Concerts in Chicago November
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Concerts in Chicago November 2026 schedule
Chicago in November 2026 offers a vibrant and diverse lineup of concerts and events across some of the city's premier venues. Music enthusiasts can enjoy a wide range of genres, from classical symphonies to modern pop, rock, hip-hop, and comedy shows. Notable performances include the Chicago Symphony Orchestra featuring Mao Fujita performing Beethoven 5, with multiple dates from November 4th to 8th at Orchestra Hall, showcasing world-class classical music. Jazz and orchestral fans also have the opportunity to attend the performance of Yo-Yo Ma and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra on November 11th, a highly anticipated event in the classical scene.
For rock and metal fans, the Aragon Ballroom hosts the energetic band Rawayana on November 7th, and the impressive lineup of Sabaton, Pop Evil, & Wings of Steel on November 24th at The Salt Shed Indoors. The House Of Blues features heavy acts like Whitechapel on November 28th and Ax and the Hatchetmen on November 21st, appealing to metal and alternative audiences.
Popular contemporary artists such as Tyla perform at the Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom on November 22nd, and Rod Wave takes the stage at the United Center on November 1st, drawing large crowds. Hip-hop fans can catch performances by Fetty Wap on November 20th at The Salt Shed Indoors or John Summit on November 24th and 25th at the United Center.
Comedy lovers are well-catered to with stand-up shows by Andy Haynes at The Comedy Bar on November 13th and 14th, Nikki Glaser at The Chicago Theatre on November 13th, 14th, and 15th, and Bert Kreischer on November 6th at The Chicago Theatre.
Family-friendly and special events include the 'Symphonic Superheroes' concerts by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra on November 21st, with multiple performances throughout the day, and the 'How to Train Your Dragon 2 in Concert' series from November 27th to 29th at Orchestra Hall, providing an immersive experience for all ages.
Additionally, the city hosts a variety of local and emerging artists such as Chicago Farmer, Gatsbys American Dream, and the Improvement Movement, performing at venues like Galleria Garcias, Reggie's Music Joint, and The Empty Bottle. The month also features unique offerings like gospel brunch at the House of Blues and comedy showcases, making November a dynamic and exciting time for live entertainment in Chicago.
Whether you're into classical symphonies, modern pop and rock acts, hip-hop, comedy, or family shows, Chicago's November concert schedule has something for everyone.