With cool evenings around the corner, enjoy a night out on the town singing and dancing at one of these upcoming fall concerts.
Nightlife around the Main Line is like no other, so it’s no surprise that the concert lineup for this fall is jam-packed with hit artists ready to bring the vibes to you. With the fall season in full swing, grab your tickets and plan out your event list before spots sell out. Make things easy and take inspiration from our top picks for upcoming concerts in the Main Line area this fall.
Tarrus Riley at Ardmore Music Hall
23 East Lancaster Ave., Ardmore
October 6
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Get groovy with reggae singer Tarrus Riley as he performs hits from over the years. Born in The Bronx with ties to Kingston, Jamaica, Riley began releasing music in 2004 and recently dropped two new songs: “It Nuh Mek Sense” and “Kisses Don’t Lie.” With many awards under his belt and almost 20 years of performing, he’s bound to deliver a lively show.
Anderson .Paak and The Free Nationals: The Malibu Tour at the Mann Center
5201 Parkside Ave., Philadelphia
October 8
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Grammy winner and R&B artist Anderson .Paak and his band, The Free Nationals, are sure to light up the stage at the Mann Center. Celebrating his 2016 album Malibu, this tour plays through the entire record of songs including hits like “Heart Don’t Stand a Chance” and “Parking Lot.” With an impressive career, .Paak brings the energy to the stage during his concerts.
The Sheepdogs With Shane Guerrette at Ardmore Music Hall
23 E. Lancaster Ave., Ardmore
October 11
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This Canadian rock band debuted in 2004 and has gone on to win multiple Juno awards and various platinum-selling albums. Get ready to rock to hits like “I Don’t Know” and “Let Me In.”
Up-and-coming artist Shane Guerrette joins them on their tour with a vibey sound reminiscent of the Black Keys and Arctic Monkeys. His hit song “Lost Without” has over three million plays on Spotify and will have you playing it on repeat after a listen.
Sean Rowe at 118 North
118 N. Wayne Ave., Wayne
October 20
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Sean Rowe is an alternative folk singer and songwriter with a powerful, unforgettable voice. Described as reminiscent of a “late-era Johnny Cash” by the Wall Street Journal, Rowe’s baritone grit will leave you mesmerized. You may even recognize his hit song, “To Leave Something Behind,” from the 2016 movie The Accountant starring Ben Affleck.
Slaughter Beach, Dog Headlining Philly Music Fest at Ardmore Music Hall
23 East Lancaster Ave., Ardmore
October 21
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A Philly special, Slaughter Beach, Dog originates from the City of Brotherly Love, so it’s fitting that the band is the headlining group for Philly Music Festival at the historic Ardmore Music Hall. With a star-studded lineup at the festival, this show on October 21 is sure to be a rocking evening.
Sister Sparrow & The Dirty Birds With Clover at Ardmore Music Hall
23 East Lancaster Ave., Ardmore
October 24
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Ready to find your newest music obsession? Look no further than Sister Sparrow & The Dirty Birds. With an interesting sound, this soul/rock band will have you hooked. Lead singer Sister Sparrow impresses with powerful vocals, and the band wows with saxophone and harmonica instrumentals. Based out of Brooklyn, New York, and performing across the U.S. and Canada for over 10 years, Sister Sparrow & The Dirty Birds will surely land a place on your playlist following the concert. Teaming up with guest artist Clover, another female soul-singing powerhouse, Sister Sparrow will treat audiences to mesmerizing vocals that leave everyone wanting more.
Lily Rose: Runnin’ Outta Time Tour With Michael Warren at Ardmore Music Hall
23 East Lancaster Ave., Ardmore
October 26
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Lily Rose celebrates her newly released EP Runnin’ Outta Time on this tour. On the album made around a reflection upon her own personal life, this country singer delves deep into herself to give her music a voice. Having toured with Sean Hunt and performed as an opening act for country pop music star Shania Twain, Rose knows how to deliver an unforgettable performance. Plus, with the addition of special guest Michael Warren, this fall concert is sure to be a treat. Don’t forget to grab a ticket before they’re gone!
Emily King at Ardmore Music Hall
23 East Lancaster Ave., Ardmore
November 3
Four-time Grammy nominee Emily King comes to Ardmore Music Hall for a night of soulful inner exploring and music that shares an intimate look into her own psyche through her songs. Her soul melds with pop and electronic soundtracks that will have you feeling yourself as you dance to the beat.
Nikka Costa at Ardmore Music Hall
23 East Lancaster Ave., Ardmore
November 11
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While Costa’s early career was founded in pop, the singer has grown into a more mature sound with roots in funk, R&B and soul music. Daughter to well-known producer Dan Costa, Nikka was introduced to music early on in her life, with talent that shines through today. Her 2024 album Dirty Disco brings the ’70s and ’80s back to life with funky electronic sounds that are impossible to resist. Grab your tickets and get ready to dance the night away in Ardmore.
Assembly of Dust at 118 North
118 N. Wayne Ave., Wayne
November 16
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This American rock band founded in 2002 is taking over 118 North for a night of sweet guitar solos and addictive riffs that are sure to have you out of your seats. Shaking things up, the group’s music mixes the groovy tunes of blues and R&B music, with out-of-this-world guitar work. Its newly released album, Angels and Alibis, features Reid Genauer dishing out slow jams with a country twang.
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