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12 Unmissable Dallas Concerts to Experience in 2020

A new year often brings fresh resolutions focused on health, fitness, and personal growth. But why not add a new goal: immerse yourself in live music? Dallas is a vibrant hub for concerts in 2020, offering everything from iconic legends to fresh chart‑toppers. Whether you’re a country fan or a nostalgic throwback enthusiast, these events promise unforgettable memories.

  1. Celine Dion: Courage World Tour (Feb. 3) – Fresh off her Vegas residency, the prolific Canadian artist will perform hits from "Courage," her first English album in six years, at the American Airlines Center. Her voice remains timeless—don’t miss the chance to see it in Dallas. Get tickets here.
  2. Dashboard Confessional: 20 Year Celebration (Feb. 4) – 90s listeners will be transported back to their moody adolescent memories at this milestone show. Chris Carrabba will perform classics like "Screaming Infidelities" at the House of Blues Dallas. Get tickets here.
  3. Eagles (Feb. 29 & March 1) – Fans of the Eagles’ iconic "Hotel California" album should mark these dates. Don Henley, alongside Vince Gill, will play every track from the album, complemented by an orchestra and choir. Tickets are affordable—act quickly. Buy tickets here.
  4. Revolution: The Music of The Beatles, A Symphonic Experience (May 1-3) – Three opportunities to witness a fresh take on the band’s "Abbey Road" record. The Dallas Symphony Orchestra delivers all‑new arrangements of beloved Beatles songs. Get tickets here.
  5. BTS (May 9 & 10) – The global South Korean boy band returns to the U.S. for their Map of the Soul Tour, the biggest North American run yet. Dallas fans will gather at Cotton Bowl Stadium for an electrifying performance. Get tickets here.
  6. Dan + Shay (March 21) – This Nashville duo will appear at AAC with The Band Camino and Ingrid Andress. Expect sing‑along moments with "Tequila" and the recent mashup "10,000 Hours" with Justin Bieber. Get tickets here.
  7. The Lumineers (May 16) – Secure lawn seating for the folky melodies of The Lumineers at Dos Equis Pavilion. Their latest album "III" deserves to be heard live. Get tickets here.
  8. Elton John (June 27) – Sir Elton John will headline the Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour at AAC. With a new book and film in the works, his performance will be unforgettable. Pre‑show drinks are available at Happiest Hour. Get tickets here.
  9. Harry Styles (Aug. 13) – The former One Direction member will bring his Love On Tour to AAC, featuring hits like "Sign of the Times" and "Adore You." Expect a spirited crowd. Get tickets here.
  10. Journey (Aug. 30) – Experience a throwback moment by rocking out to "Don’t Stop Believin’" at Dos Equis Pavilion. The Pretenders will open for the legendary rock band. Get tickets here.
  11. The Prince Experience (Sept. 10) – Plan for fall entertainment at the Dallas Arboretum’s gardens during the Cool Thursdays Concert Series. The tribute band featuring Gabriel Sanchez delivers an authentic performance against a stunning backdrop. More information is here.
  12. The Polyphonic Spree (Dec. 19) – Celebrate the holidays with the band’s 2020 Holiday Extravaganza. Enjoy a steak at Dallas Chop House before the symphonic sounds of the ensemble at the Majestic Theater. Get tickets here.

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