The phrase "held concerts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to concerts that have already been held. For example: "The band held concerts in several different countries."
They learned of a program called Music for Autism, which held concerts for affected children.
For four years it held concerts by big indie names, including Dan Deacon and José González, and was a home for Sunday Best, a popular dance party.
When Hester inquired about the joint, he was told it was something called the Singer Bowl that had held concerts in 1964-65.
Mr. Neff held concerts in a small back room in his 18th-century farmstead beginning in 1997, but the room was smaller than his ambitions.
The East End Arts Council's annual Wine Press Concert Series has held concerts for a decade at various vineyards, including Castello di Borghese, the Peconic Bay Winery in Cutchogue and Palmer Vineyards in Aquebogue.
Verizon held concerts with Mr. Montero in its stores, where select customers could appear with him in a music video, shot against a green screen and then sent directly to their Verizon phones.
It was a mammoth blow to the electronic music scene as it would have held concert promoters liable for the drug use of their patrons.
They raise awareness by holding concerts or organizing madcap cycles through traffic at rush hour.
Down the road is the exquisite chapel of Saint Nicolas, which holds concerts in the summer.
Each summer, on six consecutive Saturday nights, the college band holds concerts at its outdoor amphitheater.
Still, the group has kept holding concerts, seminars and a silent auction to raise money for Ms. Knox's family.
