Concerts in Los angeles This-week
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Concerts in Los angeles This-week 2026 schedule
This week in Los Angeles offers a vibrant lineup of concerts spanning various genres and venues. Music enthusiasts can enjoy performances from renowned artists such as Andrea Bocelli, performing multiple nights at the Hollywood Bowl from September 15 to 16, delivering classical and operatic masterpieces. For those into contemporary and pop sounds, Lainey Wilson is set to perform at The Novo on September 17, while indie fans can catch Angus & Julia Stone at The Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever on September 14 and 15. Electronic and dance music fans will be thrilled with Saymyname at Exchange LA on September 18, and Robert Glasper’s jazz-infused sets at Blue Note Los Angeles from September 17 to 19 are perfect for jazz aficionados. The greek Theatre hosts a diverse array of acts including Le Sserafim on September 16 and Sofi Tukker on September 19, while the Hollywood Bowl features performances by Squeeze, Adam Ant & The English Beat on September 19, and Gregory Alan Isakov with the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra on September 20. Comedy and spoken word shows are also on the docket, with Patton Oswalt performing at Largo at the Coronet on September 20. Other notable events include the underground Prism Rollerdome on September 20 at 1720, an eccentric and energetic event for fans of alternative entertainment. Top venues like the Hollywood Palladium, The Fonda Theatre, and Blue Note Los Angeles host a mix of live music, comedy, and special performances, ensuring there’s something for everyone this week in Los Angeles. Whether you’re into classical, indie, electronic, or comedy, the city’s diverse concert scene promises an exciting week of entertainment.