Concerts in Los angeles January
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Concerts in Los angeles January 2027 schedule
January in Los Angeles offers an exciting lineup of concerts and events across various genres and venues. Music enthusiasts can enjoy a diverse array of performances throughout the month, featuring both classical symphonies and contemporary acts. The Walt Disney Concert Hall remains a premier destination for classical music lovers, hosting multiple performances by the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Highlights include the 'Harding - Strauss' concerts on January 8th and 9th, as well as the 'Simply Beethoven' series featuring Xian Zhang from January 14th to 17th. Notable orchestral performances also include the 'Rituals of the Everyday' by Esa-Pekka Salonen on January 26th, and the 'Salonen - Smith and Sibelius' series running from January 29th to 31st. For fans of popular music, Lord Huron brings their energetic live shows to The Wiltern on January 10th, 11th, and 12th, while the El Rey Theatre hosts the 'Homegrown' event on January 16th. Jazz and indie acts also grace the city, with performances by Atsuko Okatsuka at The United Theater and Vansire at the Pacific Electric. Comedy lovers can enjoy standup nights at The Pack Theater and El Cid, with weekly open mics and special performances. Additionally, the Dolby Theatre presents Maxim Galkin on January 30th, and the Blue Note Los Angeles hosts Talib Kweli on January 18th. Whether you're into classical symphonies, indie rock, comedy, or cultural performances, Los Angeles offers a vibrant calendar of concerts and events this January, featuring top venues like Walt Disney Concert Hall, The Wiltern, The Fonda Theatre, and more.