30+ upcoming concerts headed to North Texas

Mark your calendar for these highly anticipated concerts and music festivals coming to Dallas-Fort Worth throughout the remainder of 2025 and 2026.

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Lady Gaga’s fanbase is referred to as “little monsters.”

Take in a show inside the orange bricks of Dickies Arena. | Photo by FTWtoday

It’s always special when your favorite artist releases new music, but nothing compares to watching them perform live.

Although concert announcements are still dropping every day, this year’s slate already appears to rival last year’s with colossal pop, rock, R&B, and country tours on the horizon.

Here is a list of some of the most anticipated upcoming concerts that are sure to be hot ticket events across the Dallas-Fort Worth metro.

Pop

Jonas Brothers | Thursday, Dec. 4 | Dickies Arena | The pop-rock sibling trio — who’ve had a major resurgence since their reunion — stop by for their “JONAS20: Greetings From Your Hometown” tour.

Pentatonix | Sunday, Dec. 21-Monday, Dec. 22 | Dickies Arena | The world-famous, Arlington-born a cappella group known for their viral renditions of pop hits returns to their near-home base for a two-night harmonious concert.

TWICE | Saturday, Jan. 31 | American Airlines Center | The nine-member K-pop girl group with massive global fandom and infectious pop hits comes to DFW. You may have heard some of their voices on the 2025 animated film “KPop Demon Hunters.”

Lady Gaga | Saturday, Feb. 28-Sunday, March 1 | Dickies Arena | Gaga’s “little monsters” are invited to see the pop icon during her “MAYHEM Ball” tour. It’s her first musical appearance in Fort Worth.

Conan Gray | Tuesday, Mar. 10 | Dickies Arena | The Gen-Z pop-leaning singer-songwriter is known for emotional lyricism and viral hits like “Heather” and “Maniac.”

LANY | Saturday, Apr. 25 | Dickies Arena | The dream-pop band with a devoted fanbase puts out atmospheric, emotional music.

Louis Tomlinson | Sunday, June 21 | Dickies Arena| Hear the smash hits from the former One Direction member turned solo artist, like “Lemonade” and “Back to You.”

Meghan Trainor | Thursday, July 30 | Dickies Arena | Are you all about that bass? Then you would be excited to know that the pop singer is continuing her “Get In Girl” tour in Cowtown.

Rock / Alternative

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Lead singer Florence Welch leads her band during “Symphony of Lungs” in Englad.

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The Lemonheads | Sunday, Dec. 14 | Tannahill’s Tavern Music Hall | The alt-rock stalwarts from the 1990s are best known for their melodic punk and the hit “Into Your Arms.”

NEEDTOBREATH | Saturday, March 7 | Will Rogers Auditorium | The band first gained attention for their Christian themes. Now they’ll be in town for one night on their “Barely Elegant Acoustic” tour.

The Neighbourhood | Tuesday, March 31 | Dickies Arena | You might recognize songs such as “Sweater Weather” and “Daddy Issues.”

Florence + The Machine | Thursday, May 7 | Dickies Arena | The English indie-rock band led by Florence Welch is going on tour to promote their newest album “Everybody Scream.”

Sting | Sunday, May 10 | The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory | The former “The Police” band member stops by during his “3.0" international tour and will perform some of his greatest hits of all time, like “Be Still My Beating Heart.”

YUNGBLUD | Thursday, May 28 | The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory | The English alt-pop punk artist is known for his high-energy performances and youthful rebellious attitude.

5 Seconds of Summer | Tuesday, June 23 | Dickies Arena | Pop-rock band with global appeal and energetic, anthemic songs are gearing up for the “EVERYONE’S A STAR!” world tour.

RUSH | Wednesday, June 24, Friday, June 26, Sunday, June 28 + Tuesday, June 30 | Dickies Arena | The rock legends will celebrate 50 years on tour by bringing their sound and legacy to Fort Worth during “‘Fifty Something’ Tour.” Classic rock fans won’t want to miss the four-night must-see.

Country / Folk

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Did you know that Pat Green is from San Antonio?

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Lady A | Wednesday, Dec. 10 | Texas Trust CU Theatre, Grand Prairie |

Billy Strings | Friday, Dec. 12 | Dickies Arena | The bluegrass guitarist and singer is known for his blazing live performances.

Eli Young Band | Saturday, Dec. 27 | Billy Bob’s Texas | Go “Crazy Girl” for this country music band from Tomball, Texas.

Parker McCollum | Wednesday, Dec. 31 | Dickies Arena | This Texas country singer-songwriter is celebrated for his heartfelt songwriting and strong fanbase.

Pat Green | Saturday, Jan. 24 | Billy Bob’s Texas | The Texan country star helped bring modern Texas troubadour music to a wider audience.

Turnpike Troubadours | Friday, Jan. 30-Saturday, Jan. 31 | Billy Bob’s Texas | The red-dirt country legends are known for their heartfelt songwriting and tight band chemistry.

Bailey Zimmerman | Thursday, April 2 | Dickies Arena | This rising country star belts out raw vocals that are stiking chords in the country music scene.

Hip-Hop, Rap, and R&B

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Fantasia was the season three “American Idol” winner.

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Rod Wave | Tuesday, Dec. 11 | Dickies Arena | The rapper/singer whose emotional, melodic trap songs have made him a breakout chart sensation “The Redemption Experience.”

Gunna | Tuesday, Dec. 11 | The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory | The rapper at the forefront of melodic trap, headlines his “Wun World” tour with other R&B artists like

New Edition | Saturday, Feb. 7 | American Airlines Center | R&B supergroup package tour featuring 1980s-1990s icons, such as Boyz II Men and Toni Braxton.

Fantasia + Anthony Hamilton | Friday, Feb. 13 | Dickies Arena | The season three winner of “American Idol” joins the soulful R&B legend on stage, sharing a night of powerful vocals.

Instrumental / Symphony

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Get ready to jam to rock versions of holiday music.

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Trans-Siberian Orchestra | Saturday, Dec. 20 | American Airlines Center | The rock symphony group famous for their epic holiday-themed live shows will perform “The Ghosts of Christmas Eve.”

Marvel Studios’ Infinity Saga Concert Experience | Friday, March 6–Saturday, March 7 | Bass Performance Hall | Marvel and music fans — assemble. The Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra will play an epic orchestral show, pairing music and scenes from 23 Marvel films.

Music Festivals / Other

A music festival crowd in front of a stage. There are hundres of people dressed in bright clothing, and we are facing the stage along with them. They are waving flags and banners while the sun shines down, and Fort Worth's high rises are visible in the background.

Petition to make the Fort Worth skyline the backdrop of every music festival.

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Jingle Ball | Tuesday, Dec. 2 | Dickies Arena | Annual holiday concert kicks off in Cowtown, featuring Alex Warren, Jessie Murph, mgk, Nelly, Reneé Rapp, Shinedown, and Zara Larsson.

Shaq’s Bass All-Stars Festival | Saturday, March 21 | Panther Island Pavilion | Shaquille O’Neal — oops, we mean DJ Diesel — will return to host the one-night fest will feature 15 electronic acts on two stages.

Dancing With The Stars: Live! | Friday, April 10 | The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory | No judges, no scoring, and no eliminations — just dancing. Enjoy dance performances across Latin, ballroom, contemporary, and solo categories. Plus, VIP tickets come with perks like getting a closer look at the magic behind the curtain.

Ubbi Dubbi Festival | Friday, April 24-Saturday, April 25 | Panther Island Pavilion | Since taking off annually in 2019, the two-day EDM festival invites electronic music lovers from across the globe to enjoy some of the world’s biggest + best DJs and performers.

Lone Star Smokeout | Friday, April 24-Sunday, April 26 | AT&T Stadium | Country music, barbecue, and ice-cold beer — what more do you need? Artists this year include Koe Wetzel, Riley Green, and Shaboozy.

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