Concerts in San francisco November
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Concerts in San francisco November 2026 schedule
November in San Francisco promises an exciting lineup of concerts and performances across a variety of genres and venues. Music enthusiasts can enjoy a mix of classical symphonies, contemporary pop, electronic, rock, and comedy shows throughout the month. The iconic Davies Symphony Hall hosts a series of classical concerts, including performances by the San Francisco Symphony featuring Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet from November 6 to 15, as well as special recitals like Helene Grimaud's piano performance on November 10. For fans of orchestral and film scores, the Symphony also presents 'The Nightmare Before Christmas In Concert' and a 'Hook' film with live orchestra, scheduled for November 24 and 27-28 respectively. Main venues such as the Chase Center and Bill Graham Civic Auditorium feature major headliners including Jonas Brothers on November 21, Tyla on November 13, and Steve Lacy on November 24, offering a diverse range of contemporary pop and R&B. The Independent and The Masonic host a variety of indie, alternative, and legendary acts like Tom Jones, Thao Nguyen, and Chelsea Handler. Comedy fans can look forward to performances by Ricky Velez, Amber Autry, and Jake Johannsen at Punch Line Comedy Club and Cobb’s Comedy Club, with shows throughout the month. Other notable performances include electronic acts like Supertaste and Kayzo at Brick & Mortar and The Midway, as well as tribute shows such as Windborne's Queen music at the Curran Theatre. Classical and musical theater fans can enjoy Outlander In Concert at the Golden Gate Theatre and a Candlelight Queen vs. ABBA tribute at Saint Ignatius Church. With top performers, renowned venues, and a variety of genres, November in San Francisco offers something for every concert-goer to enjoy.