Los Angeles is a top destination for the world’s most anticipated concert tours and music festivals, for fans and artists alike. 2026 is no exception. We’ve rounded up some of the most exciting shows, coming to our city this year.
Hayley Williams
Hayley Williams brings her first-ever solo tour to Los Angeles, and demand in Los Angeles has been overwhelming. The Paramore frontwoman’s Wiltern run sold out completely, but you can also try to catch her headline the Hollywood Bowl this fall.
🗓️ When: May 12, May 13, May 15, October 5, October 6 2026
📍 Location: The Wiltern in May, Hollywood Bowl in October
Thursday Jazz Nights This June
Every Thursday in June is Jazz Night at The Spotlight! Soulful musicians take the stage every week for a captivating experience at the heart of the intimate venue. From Tyler Hammond and Ido Eylon to Isaiah Harwood and Joey Du Bois, it’s a spellbinding musical experience you don’t want to miss in L.A. The event is open to all ages, and Award-winning jazz musician Jack Lieberman will also be playing every night of the series.
Naill Horan
Nail Horan’s having a dinner party, and you’re invited! The singer’s tour touches down in L.A. on May 22 at the Kia Forum.
Lorde
Lorde is back, bringing her Ultrasound Tour to Los Angeles for two nights at the Kia Forum. It’s her first major tour in years and early reviews have been rapturous.
🗓️ When: May 14 & 15, 2026
Ariana Grande is bringing her highly anticipated and critically acclaimed Eternal Sunshine Tour to the city. Her show will showcase songs from her latest album, of course while marking her first tour in six years.
Karol G is officially bringing her newly announced massive 2026 stadium tour to Los Angeles! Karol G will perform one huge show in Los Angeles at SoFi Stadium on August 14, 2026. You can get full details here!
Noah Kahan
Noah Kahan is taking his The Great Divide Tour to one of the most iconic venues in the country: The Rose Bowl in Pasadena. The Vermont folk-pop star’s rise has been something to watch, so catching him at the Rose Bowl is sure to be a special evening.
As dusk drifts over LA, a sea of candles flickers to life. For a break from stadium-sized shows, Candlelight Spring brings intimate, candlelit tribute concerts across Los Angeles, elevated with floral installations and soft pastels. The seasonal series offers petal-lined aisles and close-up performances ideal for dates, solo resets, or nights out with friends.
Crankdat
The EDM artist just added a historic 5th night to his residency at the Shrine Expo Hall in downtown Los Angeles, making him the third largest selling event in the venue’s 100 year history following Fred again and Subtronics. The opening night teases a series of back-to-back performances with “some of electronic music’s most notable names.”
KATSEYE
The Grammy-nominated girl group is bringing their high energy and intense fan base to an arena tour this fall, and L.A.’s getting its own electric stop at the Crypto.com Arena. Demand was so high that they’ve added a second date on November 22.
Shaboozey
The Grammy Award-winning country artist is bringing his Outlaws Never Die tour to the iconic Greek Theatre is Los Angeles this October.
Tove Lo
Just ahead of the release of her latest album, pop star Tove Lo has already announced a global tour with a date in Los Angeles. Pop fans are not gonna wanna miss this one.
Melanie Martinez
The alt-pop star is taking her dark new album Hades around the world, and L.A. gets its own evening at the Kia Forum.
Overmono
Who’s ready to dance? Following the release of their new album No Devotion, set to drop on August 7, Welsh EDM duo Overmono is bringing their world tour to the Hollywood Palladium.
6LACK
The R&B/hip hop star is bringing his global 10 Years of Black Tour to Los Angeles this fall – fans get hyped at the Hollywood Palladium on November 3rd.
