We’ve banded together (no pun intended) to bring you a monthly roundup of live shows in Fort Worth this October!

OCTOBER 5

Los Temerarios Performs at Dickies Arena

Experience the magic of Latin romantic music with Los Temerarios, the iconic band known for their heartfelt ballads and enduring hits. Los Temerarios has won multiple awards, including a Grammy Award and several Billboard Latin Music Awards. You can catch this famous ensemble at Dickies Arena this October for a night of unforgettable performances and timeless love songs.

OCTOBER 10

Trout Fishing in America at Southside Preservation Hall

Trout Fishing in America, the dynamic duo of Keith Grimwood and Ezra Idlet, has captivated audiences for nearly 50 years. Rooted in rock-n-roll, blues, funk, folk, and jazz, their poignant lyrics have earned them a multi-generational fan base. Enjoy complimentary beer from Hop & Sting Brewing at this performance at Southside Preservation Hall. All ages are welcome.

OCTOBER 11

The FWSO Performs Schumann’s Cello Concerto and Berlioz’s Symphonie Fantastique

Principal cellist Allan Steele performs as soloist for Schumann’s lyrical cello concerto in a concert that also features Berlioz’s Symphonie fantastique, which is widely regarded as the first significant symphonic poem. FWSO Music Director Robert Spano leads the orchestra in the concert that also includes Debussy’s enchanting Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun.

OCTOBER 16

Cliburn Concerts Presents Joseph Parrish

The Cliburn presents bass-baritone Joseph Parrish this month at Tannahill’s Tavern & Music Hall. The musician is critically acclaimed for his rich, warm voice and impeccable technique. His genres span classical, gospel, pop and American songs. At only 26, he has already performed at acclaimed venues like Carnegie Hall, Madison Square Garden and the Kennedy Center.

OCTOBER 17

Sierra Hull Performs at Tulips FTW

Sierra Hull is a master mandolinist and two-time Grammy-nominated artist. Recognized for her albums 25 Trips and Weighted Mind, she is the first woman to win IBMA’s Mandolin Player of the Year award four times. Hull has performed at prestigious venues like Carnegie Hall, the Grand Ole Opry, and the White House. Her bluegrass roots and inventive style make her a standout in the genre. Catch this amazing performer and songwriter at Tulips FTW in mid-October.

OCTOBER 17-31

Stage West Presents What the Constitution Means to Me

Stage West brings the regional premiere of What the Constitution Means to Me to Fort Worth. The play which was a Pulitzer Prize finalist and Tony Award nominee for Best Play follows high schooler Heidi, a civic-minded young woman who put herself through college by winning debates about the Constitution. She later reflects on her teenage years and the impact America’s founding document had on her adolescent years. The interactive play builds to a lively debate that is decided by “We the People.”

OCTOBER 19

The Chamber Music Society of Fort Worth Presents the Dover Quartet

The Dover Quartet, in collaboration with the Curtis Institute of Music as the Penelope P. Watkins Ensemble in Residence, presents an exciting program including Jessie Montgomery’s “Strum.” Antonin Dvořák’s Quartet in F major. Experience the Dover Quartet’s return featuring a new work by Emmy-winning Chickasaw composer Jerod Impichchaachaaha’ Tate, praised by the New York Times as “rich, provocative and moving.”

OCTOBER 26

Billy Bob’s Texas Presents Southhall

Catch Southall at Billy Bob’s Texas later this month. Known for their rich blend of Southern rock and Americana, Southall delivers powerful performances and heartfelt lyrics that resonate deeply with fans. Don’t miss this chance to experience their energetic live show and authentic sound, capturing the spirit of their Oklahoma roots.