Concerts in Minneapolis Next-weekend
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Concerts in Minneapolis Next-weekend 2026 schedule
Looking ahead to the upcoming weekend in Minneapolis, concert enthusiasts can expect a diverse lineup of performances across some of the city's top venues from November 7th to November 8th, 2026. On Saturday, November 7th, the entertainment kicks off with a variety of live shows, including the energetic rock band Katseye performing at the Target Center. Fans of comedy can enjoy stand-up acts like Paul Elia at Rick Bronson's House of Comedy or Kyle Kinane at Acme Comedy Company. Music lovers have an exciting lineup with bands like Arch Enemy & The Black Dahlia Murder at The Fillmore and LeahLanchi at The Cedar Cultural Center, along with performances by Mojo Brookzz at the Orpheum Theatre, and Alyssa Grace at the Fine Line Music Cafe. Additionally, the Granada Theater hosts a unique event, 'An Idiot's Guide to Wine,' combining stand-up comedy with wine tasting. The evening also features tribute performances such as 'I Honestly Love You,' celebrating Olivia Newton-John at Crooners, and a variety of local acts at venues like First Avenue and Varsity Theater. On Sunday, November 8th, the excitement continues with stellar acts including Jack White at The Armory, The War and Treaty at First Avenue, and Eivor at the Fine Line Music Cafe. The night wraps up with soulful sounds from Teddy Thompson at The Cedar Cultural Center and comedy performances from Paul Elia at Rick Bronson's House of Comedy. Whether you're into rock, indie, comedy, or tribute acts, Minneapolis offers an eclectic mix of concerts and events next weekend, making it an ideal time to experience the vibrant local music and entertainment scene.