Concerts in Philadelphia March
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Concerts in Philadelphia March 2027 schedule
Philadelphia offers a vibrant and diverse lineup of March concert events, showcasing a mix of classical, contemporary, and comedic performances across renowned venues. Music enthusiasts can look forward to performances by the acclaimed Philadelphia Orchestra, including the highly anticipated 'Joe Hisaishi Returns' series from March 5 to March 7, and the captivating 'The Planets' concert on March 13. The Kimmel Center’s Marian Anderson Hall will host these orchestral concerts, providing an intimate setting for classical music lovers.
For those interested in live pop and indie music, Gracie Abrams will perform at the Xfinity Mobile Arena on March 12 and 13, offering fans a chance to experience her heartfelt performances. Similarly, Michelle Branch is set to perform at Franklin Music Hall on March 27, delivering her signature blend of pop and rock.
Comedy fans can enjoy stand-up acts from D.L. Hughley, with shows running from March 5 to March 7 at City Winery, and Joe Dombrowski’s comedy routines at Helium Comedy Club from March 11 to March 13. Additionally, the comedy scene is energized by performances from Usama Siddiquee at Helium throughout the month.
Other notable events include the energetic live concert 'Sonic Live In Concert' at Miller Theater on March 18, and the lively folk-punk band The Mary Wallopers performing at the Theatre Of The Living Arts on March 4. For jazz and world music fans, Ladysmith Black Mambazo will take the stage at the Zellerbach Theater on March 7.
Music festivals and performances continue with the indie rock sensations Blondshell at Union Transfer on March 14, and singer-songwriter Michelle Branch at Franklin Music Hall. Classical music will also feature the Curtis Symphony Orchestra on March 14, providing a rich cultural experience.
From orchestral masterpieces to comedy and contemporary music, Philadelphia’s March concert schedule ensures entertainment for every taste, set in some of the city’s most iconic venues.