The Observatory North Park

11 upcoming concerts at The Observatory North Park in San Diego
ARIA Award winner Julia Jacklin brings her new album The Gem to the stage. See the acclaimed Australian singer-songwriter live at The Observatory North Park on Tuesday, October 20.
Memphis rapper XAVIER WULF, a former Raider Klan member, blends Southern hip hop with cloud, emo, and dark trap sounds. His gold-certified "Psycho Pass" cemented his underground legacy. Catch him live at The Observatory North Park on Thursday, October 15!
Formed in Suffolk, England in 1991, Cradle of Filth are titans of extreme metal, fusing black metal ferocity with gothic symphonic grandeur across 14 studio albums, including 2025's The Screaming of the Valkyries. Known for their theatrical, energy-packed live shows, they'll celebrate the 30th anniversary of classic Dusk... and Her Embrace on this run. Catch them live at The Observatory North Park in San Diego on Tuesday September 29, 2026!
Seattle rockers Candlebox exploded onto the '90s grunge scene with their quadruple-platinum debut album, delivering the iconic hits "Far Behind" and "You." Fronted by Kevin Martin's powerful vocals and reunited with guitarist Peter Klett, the band brings its raw, blues-driven rock sound back to the road on the Can't Quit You Tour. Catch Candlebox live at The Observatory North Park in San Diego on Friday October 2, 2026!
Former black midi frontman Geordie Greep stunned critics with his 2024 solo debut "The New Sound," a genre-bending plunge into Latin-tinged prog, salsa and jazz-rock. Praised as "pretty damn close to greatness" for its brazen ambition, Greep's unhinged vocals and virtuosic arrangements make for an unmissable live spectacle. Catch him live at The Observatory North Park on Thursday October 1, 2026!
Emo Night Brooklyn, the ultimate late-night DJ dance party spinning all your favorite emo and pop punk jams — with maybe even a surprise from your favorite emo artists and bands. Come scream, mosh, and relive the music that made you at The Observatory North Park on Saturday, October 17!
Nigerian-American singer-songwriter Joy Oladokun blends soul-baring lyrics with stark piano and guitar. She's shared stages with Hozier and duetted with Chris Stapleton on record. Catch The Heavy Things Tour live at The Observatory North Park on Wednesday, October 21!
Brisbane's Last Dinosaurs broke out early with festival slots at Splendour in the Grass and Laneway Festival, then returned in 2026 with Wellnxss, a reimagined take on their 2015 album Wellness via Nettwerk. See them live at The Observatory North Park on Wednesday, October 7.
Baltimore's Pigeons Playing Ping Pong built their psychedelic funk sound on guitar-driven jams and nonstop touring, playing up to 200 shows a year. Catch them live at The Observatory North Park on Saturday, October 31.
Scranton punk mainstays The Menzingers built their reputation with 2012's Album of the Year On the Impossible Past, and they're back with new album Everything I Ever Saw via Epitaph Records. Catch them live at The Observatory North Park on Sunday, October 4!
Blonde Redhead has shaped alternative rock since forming in NYC in 1993, blending noisy art-punk with bittersweet pop. Their 2023 album Sit Down for Dinner earned a spot on Pitchfork's Best Rock Albums list. See them live at The Observatory North Park on Thursday, October 8.