David Byrne, Jeff Tweedy, Billie Eilish, and Stevie Nicks will perform concerts in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia’s musical landscape this week is vibrant, featuring a series of notable performances that highlight both seasoned artists and emerging talent. With an array of concerts lined up, the city will be alive with sounds from influential musicians across various genres.

David Byrne, the iconic frontman of Talking Heads, is set to grace the stage for three consecutive nights at The Met, beginning Thursday. His latest album, “Who Is The Sky?”, follows the optimistic themes laid out in his previous work, “American Utopia.” Byrne’s upcoming shows promise an innovative visual experience and include nine tracks from the Talking Heads catalog. He will perform alongside the Ghost Train Orchestra, known for their vibrant performances, characterized by matching attire and wireless instruments, which allow for an energetic, free-flowing atmosphere.

In addition to Byrne, Jeff Tweedy of the celebrated band Wilco will return to Philadelphia for a solo performance at Union Transfer on Monday. This follows his recent appearance in the city just two months ago. Tweedy will showcase songs from his latest solo album, “Twilight Override,” which features an engaging mix of introspective and playful tunes, including “Out in the Dark.” His performance will be enhanced by the presence of his sons and opener Simi Cunningham.

The week also features intimate concerts by Rufus Wainwright at City Winery on Tuesday and Wednesday. Wainwright is promoting forthcoming projects, including a stage adaptation of John Cassavetes’ film “Opening Night” and a new album titled “Dream Requiem.”

Emerging artists are also making their mark this week. Madison McFerrin will present her latest work, “Scorpio,” at Underground Arts on Wednesday, while the indie trio Frog is set to perform at the First Unitarian Church the same night. Additionally, Margaret Glaspy will take the stage at Milkboy on Wednesday to showcase her newly released EP, “The Golden Heart Protector.”

Highlighting community spirit, a tribute concert titled “Room at the Top: An Evening Celebrating The Music of Tom Petty” will be held on Friday at Union Transfer. The event will benefit Connor Barwin’s Make The World Better Foundation, aimed at revitalizing public spaces in Philadelphia. Local musicians and notable guests will join forces for this tribute to an enduring musical legacy.

With a dynamic array of performances scheduled, including acts such as Lukas Nelson, Big Thief, and the legendary Stevie Nicks, Philadelphia stands poised to deliver a week of remarkable concert experiences that celebrate both established and rising musical talents.