Concerts in Denver November
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Concerts in Denver November 2026 schedule
November in Denver offers an exciting lineup of concerts and events across a variety of genres and venues. Music enthusiasts can enjoy performances from main performers like Tyla at the Fillmore Auditorium on November 20th, Shaun Cassidy at MCA Denver on November 7th, Teddy Swims at the Ball Arena on November 1st, and Journey returning to the Ball Arena on November 22nd. The month features a diverse range of acts, from rock bands such as Three Days Grace, I Prevail, and The Funeral Portrait performing at the Ball Arena on November 11th, to iconic symphony performances with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra under conductor Peter Oundjian, showcasing works like the Elgar Cello Concerto and Dvorak Symphony No. 7 at Boettcher Concert Hall, including special holiday-themed shows like 'Home Alone in Concert' spanning multiple dates from November 27th to 29th.
Top venues hosting these concerts include the Fillmore Auditorium, renowned for its energetic atmosphere and diverse acts; the iconic Ball Arena, which will host major artists and symphonic performances; and The Mission Ballroom, featuring an eclectic mix of electronic, alternative, and live music acts such as Smoakland, The Living Tombstone, and TVBOO. The Paramount Theatre remains a favorite for a wide array of performances, from comedy acts like Fortune Feimster to international artists like Orville Peck and Outlander In Concert.
Additional highlights include performances by bands like Underoath, August Burns Red, and Atreyu at the Fillmore, and a variety of comedy shows featuring Mo Amer and Ashley Gavin at Comedy Works Downtown. For fans of jazz and classical music, the season offers special performances like the Mozart Requiem by the Colorado Symphony Chorus and a De Los Muertos Celebration.
Whether you're into rock, symphony, comedy, or electronic music, Denver's November concert schedule is packed with memorable events at top venues, promising something for everyone to enjoy this season.