Events in Dallas Next-weekend
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Events in Dallas Next-weekend 2026 schedule
Looking ahead to next weekend in Dallas, a diverse lineup of events promises entertainment for all interests. Music enthusiasts can catch performances by popular artists such as Rod Wave, performing at the American Airlines Center on September 26th and 27th, and Idina Menzel, who will be delivering a gala concert at the Meyerson Symphony Center on September 26th. For fans of indie and alternative, Reykjavik86 will showcase multiple shows at the Wyly Theatre from September 26th to 27th, while Indigo Girls are set to perform at the Majestic Theatre on September 27th.
The city's vibrant comedy scene is highlighted with stand-up acts by Kelsey Cook at the Improv Comedy Club on September 26th, and Monty Franklin at Hyena's Comedy Night Club, offering laughs on both Saturday and Sunday. Additionally, Dallas Comedy Club presents Primetime Comedy, and Nerve-telling performances at the Cambridge Room of the House of Blues.
Classical music lovers can enjoy the Dallas Symphony Orchestra's performance of Scheherazade with Pablo Sainz-Villegas at the Meyerson on September 27th, while the Candlelight series offers a neo-soul themed experience at Edison's on Sunday evening. For sports fans, the Cotton Bowl will be hosting a football game between Grambling State Tigers and Prairie View A&M Panthers on Saturday evening.
Family and cultural events are also abundant, such as the Oddities and Curiosities Expo at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, running all weekend, as well as art exhibitions featuring Reykjavik86 and Emily Franklin at the Wyly Theatre and Dallas Museum of Art respectively. The House Of Blues hosts a variety of acts including Hairball and Isaiah Falls, ensuring a lively weekend in Dallas with concerts, comedy, sports, and cultural experiences across renowned venues like the American Airlines Center, House of Blues, and others.