Concerts in San francisco Next-weekend
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Concerts in San francisco Next-weekend 2026 schedule
Looking ahead to the upcoming weekend concerts in San Francisco, music enthusiasts can look forward to a diverse array of live performances across some of the city's premier venues. From September 26th to September 27th, the city will be bustling with concerts featuring renowned artists, comedy shows, and festival events.
On Saturday, September 26th, fans of alternative rock and indie sounds can catch Sleep performing at The Fillmore, while jazz and soul lovers might enjoy Parcels at The Regency Ballroom. Electronic music continues to dominate with Groove Armada and Fcukers hitting The Great Northern and Public Works respectively. For those interested in comedy, Cobb's Comedy Club and The Function Comedy Club will host standout acts like Joanne McNally and HellaFunny Comedy Night.
The day also features a special tribute night with Rusty Chains performing a Chris Cornell tribute at The Great American Music Hall, alongside performances by Max Fry and North By Northwest at Toni Rembe Theater. Classical and symphonic music fans can experience a powerful collaboration between Fantastic Negrito and the San Francisco Symphony at Davies Symphony Hall.
Sunday, September 27th, is packed with a variety of concerts and comedy shows. Highlights include performances by Guardin at Brick & Mortar Music Hall and Joon at Cafe Du Nord. For a lively festival experience, the Portola Music Festival at Pier 80 offers two days of electronic and dance music, with Sunday headliners like SG Lewis at The Great Northern. Top venues such as The Masonic host a layered lineup, including Amy Grant and Julieta Venegas.
Comedy continues to be a major part of the weekend, with shows at Punch Line Comedy Club and Cobb's Comedy Club featuring fresh acts like Your Next Comic and Really Funny Comedians (Who Happen To Be Women). Meanwhile, the legendary Art Garfunkel is set to perform at the Golden Gate Theatre, offering an iconic musical experience.
Whether you're into live music, comedy, or festivals, San Francisco's concert scene next weekend promises unforgettable moments across its vibrant venues. Be sure to check specific dates and times to plan your perfect weekend of entertainment.