Fireworks
Sun 6 Dec · 8:00 PM
The Independent · San Francisco
Rock concerts in San Francisco
Rock and live concerts in San Francisco: currently 147 upcoming dates across 21 venues, scheduled from August 2026 to May 2027.
The most active venues right now:
- The Fillmore — 30 dates
- The Castro Theatre — 30 dates
- August Hall — 20 dates
- The Masonic — 13 dates
- Brick and Mortar Music Hall — 7 dates
The line-up ranges from household names to newcomers — a single overview of every upcoming Rock date in San Francisco.
Below you'll find the full schedule for San Francisco. Filter by date, compare the listings and book each event directly with the official ticket seller — the final price including fees is shown on the seller's site.
131 events
Angine de Poitrine
Mon 7 Dec · 8:00 PM
The Castro Theatre · San Francisco
Sanctuary Park Tour: Celebrating 40 Years of The Jayhawks
Wed 9 Dec · 8:00 PM
The Fillmore · San Francisco
The Pineapple Thief
Wed 9 Dec · 8:00 PM
August Hall · San Francisco
Tiny Habits - The Keepers Tour
Sat 12 Dec · 8:00 PM
The Castro Theatre · San Francisco
The Allman Betts Family Revival
19 Dec – 20 Dec
San Francisco
David Archuleta: The Warm Me Up Holiday Tour
Sat 19 Dec · 8:00 PM
The Castro Theatre · San Francisco
STS9
15 Jan – 16 Jan
San Francisco
VNV Nation - An Evening With
Sun 21 Mar · 7:30 PM
August Hall · San Francisco
The Mary Wallopers
Thu 1 Apr · 8:00 PM
August Hall · San Francisco
Niall Horan: Dinner Party Live On Tour
Tue 25 May · 7:30 PM
Chase Center · San Francisco
Frequently asked questions
How many Rock events are on in San Francisco?
Currently 147 upcoming dates across 21 venues, scheduled through May 2027.
Where do the events take place?
Across the city — the most active are The Fillmore, The Castro Theatre, August Hall.
What can I expect from Rock in San Francisco?
Rock and live concerts from local and touring names — the full schedule is below.
How do I buy tickets?
Pick an event, open its page and book directly with the official ticket seller. The final price including all fees is shown there — OnStage adds nothing on top.