Live Entertainment Venues

Abilene, Texas

Paramount Theatre in downtown Abilene is a restored 1930 Spanish Colonial movie palace presenting concerts, film, and touring performances for the West Texas Big Country region.

352 Cypress St 79601

Arlington, Texas

AT&T Stadium is a 100,000-seat retractable-roof stadium in Arlington — home of the NFL Dallas Cowboys and host of Super Bowls, NCAA Final Fours, concerts, and global sporting events. The world's largest domed stadium with the world's largest column-free interior anchors Arlington's entertainment district alongside Globe Life Field and the newly opened Texas Live! entertainment complex, serving a market of Texas gamblers who cross to Oklahoma and Louisiana for gaming.

1 AT&T Way 76011

Arlington, Texas

AT&T Stadium (home of the Dallas Cowboys) is one of the most iconic sports venues in the world — a 100,000-capacity Arlington stadium whose $1.2 billion construction created America's largest domed stadium and one of the most technologically sophisticated sports venues ever built. The Cowboys' status as "America's Team," the stadium's extraordinary scale (the world's largest retractable-roof stadium at construction), and its role as host to Super Bowls, NCAA championships, and boxing matches make it one of the most recognizable sports venues on Earth.

1 AT&T Way, Arlington, TX 76011

Arlington, Texas

Globe Life Field is the home of the Texas Rangers and the world's largest air-conditioned retractable roof stadium — a 40,300-capacity ballpark that solved baseball's Texas climate problem by creating a fully climate-controlled environment that has become the envy of every hot-weather baseball market. The stadium's 2020 opening and the Rangers' 2023 World Series championship have made it one of the most significant new baseball stadiums built in the 21st century.

734 Stadium Dr, Arlington, TX 76011

Austin, Texas

ACL Live at the Moody Theater is Austin's most prestigious mid-size concert venue — a 2,750-capacity hall on the banks of Shoal Creek in the Second Street District that serves as the permanent taping home of the legendary Austin City Limits TV show, the longest-running music performance show in US television history. Performances at ACL Live carry extraordinary prestige; the intimate acoustic design makes every show feel like a private audience with the artist.

310 W Willie Nelson Blvd 78701

Austin, Texas

ACL Live at the Moody Theater in downtown Austin is the home of the long-running Austin City Limits PBS television series, presenting national touring concerts in a 2,750-capacity venue within the W Austin hotel complex.

310 W Willie Nelson Blvd 78701

Austin, Texas

Alamo Drafthouse Cinema is Austin's greatest cultural contribution to American entertainment — the South Lamar flagship of the revolutionary cinema-restaurant chain that reinvented the moviegoing experience with strict no-talking policies, full bar service, and a film programming ethos that treats cinema as an art form worthy of reverence. Founded in Austin in 1997, Alamo Drafthouse has expanded nationally while maintaining Austin as its spiritual home and the embodiment of the creative spirit that makes Austin one of America's most culturally innovative cities.

1120 S Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78704

Austin, Texas

Austin360 Amphitheatre at Circuit of the Americas is Austin's most spectacular outdoor concert venue — a 14,000-capacity amphitheater adjacent to F1's US Grand Prix circuit presenting major outdoor concerts in the Live Music Capital of the World. Austin's extraordinary music heritage (SXSW, the historic 6th Street music scene, and the legendary Austin City Limits festival) creates a concert market of global cultural significance.

9201 Circuit of Americas Blvd, Austin, TX 78617

Austin, Texas

Long Center for the Performing Arts is Austin's premier arts complex — a 2,400-seat concert hall and black box theater on Town Lake presenting Austin Symphony, Ballet Austin, and national theatrical touring productions. The hall's extraordinary lakeside setting, with views of downtown Austin across Lady Bird Lake, creates one of the most scenic performance venue arrivals in America.

701 W Riverside Dr, Austin, TX 78704

Austin, Texas

Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Park in downtown Austin is a 5,000-capacity outdoor concert venue along Waller Creek presenting major touring acts and the ACL Fest-adjacent programming steps from the Texas Capitol.

1301 Trinity St 78701

Austin, Texas

Moody Center is Austin's state-of-the-art arena — a 15,000-seat multipurpose venue on the University of Texas campus that opened in 2022 as the city's first true large-scale indoor concert facility. Its opening ended Austin's long run as a top-10 US market without a proper arena; Lady Gaga headlined the inaugural show. The venue serves the Texas capital's explosive population growth and positions Austin as a premier market for major touring artists.

2001 Robert Dedman Dr 78712

Austin, Texas

Moody Center on the University of Texas campus is a 15,000-seat arena hosting Longhorns basketball alongside major touring concerts, opened in 2022 as Austin's newest large-scale entertainment venue.

2001 Robert Dedman Dr 78712

Austin, Texas

Moody Center at the University of Texas is Austin's premier indoor entertainment arena — a 15,000-capacity state-of-the-art venue that replaced the antiquated Frank Erwin Center as UT's indoor sports and concert facility in 2022. The arena's opening brought world-class concert infrastructure to America's Live Music Capital for the first time, enabling Austin to compete for major touring acts that previously bypassed the city due to insufficient arena capacity.

2001 Robert Dedman Dr, Austin, TX 78712

Austin, Texas

Paramount Theatre is Austin's most beloved performance venue — a 1915 vaudeville theater on Congress Avenue that presents the most diverse programming of any Austin venue, from film festivals to Broadway productions to the most intimate shows by world-renowned musicians. Its extraordinary history as Austin's most continuously operated performance space, combined with its 1,300-seat intimacy and Congress Avenue location at the heart of Texas's capital, make it irreplaceable in Austin's cultural landscape.

713 Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78701

Austin, Texas

Stubb's Bar-B-Q on Red River Street is one of Austin's most iconic music venues, combining a barbecue restaurant with an indoor club and outdoor amphitheater that has hosted SXSW showcases and touring acts for decades.

801 Red River St 78701

Austin, Texas

Stubb's Waller Creek Amphitheater is Austin's most beloved outdoor music venue — a 2,750-capacity open-air amphitheatre on Waller Creek in the Red River Cultural District that combines Texas barbeque heritage with world-class live music. Named after Stubb's legendary BBQ pitmaster C.B. Stubblefield, the venue's Sunday Gospel Brunch and regular outdoor concerts have made it an Austin institution as central to the city's identity as 6th Street.

801 Red River St 78701

Corpus Christi, Texas

American Bank Center on the Corpus Christi bayfront presents concerts, family entertainment, and Ice Rays hockey in the primary indoor arena for the South Texas Gulf Coast region.

1901 N Shoreline Blvd 78401

Dallas, Texas

American Airlines Center is Dallas's premier arena — a 19,200-seat facility in Victory Park that is home to the NBA Mavericks and NHL Stars and hosts the biggest concert tours in North Texas. The arena anchors the Victory Park entertainment district with hotels, restaurants, and bars surrounding it, serving one of the fastest-growing major metropolitan gaming and entertainment markets in the United States.

2500 Victory Ave 75219

Dallas, Texas

American Airlines Center in the Victory Park development is home to the Dallas Mavericks and Dallas Stars, presenting major touring concerts in an 18,500-seat arena anchoring downtown Dallas's entertainment district.

2500 Victory Ave 75219

Dallas, Texas

Dos Equis Pavilion at Fair Park is Dallas's premier outdoor amphitheatre — a 20,000-capacity venue at the historic Texas State Fairgrounds that hosts the biggest summer concert tours and festivals for the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Adjacent to the legendary State Fair of Texas grounds, the pavilion serves a massive North Texas audience that makes DFW one of the highest-grossing concert markets in the country.

1818 First Ave 75226

Dallas, Texas

Granada Theater on Lower Greenville Avenue is a restored 1946 movie theater presenting touring indie, rock, and comedy acts, a cornerstone of the Lower Greenville entertainment district.

3524 Greenville Ave 75206

Dallas, Texas

House of Blues Dallas is one of the most active mid-size live music venues in Texas — a 2,250-capacity club in Uptown that books rock, blues, pop, country, and hip-hop acts year-round. Part of the nationally recognized House of Blues chain, the Dallas location features the chain's signature folk art-adorned interiors, excellent sound production, and a Sunday Gospel Brunch that has become a weekly institution for Dallas's entertainment community.

2200 N Lamar St 75202

Dallas, Texas

House of Blues Dallas near the American Airlines Center presents national touring acts across its main music hall and Cambridge Room, part of the House of Blues chain in the Victory Park entertainment district.

2200 N Lamar St 75202

Dallas, Texas

Majestic Theatre is Dallas's most treasured historic performing arts venue — a 1921 Spanish Baroque movie palace that has been beautifully restored to present concerts, comedy, and theatrical performances in one of the most ornately decorated interiors in Texas. Its 1,800-seat capacity and extraordinary craftsmanship make it the most intimate of Dallas's major entertainment venues and a beloved alternative to the larger capacity of the American Airlines Center.

1925 Elm St, Dallas, TX 75201

Dallas, Texas

The Bomb Factory in Deep Ellum is a 4,300-capacity concert hall in a converted 1900s manufacturing building, presenting major touring artists as one of Dallas's largest indoor music venues.

2713 Canton St 75226

Dallas, Texas

Toyota Music Factory in Las Colinas combines an outdoor amphitheater, indoor Pavilion venue, restaurants, and a movie theater into one of the Dallas-Fort Worth area's largest mixed-use entertainment complexes.

300 W Las Colinas Blvd 75039

El Paso, Texas

Abraham Chavez Theatre in downtown El Paso is the primary concert hall for the El Paso Symphony Orchestra and touring performances, part of the El Paso Convention Center complex.

1 Civic Center Plaza 79901

El Paso, Texas

Don Haskins Center on the UTEP campus is a 12,000-seat arena hosting Miners basketball alongside major touring concerts, the largest indoor entertainment venue in El Paso.

500 W University Ave 79968

Fort Worth, Texas

Bass Performance Hall in downtown Fort Worth is home to the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra and Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, an architecturally striking concert hall with two large angel-trumpet sculptures flanking its facade.

525 Commerce St 76102

Fort Worth, Texas

Dickies Arena in the Fort Worth Cultural District is a 14,000-seat arena hosting the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo alongside major touring concerts, opened in 2019 as one of the newest large arenas in North Texas.

1911 Montgomery St 76107

Galveston, Texas

Grand 1894 Opera House is one of Texas's most beautifully restored historic performance venues — an 1894 Galveston Island theater presenting Broadway touring productions, concerts, and cultural events in one of the Gulf Coast's most architecturally significant historic theaters. Galveston's extraordinary Victorian architecture and its role as Texas's premier 19th-century cultural capital are preserved in the Grand's continued operation as the island's most important performing arts institution.

2020 Postoffice St, Galveston, TX 77550

Houston, Texas

House of Blues Houston is a 2,200-capacity live music venue in downtown Houston's GreenStreet complex — a year-round booking machine for rock, blues, country, and hip-hop acts serving the fourth-largest city in America. Houston's enormous and diverse population across 665 square miles makes it one of the highest-grossing live music markets in the country, and the HOB location near the Theater District serves both the downtown residential and tourism markets.

1204 Caroline St 77002

Houston, Texas

House of Blues Houston in downtown's Bayou Place complex presents national touring acts across its music hall and smaller Bronze Peacock stage as part of the House of Blues chain.

1204 Caroline St 77002

Houston, Texas

Jones Hall for the Performing Arts is Houston's primary symphony and opera concert hall — a 2,966-seat venue home to the Houston Symphony and presenting Houston Grand Opera (one of America's premier opera companies) and major classical performances. HGO's extraordinary international reputation, built on world premiere productions of works by Dominick Argento, John Adams, and Philip Glass, has made Houston one of the most significant opera cities in the world.

615 Louisiana St, Houston, TX 77002

Houston, Texas

Toyota Center is a 18,300-seat arena in downtown Houston — home to the NBA Rockets and a major concert venue for the Gulf Coast's largest metro area. Houston's central location between the Louisiana casino markets (Coushatta, L'Auberge Lake Charles) and the Texas Hill Country destination markets makes Toyota Center a key entertainment anchor for Texas visitors who combine Houston leisure with cross-border gaming.

1510 Polk St 77002

Houston, Texas

Toyota Center in downtown Houston is home to the Houston Rockets, presenting major touring concerts in an 18,000-seat arena at the heart of the city's downtown entertainment district.

1510 Polk St 77002

Houston, Texas

Warehouse Live near downtown Houston's East Downtown (EaDo) district presents national touring concerts across three stages in converted warehouse buildings, one of the city's most active mid-size venues.

813 St Emanuel St 77003

Houston, Texas

White Oak Music Hall is Houston's premier independent multi-venue music complex — a sprawling campus with a 2,500-seat indoor hall, a 3,000-capacity rooftop amphitheatre, and a smaller 100-capacity downstairs stage, all serving different tiers of the music market. Since opening in 2016, it has become central to Houston's vibrant live music ecosystem, booking a diverse mix of indie, country, hip-hop, and electronic artists year-round.

2915 N Main St 77009

Houston, Texas

White Oak Music Hall in the Near Northside is a modern Houston venue complex with an indoor hall, upstairs lounge, and outdoor lawn stage presenting touring indie, hip-hop, and electronic acts.

2915 N Main St 77009

Houston, Texas

Wortham Theater Center is the anchor of Houston's Theater District — a twin-theater complex housing the Brown Theater (2,200 seats) and Cullen Theater (1,100 seats), home to Houston Ballet and Houston Grand Opera. Houston's Theater District, with 12 performing arts organizations within walking distance, represents the most concentrated performing arts campus in America outside of New York City.

501 Texas Ave, Houston, TX 77002

Irving, Texas

Toyota Music Factory is one of the DFW area's most dynamic entertainment complexes — an Irving venue combining an outdoor amphitheater, indoor concert hall, and entertainment district that serves the enormous Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area. The DFW metroplex's extraordinary size (the fourth-largest metropolitan area in the United States) and Texas's culture of large-scale entertainment create consistent demand for the quality programming Toyota Music Factory provides.

300 W Las Colinas Blvd, Irving, TX 75039

Kerrville, Texas

Cailloux Theater in downtown Kerrville is a restored 1926 movie palace presenting concerts and community theater for the Texas Hill Country's Kerr County region.

910 Main St 78028

Lubbock, Texas

Cactus Theater on Buddy Holly Avenue in Lubbock is a restored 1938 movie theater presenting country, western swing, and tribute concerts honoring Lubbock's rich musical heritage as Buddy Holly's hometown.

1812 Buddy Holly Ave 79401

San Antonio, Texas

AT&T Center is San Antonio's NBA arena and premier concert venue — an 18,418-seat facility that is home to the San Antonio Spurs and host of major touring acts for Texas's second-largest city. San Antonio's Fiesta-season events, its River Walk hospitality culture, and the proximity to Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino in nearby Eagle Pass make the AT&T Center the anchor of a broader entertainment ecosystem.

1 AT&T Center Pkwy 78219

San Antonio, Texas

Aztec Theatre on the San Antonio River Walk is a lavishly restored 1926 movie palace with Mayan and Aztec-inspired decor, presenting touring concerts and comedy in a 2,100-capacity historic venue.

104 N St Mary's St 78205

San Antonio, Texas

Frost Bank Center is San Antonio's premier indoor entertainment venue — an 18,500-capacity arena home to the San Antonio Spurs NBA team (five-time NBA champions) and one of the most active entertainment arenas in the American South. The Spurs' extraordinary dynasty under Gregg Popovich and Tim Duncan created one of the NBA's most passionate fanbases in the 7th-largest US city, ensuring consistent sellouts and an arena atmosphere that ranks among the best in professional basketball.

1 AT&T Center Pkwy, San Antonio, TX 78219

San Antonio, Texas

Sunset Station in a restored 1902 Southern Pacific railroad depot east of downtown San Antonio presents concerts and events across multiple indoor and outdoor spaces on the historic rail campus.

1174 E Commerce St 78205

San Antonio, Texas

Tobin Center is San Antonio's premier performing arts complex — a 1,750-seat concert hall presenting San Antonio Symphony, Broadway touring productions, and international performers in the Alamo City's most important cultural venue. Its River Walk location and its role as the cultural anchor of downtown San Antonio's entertainment district make it essential to San Antonio's ambitions as a comprehensive cultural destination.

100 Auditorium Cir, San Antonio, TX 78205

The Woodlands, Texas

Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion is one of the finest outdoor amphitheaters in America — a 17,000-capacity Woodlands venue presenting major rock, pop, and country touring acts alongside the Houston Symphony. The Pavilion's extraordinary natural setting, its technical excellence, and its role as the primary outdoor concert venue for America's fourth-largest city create a summer concert experience of the highest caliber.

2005 Lake Robbins Dr, The Woodlands, TX 77380

The Woodlands, Texas

Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion is one of America's premier outdoor amphitheaters — a 17,500-capacity venue in The Woodlands that consistently ranks among the top-grossing amphitheaters in North America. The pavilion's combination of covered reserved seating, expansive lawn, and the Houston Symphony's summer performances alongside country, rock, and pop touring acts serves the enormous Houston northern suburbs entertainment market with exceptional consistency.

2005 Lake Robbins Dr, The Woodlands, TX 77380

The Woodlands, Texas

The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in The Woodlands north of Houston is a 16,500-capacity outdoor amphitheater presenting major touring concerts and the Houston Symphony's summer season.

2005 Lake Robbins Dr 77380

Waco, Texas

Waco Hippodrome Theatre in downtown Waco is a restored 1914 vaudeville and movie palace presenting concerts and events alongside a dine-in cinema, near the Magnolia Market at the Silos tourism district.

724 Austin Ave 76701