Concerts in San Francisco

852 upcoming concerts in San Francisco, across 104 venues, including The Independent, Kilowatt and Bottom Of The Hill. Dates, times and tickets.

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Concerts in San Francisco: venues and styles

The busiest venues in San Francisco: The Independent (92), Kilowatt (53), Bottom Of The Hill (45), Brick and Mortar Music Hall (44), The Castro Theatre (43), Cafe Du Nord (39).

Most represented styles: pop, rock & indie, electronic, R&B, soul, funk, gospel & reggae.

Each venue has its own page with all its announced dates.

Frequently asked questions

What concerts are coming up in San Francisco?

852 concerts are currently announced in San Francisco, including Armin van Buuren (Pier 48's Shed A), Jonas Brothers: The Burning Up Tour All Over Again (Chase Center San Francisco) and Ms. Lauryn Hill & Wyclef Jean Celebrating 30 years of Fugees The Score (Greek Theatre-U.C. Berkeley). Most represented styles: pop, rock & indie, electronic, R&B, soul, funk, gospel & reggae. The list above is rebuilt every night from the venues’ and promoters’ own announcements.

Which venues host the most concerts in San Francisco?

Right now, the busiest venues in San Francisco are The Independent, Kilowatt, Bottom Of The Hill and Brick and Mortar Music Hall. Each has its own page listing every announced date.

Are there free concerts in San Francisco?

Yes: 56 free concerts are announced in San Francisco at the moment — look for the “Free” badge on the cards above.

How do I book tickets?

Each page links to the ticket seller of the venue or promoter. Free events carry a “Free” badge — some still require booking or have limited capacity, which is stated on the page.