillmore from January 28 to 30. The month also features dynamic performances by Seong-Jin Cho with Mendelssohn from January 29 to 31, and Jesse Cook at the Palace of Fine Arts on January 17. Comedy fans can enjoy lively nights with Jeff Arcuri at The Masonic, with shows on January 22 and 23, while local comedy nights at The Function Comedy Club start early in the month. For a unique cultural experience, candlelight tributes to Queen, ABBA, The Beatles, Coldplay, and Imagine Dragons at Saint Ignatius Church provide enchanting evenings of music. Additional performances include DakhaBrakha’s eclectic folk from January 16 to 17, and a special appearance by Maxim Galkin at the Palace of Fine Arts on January 29. Whether you're into symphony concerts, indie performances, comedy, or cultural tributes, January in San Francisco promises a diverse and exciting array of events for every taste.