One of the best-selling musicians of all time, with global sales totaling more than 75 million records, legendary smooth-jazz saxophonist and composer Kenny G brings his national tour to Davenport's Adler Theatre on November 18, the artist responsible for 1.5 billion streams and the possessor of, among other trophies, a Grammy Award, an American Music Award, and two NAACP Awards.

Currently touring in celebration of the band's remarkable 53rd year of professional performance, the rockers of Cheap Trick take the stage at Davenport's Capitol Theatre on November 14, treating fans of the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers to nostalgic performances of classics including "I Want You to Want Me," "Surrender," and "The Flame."

Hailed by Rock and Roll Globe as "one of the most renowned alternative rock bands of the past three decades," the talents of Everclear – led by vocalist, guitarist, and founder Art Alexakis – return to East Moline to headline a November 13 concert at The Rust Belt.

With his chart-topping singles including “Truth About You," "At the End of a Bar” (with Chris Young), and the 4x-platinum smash "Drunk Me," Nashville's country-pop singer/songwriter Mitchell Tenpenny headlines a November 14 concert at East Moline venue The Rust Belt, his Billboard successes also boasting the albums This Is the Heavy and the gold-selling hit Telling All My Secrets.

Featuring former members of classic-rock giants such as the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Rainbow, Alice Cooper, and Blue Oyster Cult, the Wizards of Winter headline an exciting November 19 concert at Davenport's Capitol Theatre, this 12-member ensemble delivering soaring vocal harmonies, precision string instrumentation, powerful percussion, and a rich storyboard as they perform their holiday rock opera The Christmas Dream.

Bringing the Purple Rain era to life complete with dazzling costumes, ticklish props, and the concert's very own Morris Day (facsimile), The Prince Experience lands at Davenport's Capitol Theatre on November 13, tribute artist Gabriel Sanchez and his ensemble thrilling crowds nationwide with their renditions of "Purple Rain," "Let's Go Crazy," "Kiss," and other timeless classics.

Formed in 2015, based in central Iowa, and drawing influence from such legendary artists as Merle Haggard, Charlie Daniels, and Hank Williams Jr., the country ensemble Tyler Richton & the High Bank Boys enjoy a November 13 headlining engagement at Davenport's Raccoon Motel, the group boasting more than 50 years of combined experience and shared stages with the likes of Tracy Byrd, John Michael Montgomeru, and Craig Morgan.

Opening the organization's 2056-26 season at Davenport's Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Parish Hall on November 15, Chamber Music Quad Cities' musical co-directors Gregory Sauer and Thomas Sauer lend their respective cello and piano talents to the November 15 program Swan Song.

Touring in support of her October release Vegas that Post-Trash called "a splendid new album," singer/songwriter Geneviève Beaudoin brings her Dead Gowns project to Davenport's Raccoon Motel on November 14, her follow-up to 2025's It’s Summer, I Love You, & I’m Surrounded by Snow also inspiring Post-Trash to rave, "Blending together alternative folk, fuzzy indie rock, and a touch of art pop, Dead Gowns’ music is gentle but muscular."

Chart-topping blues musicians whose recordings have stretched from 1992's Straight from the Heart to last year's Don't Look Back, Mississippi Heat performs from their 14-album repertoire at Davenport's Gypsy Highway Bar & Grill on November 15, this concert co-presented by the Mississippi Valley Blues Society sure to prove Jazz Weekly's succinct rave: "Mississippi Heat will make you sweat."

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