Concerts in Los angeles February
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Concerts in Los angeles February 2027 schedule
Los Angeles hosts a vibrant and diverse concert scene throughout February, offering an array of performances across various genres and venues. Music enthusiasts can enjoy classical symphonies, contemporary performances, and live shows by renowned artists. The Walt Disney Concert Hall remains a premier destination, featuring multiple orchestral concerts such as the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s performances of rituals and Requiem conducted by Esa-Pekka Salonen from February 5 to 14, and the acclaimed Fountains and Pines of Rome by Roberto Gonzalez-Monjas on February 18 to 21. Additionally, the Hall hosts the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s Minimalist Icons concert on February 26, led by Eva Ollikainen, highlighting works by Vasks, Part, and Gorecki, and a special Miles Davis 100 celebration on February 19, paying tribute to the jazz legend.
Main performers include notable orchestras like the London Symphony Orchestra with conductor Antonio Pappano on February 28, and contemporary acts such as AJJ performing at the Teragram Ballroom on February 5. Jazz and world music fans can catch Ladysmith Black Mambazo at Blue Note Los Angeles on February 8, or the experimental indie band Sylvan Esso at The Wiltern on February 26. For a more eclectic experience, the monthly Poom Poom Tuesday Open Mic nights at El Cid showcase emerging local talent, occurring regularly throughout the month.
In addition to traditional concerts, Los Angeles offers a thriving comedy and spoken word scene, with weekly open mics at The Pack Theater and standup nights at The Wiltern and other venues. Theatre and cultural events such as the Jodok Cello performances at The United Theater and the Symphonies for Youth at Disney Hall provide family-friendly and innovative entertainment options. With such a diverse lineup, February in Los Angeles promises unforgettable live music and cultural experiences for every taste.