From Twisted Sister to Babyface: Virginia Casinos Bring the Star Power This November

Looking for something to do in Virginia this November? You might want to check out your nearest casino. Virginia’s casinos have packed entertainment calendars with legendary musicians, comedy, dancing, and even a live version of a popular television game show.

From Twisted Sister to Wynonna Judd and Babyface, there’s something for just about everyone. Whether you’re planning a night out or a weekend getaway, here are 10 Virginia casino concerts and events worth checking out in November 2026.

1. Babyface – Nov. 7

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Venue: The Pantheon at Caesars Virginia, Danville

Time: 7:30 p.m.

The Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, and producer has helped shape R&B for decades. His solo hits include “Whip Appeal” and “When Can I See You.” Fans can expect an evening of smooth R&B, romantic ballads, and songs that helped define an era.

Tickets for Babyface are still available, starting at $65.75.

2. Twisted Sister – Nov. 12

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Venue: Hard Rock Live at Hard Rock Bristol, Bristol

Time: 7 p.m.

Twisted Sister is back, but with an interesting twist. Sebastian Bach, the former lead singer of Skid Row, will handle lead vocals for the band’s Nov. 12 performance at Hard Rock Bristol. Bach joins founding members Jay Jay French and Eddie Ojeda for a show featuring one of heavy metal’s most recognizable catalogs.

Plenty of seats are still available, starting at $72.

3. Wynonna Judd – Nov. 14

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Venue: Hard Rock Live at Hard Rock Bristol, Bristol

Time: 7 p.m.

Country music fans won’t want to miss Wynonna’s tour, highlighting her latest album, The Hard Truth. With her distinctive voice and decades of country music experience, Wynonna offers a different musical experience from the rock-heavy November lineup. Her hits include “No One Else on Earth,” “I Saw the Light,” and “She Is His Only Need.”

Tickets for The Hard Truth Tour start at just $68.10.

4. Jodeci – Nov. 15

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Venue: Hard Rock Live at Hard Rock Bristol, Bristol

Time: 7 p.m.

Jodeci’s 35th Anniversary Tour of Forever My Lady hits Hard Rock Bristol on Nov. 15. The group helped redefine contemporary R&B by blending traditional vocal harmonies with hip-hop influences and a more aggressive sound. Songs such as “Forever My Lady,” “Come and Talk to Me,” and “Freek’n You” remain favorites among R&B fans.

Tickets for Jodeci start at $82.50, with limited front-row seating available for $164.40.

5. Keb’ Mo’ – Nov. 20

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Venue: Hard Rock Live at Hard Rock Bristol, Bristol

Time: 8 p.m.

If you love blues, don’t miss five-time Grammy Award winner Keb’ Mo’ performing at Hard Rock Bristol on Nov. 20. Keb’ Mo’ has spent more than three decades building a successful solo career. His laid-back musical style combines soulful vocals, acoustic guitar, and storytelling. For fans looking for something beyond rock and R&B, Keb’ Mo’ is a strong pick.

Tickets for Keb’ Mo’ start at $44.45, with plenty of seats remaining.

6. Night Ranger – Nov. 20

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Venue: The Pantheon at Caesars Virginia, Danville

Time: 9 p.m.

If you grew up listening to 1980s rock, Night Ranger’s Nov. 20 performance at Caesars Virginia should bring back some memories. The band is best known for “Sister Christian” and “Don’t Tell Me You Love Me.” Night Ranger’s combination of melodic rock and guitar-driven anthems makes this an appealing show for classic rock fans.

Night Ranger tickets start at just $44.10.

7. Stray Cats – Nov. 21

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Venue: The Pantheon at Caesars Virginia, Danville

Time: 8 p.m.

The Stray Cats bring something different to Caesars Virginia on Nov. 21: old-school rockabilly with a modern edge. Led by guitarist and vocalist Brian Setzer, the trio helped revive rockabilly during the early 1980s. Their hits include “Rock This Town,” “Stray Cat Strut,” and “(She’s) Sexy + 17.” This show suits fans who prefer their rock music with an upright bass and a healthy dose of 1950s attitude.

Good seats for the Stray Cats are still available, starting at $60.60.

8. Deal or No Deal Live – Nov. 21

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Venue: Hard Rock Live at Hard Rock Bristol, Bristol

Time: 8 p.m.

Deal or No Deal Live brings the popular television game show to the stage, giving audiences a chance to experience the familiar briefcase-opening suspense in person. If you’ve ever watched the television show and wondered how you’d handle the pressure of making a deal, this could be your opportunity to find out.

Tickets for Deal or No Deal Live are still available at $44.45, but don’t wait too long as this show could sell out.

9. Derek Hough: Dance for the Holidays – Nov. 27–28

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Venues: The Pantheon at Caesars Virginia, Danville (Nov. 27); Hard Rock Live at Hard Rock Bristol, Bristol (Nov. 28)

Times: 9 p.m. in Danville; 8 p.m. in Bristol

Derek Hough is bringing his holiday-themed dance production to two Virginia casinos over Thanksgiving weekend. The professional dancer and choreographer became a household name through Dancing with the Stars, earning multiple championships before joining the show’s judging panel.

Dance for the Holidays combines professional choreography, music, and seasonal entertainment in a theatrical production. With shows in both Danville and Bristol, Virginia audiences have two opportunities to catch Hough’s holiday production.

Tickets at Caesars start at $60.60, with seats for the Hard Rock show starting at $72.20.

10. Gary Owen – Nov. 28

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Venue: The Event Center at Rivers Casino Portsmouth

Times: 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.

Popular comedian Gary Owen performs twice at Rivers Casino Portsmouth on Nov. 28. Owen has built a successful career through stand-up comedy, television appearances, and films. His humor frequently draws on family life, relationships, and everyday experiences. If you’re looking to spend Thanksgiving weekend laughing instead of listening to another concert, Owen offers a fantastic alternative.

Limited tickets are available for both shows, starting at $93.30. Don’t wait, as both shows are likely to sell out.