Tampa Bay adds 19 new concerts to fall and spring schedules

Tampa Bay venues have released a slate of 19 new concert dates spanning late fall 2026 through late spring 2027, mixing local music exports with national touring acts. The lineup includes punk band The Casualties, Tampa hardcore group Cold Steel, and singer Jason Isbell, alongside established artists like Rickshaw Billie and Foreigner.

Taste of Pinellas, a regional festival, announced its spring lineup for Tropicana Field first, featuring Andy Grammer and Old Dominion. However, the new round of announcements covers a wider variety of genres and price points across the Tampa Bay area.

The schedule begins in November with Satsang at Bayboro Brewing in St. Petersburg on Nov. 12. Tickets for that show start at $33.89. A few days later, Cozy In The Black and Thee Liquid Jesus will open for The Faint at Zodiac Live in Ybor City on Nov. 14. Hunxho performs at Jannus Live in St. Petersburg on Nov. 19, with tickets priced at $50.82.

Hardcore and punk shows anchor the winter schedule. The Casualties, accompanied by Bullshit Detector, play the Orpheum in Tampa on Dec. 8. Tickets for that performance are $28.69. On Jan. 2, Cold Steel opens at the same venue for $9.90. The band is joined by Bitter Man, Common Bond, Belly Up, and Shiv. A multi-band showcase featuring Dirty Rotten Imbeciles takes place at Brass Mug in Tampa on Dec. 12, with tickets starting at $24.61.

Higher-priced events are scheduled for larger halls. The Midnight Cowgirls open for The Stray Cats at Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater on Nov. 24, with tickets beginning at $70.25. Trippie Redd plays Jannus Live on Nov. 28 for $60.10 or more. Foreigner’s unplugged hits tour arrives at Ruth Eckerd Hall on Feb. 16, with tickets at $70.25.

The spring portion of the calendar features Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit with special guest Nathaniel Rateliff. They are scheduled for The BayCare Sound in Clearwater on April 25, with tickets starting at $64.50. Little Feat performs its final tour alongside Old Crow Medicine Show on March 5 at the same venue, with tickets priced at $65.50.

Other dates include Rickshaw Billie’s Burger Patrol at New World Music Hall on Dec. 15 and The Rocket Man Show, an Elton John tribute, at Mahaffey Theater in St. Petersburg on Feb. 4. The final listed event is 40 Fingers at Bilheimer Capitol Theatre in Clearwater on April 2.