Concerts in St. louis November
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Concerts in St. louis November 2026 schedule
November in St. Louis promises an exciting lineup of concerts and events across a variety of genres and venues. Music enthusiasts can enjoy performances from legendary bands like Journey, who will be performing at the Enterprise Center from November 16th, and iconic acts such as Three Days Grace, I Prevail, and The Funeral Portrait, also at the Enterprise Center on November 7th. Rock fans can catch Trivium at The Factory in Chesterfield on November 25th, while metal fans have multiple opportunities to see bands like Sabaton, Pop Evil, and Wings of Steel at The Factory and Delmar Hall. Classic rock and symphony lovers can experience the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra presenting masterpieces like Rachmaninoff and Tchaikovsky at Powell Symphony Hall throughout early November, as well as a special 'A Salute to America' concert from November 20th to 21st. Comedy fans are in for a treat with performances by Jay Leno at River City Casino, Rob Schneider at Kirkwood Performing Arts Center, and stand-up acts at Helium Comedy Club, including Damon Darling and Reggie Conquest. For those interested in contemporary alternative and indie music, Kurt Vile and The Violators perform at The Sovereign, while local acts like Leanne Morgan and Sam Shackleton bring comedy and music to the Fox Theatre and Blueberry Hill Duck Room. Additionally, a variety of other concerts and events, including performances by Shaun Cassidy, Amythyst Kiah, and Leanne Morgan, ensure there’s something for everyone in St. Louis this November. Top venues such as Powell Symphony Hall, The Factory, The Pageant, and the Fabulous Fox Theatre host a diverse array of concerts, comedy shows, and symphonies, making November an ideal time to experience live entertainment in the city.