The 10 biggest concerts in Charlotte this November
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EDM artist John Summit is coming to Spectrum Center Nov. 14 as part of his first arena tour. Photo: Josh Brasted/FilmMagic
Charlotte live music fans, here's a list of 10 of the biggest concerts coming to the city in November.
Nov. 1: Young Miko
Puerto Rican rapper Young Miko brings her blend of Latin trap, reggaeton and hip-hop to Charlotte after a rapid rise to international fame.
Location: Spectrum Center
Start time: 8pm
Nov. 3: Rod Wave
Known for blending emotional storytelling with hip-hop and R&B, Rod Wave is coming back to Charlotte with fan favorites like "Heart on Ice" and "Tombstone."
Location: Spectrum Center
Start time: 8pm
Tickets: $94+
Nov. 7: Yebba
Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Yebba brings her powerhouse vocals and soulful blend of R&B, jazz and pop to Charlotte.
Location: The Fillmore
Start time: 8pm
Tickets: $64+
Nov. 7: Little Big Town
Country quartet Little Big Town is known for their signature four-part harmonies and hits like "Girl Crush," "Pontoon" and "Boondocks."
Location: Ovens Auditorium
Start time: 7:30pm
Tickets: $16+
Nov. 11: Sleeping With Sirens
Get ready for early 2010s emo Nostalgia and a high-energy show from post-hardcore band Sleeping With Sirens.
Location: The Fillmore
Start time: 7pm
Tickets: $137+
Nov. 13 & 14: Jack White
The former White Stripes frontman will deliver his unmistakable guitar riffs and garage-rock sound to Charlotte for two nights at The Fillmore.
Location: The Fillmore
Start time: 8pm (both shows)
Tickets: $230
Nov. 14: John Summit
One of electronic dance music's biggest names is bringing his "CTRL ESCAPE Arena Tour" to Charlotte, transforming Spectrum Center into a massive dance party.
Location: Spectrum Center
Start time: 7pm
Nov. 18: Doja Cat with Latto
Grammy-winning pop and rap star Doja Cat brings her "Tour Ma Vie World Tour" to Charlotte, with special guest Latto.
Location: Spectrum Center
Start time: 7:30pm
Tickets: $57+
Nov. 19: Tamar Braxton
From her breakout hit "Love and War" to fan favorite "All the Way Home," Tamar Braxton has built a career on soulful R&B, powerful vocals and lots of personality.
Location: The Fillmore
Start time: 8pm
Tickets: $414+
Nov. 20 & 22: Rush
Legendary Canadian rock band Rush returns to the stage for their "Fifty Something Tour," celebrating decades of progressive rock.
Location: Spectrum Center
Start time: 7:30pm (both shows)
Tickets: $147+