Concerts in Pittsburgh November
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Concerts in Pittsburgh November 2026 schedule
November in Pittsburgh promises an exciting lineup of concerts and events across some of the city’s top venues. Music lovers can enjoy a diverse range of performances from iconic bands, orchestras, and emerging artists throughout the month. The Heinz Hall remains a central hub for classical and orchestral performances, hosting concerts such as Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto on November 6 and 7, as well as the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra's captivating programs including 'Natural Woman: The Music of Aretha Franklin' from November 13 to 15, and the spectacular 'Strauss and Tchaikovsky' concerts at the end of the month. For fans of cinematic orchestras, the 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows in Concert' is scheduled for November 1, providing a magical experience. The Citizens Live at The Wylie features several notable acts like Jodeci on November 11, Jack White on November 12, and GloRilla on November 2, making it a hotspot for diverse musical styles. Stage AE and Mr Small's Theatre host energetic performances from bands like Beartooth, Ethan Regan, and Goose, along with lively DJ sets from Zack Fox. The city’s vibrant comedy scene is represented by Jim Gaffigan at PPG Paints Arena on November 7, offering some much-needed laughs during the month. Meanwhile, the City Winery showcases a variety of artists including Julia Jacklin, Marcus Veltri & Rob Landes, and Christopher Williams, providing intimate musical experiences. For jazz and soulful sounds, Boney James performs multiple nights at City Winery, while the Thunderbird Cafe features an eclectic mix of acts, from Jesse Cook to Michigander and Donny Benet. The Crafthouse Stage & Grill hosts an array of performances, including Brother Ali, Colby Acuff, and local favorites like WesGhost. Additionally, special events such as Jim Brickman's Christmas celebration at Byham Theater and the 'Arena of Fire' by The Rock Orchestra at Petersen Events Center add festive flair. Overall, November in Pittsburgh offers a rich tapestry of concerts, from orchestral masterpieces and rock shows to jazz, indie, and comedy, ensuring there's something for every entertainment enthusiast to enjoy throughout the month.