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Los Angeles is world-renowned for its legendary entertainment and music scene. So much so that it’s often an artist’s dream to perform in this city — which also means we have some equally legendary people coming through here. No need for you to go searching, as we’ve collected all the coolest concert venues in LA, plus some of the biggest upcoming shows where you can dance the night away. Check out our list of can’t-miss concerts in Los Angeles below.
Note: Tickets may sell out or the venue may change dates and times at any moment. Please double-check with the venue for updated hours and doors.
1. Hollywood Bowl
This outdoor amphitheater in the heart of Hollywood is arguably the most storied and iconic music venue in LA. Since its debut in 1922, The Hollywood Bowl has hosted the likes of Billie Holliday, The Beatles, and Yo-Yo Ma within its recognizable arched band shell. Alongside its lineup of big-name standups and world-renowned musicians, the Bowl even has its own dedicated orchestra who performs live film soundtracks at their popular movie nights. Here are a few of the upcoming Los Angeles concerts that have caught our eye.
- Apr. 20 – Sessanta: Primus, Puscifer, A Perfect Circle
- May 31 – Sarah McLachlan
- June 15-16 – Hollywood Bowl Jazz Festival
- June 20-21 – Noah Kahan
- June 26-27 – Chris Stapleton, Grace Potter, Allen Stone
- June 29 – Roots Picnic: Hip-Hop is the Love of my Life
2. Crypto.com Arena
The Crypto.com Arena, formerly known as the Staples Center, presents some of Los Angeles’ biggest concerts every single month. When they aren’t hosting major league sports games, you can still bet on a packed house for state-of-the-art musical performances drawing visitors from across the state. Since its debut in 1999 with Bruce Springsteen and E Street Band, the arena has seen over 84 million guests. It’s now considered one of the busiest and most successful venues in the world.
- Feb. 14-15 – TOOL
- Mar. 13-15 – Bad Bunny
- Apr. 16-17 – Luis Miguel
- June 2-4 – Zach Bryan
3. Rose Bowl
The Rose Bowl Stadium, also known as “America’s Stadium,” is one of the largest football stadiums in the country with a capacity of nearly 90,000. As one of the most famous football arenas in history, it’s a revered venue for many of the world’s biggest performers. In a given week, visitors can visit for a public tour or the popular Rose Bowl Flea Market, but we can’t stop thinking about these upcoming festivals…
- May 11 – Cruel World Fest ft. Duran Duran, Interpol, Blondie, Placebo and more
- May 18 – Just Like Heaven Festival ft. The Postal Service, Phoenix, Death Cab for Cutie, The War on Drugs, and more
4. The Greek Theatre
Los Angeles’ Greek Theatre is a historic amphitheater in Griffith Park, owned by the city and operated by ASM Global. Legendary performers over years have included Sir Elton John, Aretha Franklin, Frank Sinatra, and Carlos Santana; and that’s not to mention its penchant for booking hugely popular stand-up comics. Here are just a few of the LA concerts we’re looking forward to in 2024.
- Apr. 12 – Klos Presents The Black Crowes
- Apr. 13 – Peter Frampton
- Apr. 27 – Adam Ant with The English Beat
- May 20 – Jacob Collier with Kimbra
- June 13 – Madison Beer with Upsahl
- June 20 – Third Eye Blind
Fever Originals presents the stunning Candlelight Concert series in some of L.A.’s most magnificent venues. Experience music in a new light with these enchanting performances that dive into the works of great composers and contemporary artists. These magical concerts make for a totally memorable evening plan.
Even newcomers to LA will recognize the Frank Gehry-designed Walt Disney Concert Hall, home to the LA Philharmonic. This is your premier venue for sophisticated performances in the realms of classical and contemporary music, jazz, and international sounds. Enjoy state-of-the-art acoustics and memorable shows courtesy of the LA Philharmonic orchestra’s talented musicians.
- Feb. 15-18 – Schubert and Beethoven
- Feb. 23-25 – Mälkki Conducts Brahms
- Feb. 27 – Lunar New Year: Chamber Music with the LA Phil
7. Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever Cemetery
Hollywood Forever is best-known as a full-service cemetery and funeral home, serving as the final resting place for Hollywood greats such as Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney. Contrary to what you may expect, the cemetery fosters a thriving event and culture scene that is far from solemn. You’ll want to keep an eye on the concert schedule at Masonic Lodge for a chance to see some of Los Angeles’ most highly-coveted concerts.
- Feb. 14 – Johnnyswim: Valentine’s Day
- Feb. 16-17 – Reverend Kristin Michael Hayter with Cinder Well
- Feb 28-29 – Terry Allen
- Mar. 5-9 – André 3000
8. The Novo
The Novo is a Goldenvoice-run concert venue in the LA Live complex next to the Crypto.com Arena. Thanks to its 2,300-person capacity, guests can enjoy a more intimate alternative to stadium performances while still seeing some big-name musicians.
- Feb. 14 – Blackstreet
- Mar. 27 – Hippie Sabotage
9. Hollywood Palladium
The iconic Hollywood Palladium is known for its art deco exterior and its massive interior which features an 11,200-square-foot dance floor including a mezzanine and a floor level with room for up to 4,000 people — where the energy of unforgettable concerts comes alive as soon as incredible artists take the Palladium stage.
- Feb. 15 – Oliver Tree
- Feb. 17 & 18 – LSR/CITY V3 by Gareth Emery
- Feb. 23 – JESSICA AUDIFFRED’s Mad House
- Feb. 24 – Ceremony
