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Los Angeles Concerts To See This April, From Deadmau5 To Luis Miguel

We're counting down the days for these exciting concerts in Los Angeles. Here are some of the most popular headliners coming in April 2024.

Los Angeles is lucky to be a non-negotiable stop for the world’s most highly-anticipated concert tours . Here we’ve pulled some of the biggest concerts in Los Angeles this April , from the Jimmy Buffett tribute at the Hollywood Bowl (featuring Paul McCartney, the Eagles, Jon Bon Jovi, and more) to Sessanta on 4/20 at the Hollywood Bowl . Read on for a chronological guide.

From the influence of world-famous record labels like Warner and Capitol Records  to the development of the “California sound” in the ’60s, Los Angeles is a preeminent hub for some of the most exciting music industry moments. The city’s storied concert venues, rampant creativity, and nightclub scene have influenced countless music genres , including pop, hip-hop, rock and roll, house music, and rap. Even casual fans love the opportunity to witness exciting new music in the making.

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1. Hippie Sabotage

Brothers Kevin and Jeff Saurer formed Hippie Sabotage in 2005 in Sacramento. They’re now a world-famous hip hop duo best known for “Stay High,” a remix of Tove Lo’s “Habits (Stay High).” Their concerts are often high energy and interactive, and the upcoming show at L.A.’s The Novo is sure to be a party. It’s one of 40 U.S. stops on their Enter the Unknown tour. 

🗓️ Date : March 27, 2024

📍 Location : The Novo, 800 W Olympic Blvd a335, Los Angeles

🎵 Website: Hippie Sabotage

Indie singer-songwriter Mitski has embarked on a 55-city international tour for her 2023 album The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We . We’ll get to enjoy three concerts in Los Angeles at Shrine Auditorium with Australian singer Julia Jacklin opening.

🗓️ Dates : March 28-30, 2024

📍 Location : Shrine Auditorium, 665 W Jefferson Blvd, Los Angeles

🎵 Website: Mitski

Rapper Offset, who rose to fame as part of Migos, is currently touring with the Set It Off Tour in mainly U.S. cities. Special guests Skilla Baby, Sleazyworld Go, and YRN Mango Foo will also make an appearance. He’ll play at Hollywood Palladium on March 29 and then return to play at Anaheim’s House of Blues on April 1.

🗓️ Date : March 29, 2024

📍 Location : Hollywood Palladium, 6215 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles

🎵 Website : Offset

4. Bruce Springsteen & E Street Band

After a six-month break from his world tour due to contracting peptic ulcer disease, Bruce Springsteen is back on the road with E Street Band . Hear some of Springsteen’s greatest hits including “Born in the USA,” “Rosalita,” and “Dancing in the Dark.”

🗓️ Dates: April 4 and 7, 2024

📍 Location : KIA Forum, 3900 W Manchester Blvd, Inglewood

🎵 Website : Bruce Springsteen

5. Keep the Party Going: A Tribute to Jimmy Buffett

A robust lineup of stars will gather at the Hollywood Bowl to honor iconic singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett, who died in September 2023. See legends including Paul McCartney, the Eagles, Jon Bon Jovi, Zac Brown, Jackson Browne, Brandi Carlile, Sheryl Crow, Jack Johnson, and Pitbull.

🗓️ Date : April 11, 2024

📍 Location : Hollywood Bowl, 2301 Highland Ave, Los Angeles

🎵 Website : Hollywood Bowl

6. The Black Crowes

Since reuniting in 2019, The Black Crowes have performed over 150 shows worldwide. They’re currently touring in the wake of their most recent album release, Happiness Bastards , which came out on March 19.

🗓️ Date : April 12, 2024

📍 Location : Greek Theatre, 2700 N Vermont Ave, Los Angeles

🎵 Website : The Black Crowes

7. Excision

World-famous DJ Excision will bring the Nexus Tour to the Kia Forum on two nights in April. His shows are known for state-of-the-art visuals and a high-energy atmosphere underlined by thumping bass sounds.

🗓️ Date: April 13, 2024

🎵 Website : Excision

8. Luis Miguel

Iconic Mexican singer Luis Miguel is in the midst of his 15-month, 178-city concert tour through North America, South America, and Europe. He’ll take over the Crypto.com Arena in L.A. for two nights this April.

🗓️ Dates: April 16-17, 2024

📍 Location : Crypto.com Arena

🎵 Website : Luis Miguel

9. Sessanta

Rock singer Maynard James Keenan is celebrating his 60th birthday at the Hollywood Bowl. Rock bands Primus, Puscifer, and A Perfect Circle will perform on stage together in what’s sure to be a raucous celebration on 4/20 . 

🗓️ Date : April 20, 2024

10. Kenny G

Grammy award-winning saxophonist Kenny G continues his U.S. tour with a concert at Los Angeles’ The Novo. As one of the best-selling artists of all time, he’s the talent behind hits like “Songbird” and “Forever In Love.”

🗓️ Date : April 21, 2024

🎵 Website : Kenny G

11. deadmau5

The majorly influential electronic music guru and DJ deadmau5 is on a major “retro5pective” tour of his 25-year career. This month he’ll light up the Hollywood Bowl with hypnotic visuals to accompany anthems like “Ghosts ‘N’ Stuff”, “Strobe” and “I Remember.”

🗓️ Date : April 27, 2024

🎵 Website : deadmau5

12. Benson Boone

After earning Katy Perry’s praise on Americana Idol series 19, rising star Benson Boone shot to fame for chart-topping songs “Beautiful Things,” “In The Stars,” and “Ghost Town.” His L.A. tour stop is one of his last U.S. appearances before heading to Europe.

🗓️ Date : April 28, 2024

🎵 Website : Benson Boone

13. April 30-May 1: PinkPantheress

Following the release of her debut album Heaven Knows , singer-songwriter PinkPantheress has embarked on the North American leg of her Capable of Love Tour. You may know her from recent hits like “Boy’s a liar Pt. 2” with Ice Spice and “Pain.”

🗓️ Dates : April 30-May 1, 2024

🎵 Website : PinkPantheress

14. Goldenvoice Presents April

In case you missed out on Coachella tix this year, concert promoter Goldenvoice will present 50+ smaller, more intimate concerts in California with some big names from the festival such as Hatsune Miku and Depresión Sonora.

🗓️ Dates: April 5-22, 2024

📍 Locations : various

🎵 Website : Goldenvoice Presents April

15. Coachella

Coachella is well outside of Los Angeles near Palm Springs, but you can bet that thousands of people will be heading in that direction. Weekend 1 is sold out, but you can still get tickets for Weekend 2 . Headliners this year are Lana Del Rey; Tyler, The Creator; and Doja Cat. Even if you don’t have festival tickets, consider scrolling our list of Coachella events and parties nearby.

🗓️ Dates : April 12-14 & 19-21, 2024

📍 Location : Empire Polo Club, Indio

🎵 Website : Coachella

16. Stagecoach

Upwards of 70,000 country music fans are known to attend Stagecoach, a major country music festival in the same location as Coachella (and arriving just 5 days later). This year it’s headlined by Eric Church, Miranda Lambert, and Morgan Wallen.

🗓️ Dates : April 26-27, 2024

🎵 Website : Stagecoach

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Los Angeles Rock Tours: Where Music Lives On!

The ultimate tour of hollywood's rock 'n' roll history, los angeles rock tours in hollywood.

Immerse yourself in the spaces you have read about, seen in films, music videos and experienced from album covers and documentaries… where the world’s iconic rockstars and bands honed their chops, lived their lives, and in some cases met their deaths…

You’ll travel with a tour guide who’s not only a rock historian and musician, but they also have insider stories that you won’t get anywhere else.

Los Angeles Rock Tours is the perfect tour for the rock ‘n roll fan visiting L.A or living here. Our tours are all by Mercedes sprinter limousine and led by a highly knowledgeable tour guide. This 2-hour tour is going to rock, as you’re shown Los Angeles’ rich musical history in comfort and style, with tons of sights and sound.

Best of all, each tour features video interviews with music legends. So you'll get the stories directly from the source.

Our tours set a new standard in comfort and information with a state-of-the-art presentation.

Hollywood Rock 'N' Roll History Tour

Our Signature Tour brings you the best of L.A.'s musical legacy. See where the world's biggest rock legends record, where they play, and where they hang out. There are loads of photo ops along the way. A two-hour trip through Hollywood in the comfort of a luxury vehicle. And we might just have some video surprises from some special guests too!

Two tour times to pick from - 11am-1:30pm and 2pm-4:30pm, Monday thru Saturday.

Chartered Tour

Our Chartered Tours showcase the world's biggest rock legends record, where they play, and where they hang out, but with the privacy of your own Sprinter with just your guests.

Why choose us?

In 2 hours, you’ll see and experience more than 90 locations of L.A.’s rich musical history.

Each of our Los Angeles Rock Tours is led by a knowledgeable local guide. And along the way, an impressive array of rock icons will chime in on video to accentuate your tour.

Kick back, rock out, and leave the driving to us.

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The Musical History of Hollywood. One Amazing Tour.

In two hours, you'll see more than 90 historic rock 'n' roll locations! Our focus is on West Hollywood, the most influential musical city of the last 50 years. Our tour takes you from Sunset Boulevard to Melrose Avenue to Santa Monica Boulevard to the Sunset Strip, all in the comfort of our Mercedes Sprinter. While on the tour, you'll be led by an incredible and highly knowledgeable tour guide, along with videos from legendary rock musicians that provide insider information about Los Angeles music history. Your tour will touch on famous venues, rehearsal rooms, recording studios, rock hang outs, and touch on the stories of bands like The Doors, Van Halen, Motley Crue, The Byrds, Fleetwood Mac, Guns N Roses, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Frank Zappa, Tom Waits, Poison, and many, many more.

This is a remarkably curated tour that will exceed your expectations on all fronts. We can't wait for you to experience it!

Frequently asked questions

Where is the tour located.

The tour meets at Musichead Gallery, 7420 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90046. This is the location to meet your touring group, and our tour guide, and to get into the vehicle for your tour. This will also be the location where every tour concludes. Note: There is plenty of parking in this area of Sunset Boulevard.

Am I required to purchase tickets in advance?

Yes, in order to take the tour you must have purchased tickets prior to the 2:00 pm daily departure. Tickets can be purchased online at www.losangelesrocktours.com.

How long (duration) is the tour?

Each tour is roughly 2 hours in length. The duration of the tour may vary at times due to traffic.

Do the tours often sell out?

Los Angeles Rock Tours only have room for 10 patrons on each ride, so they often sell out…sometimes well in advance. In order to secure your spot, make sure to purchase your tickets as soon as possible. CLICK HERE to book yours.

Do you have a waiting list for sold out tours?

We do not have a waiting list.

Is there a tour guide on the tour?

Yes, each tour is led by a highly informative, personable and professional tour guide. The Los Angeles Rock Tour is packed with amazing things to hear, see and experience. Our tour guides will make sure that your trip is an exceptional one.

Are we required to wear masks on the tour?

Los Angeles Rock Tours doesn’t require vaccination or the wearing of masks at this time. However, we follow CDC protocol and guidelines as it pertains to the masks and when to use them. For up-to-the-minute information visit this link.

Are there stops on the tour ride?

Yes, we have photo opportunity stops and one 20-30 minute stop on the Sunset Strip, where we’ll visit a notorious bar/restaurant and several historic landmarks.

Are we able to tip the tour guide?

Yes, tour guides can be tipped at the end of the tour in-person or via Venmo.

What is the refund policy?

All tickets are non-refundable. If a tour is canceled prior to scheduled departure, we will immediately issue refunds.

Can I bring alcohol on the tour?

No alcohol is permitted in the vehicle, however, you can purchase a drink at one of our tour stops.

Does the tour happen if it’s raining?

Rain or shine, we are good to go.

Do we have assigned seats in the vehicle?

Seating is done on a first-come, first-served basis.

Are private tours available?

Yes, our private charter tours are awesome. They are perfect for birthdays, special occasions, and company retreats. If you’d like to book a customized, chartered tour, call us at 310-531-3244 for details.

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Memes and Memories: Inside L.A.’s New Music Revival

By Tim Chan

The Laurel Canyon songwriting circles of the Sixties and Seventies may be a thing of the past, but Los Angeles remains as connected as ever to its musical roots, with homegrown artists like Billie Eilish , Haim , and Kendrick Lamar carrying the torch for smart, poignant, and progressive music that crosses genres as easily as it crosses county lines.

In her interview with Rolling Stone , Lana Del Rey spoke about the camaraderie of artists she found in her adopted hometown: “There’s a lot more music here,” she says, comparing Los Angeles to New York. “I could call a bunch of people and have them come down and play.”

The truth is, Los Angeles has never been better, at least when it comes to its music scene, with the arrival of new mainstays that promise an unpretentious “locals only” vibe while offering up the kind of access and adventure that only the City of Angels can deliver.

And then there’s the weather, which Del Rey says makes the city a perfect backdrop for music making. With almost 300 days of sunshine every year, it’s hard to believe Los Angeles’ music scene ever had a reputation for being cold .

“I think if I could sum it up in one word, it’s ‘sun,'” Del Rey says. “It’s perfect every day.”

Adds Elton John, who lived through the great Laurel Canyon singer-songwriter renaissance, “It’s so lovely to be here [even] in January, and that is very conducive to making music, I think. When I got here, it all made sense,” he says. “[L.A.] looks like it sounds.”

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Lodge Room opened just prior to Covid, taking over a brick-faced former Masonic Temple in Highland Park, the hip Northeast neighborhood that takes itself less seriously than Silverlake. Once rented out hourly for quinceañeras , the Lodge now hosts everyone from Stephen Malkmus to Feist and every indie band cruising through town. With a capacity of 500 and a debaucherous “anything goes” vibe, the space is toasty, inviting, and a heck of a lot of fun.

A Grand Old Time Nashville has the Opry, but L.A.’s got Desert 5 Spot, a new rooftop lounge and music venue atop the Tommie Hollywood hotel. A weekly showcase turns the Pioneertown-inspired space into a stomping ground for folk, country, and Americana, and established artists share the stage with local musicians, reviving a bygone tradition of impromptu jam sessions and guitar pulls. DJs that spin Hall & Oates and Johnny Cash keep the peculiar party grooving well into the night. 

At this Hollywood honky-tonk, the vibe is less celebrity and more community, with the audience encouraged to hoot and hoedown as freely as the beer and mezcal flowing through the crowd. Monthly line-dancing nights further fuel the small-town spirit, though the mechanical-bull rides are best left to those with no backsides — or egos — to bruise.

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Sunset on the Rise The Hoxton is breathing life into a previously undesirable part of downtown L.A., and the Pendry has opened at the former House of Blues space, but the true gem in the city is the West Hollywood EDITION , the latest outpost of entrepreneur (and Studio 54 co-founder) Ian Schrager’s EDITION Hotels portfolio.

Located on the corner of Sunset Boulevard where West Hollywood meets Beverly Hills, the scene inside is fittingly over-the-top. The hotel’s splashy opening weekend brought out everyone from Diplo to Demi Moore, while Janelle Monáe and Chaka Khan have played surprise sets at Sunset, the hotel’s not-so-secret basement club.

Schrager calls Sunset “a modern take on the iconic nightclub,” where international DJs pop in for intimate sets while partygoers get sweaty under the disco-ball-strewn room. Since its mid-February reopening, the space has played host to everyone from French DJ Fred Falke and DJ Harvey to live sets from SG Lewis and Lil Kim.

“I think a couple of places across the U.S. have given music new sounds — Tin Pan Alley in New York, Detroit for Motown — and I think the Sunset Strip is [also] intertwined with music history,” Schrager tells Rolling Stone . “Music is in the DNA of Sunset; the location has cultivated new music, and we are now part of that.”

Sharply-dressed waiters pass around plates of coastal Italian fare, while diners sip on cocktails named after famous songs and albums recorded within the same walls (think the “Times Like These” Negroni and the “Late Registration” — a decidedly debaucherous Kanye-style blend of vodka, vermouth, and yellow watermelon).

Nods to the restaurant’s former past abound in the food too: Ask for the signature tiramisu, which comes layered under an edible chocolate “LP” that diners can “smash” into for a sweet finish to their meal.

Elsewhere in the space, a former recording booth has been preserved and repurposed as the intimate 71 Studio Bar, while a charming rooftop plays host to happy hours and nightcaps alike with unobstructed views of the Hollywood Hills.

Live Beside the Ocean… Over by the ocean, we like the boutique service at the Santa Monica Proper, which fuses a historic 1920s building with a new-build contemporary wing, whose sweeping exterior is meant to reflect the ebb and flow of the nearby California tides. Inside, the impeccably appointed space is overseen by celebrity interior designer Kelly Wearstler, who expertly nails the balance between whimsical and comfortable. There are almost no painted walls in the entire hotel, with surfaces either left purposely exposed (think concrete beams and wood slats) or wrapped in museum-worthy wallpaper and fine textiles. The best seat in the house is at Calabra — the restaurant located on the Proper’s expansive rooftop, where you can sip on mezcal margaritas while listening to local musicians and DJs play well into the night.

Meet Me on the East Side Halsey and Khalid had a hit with “Eastside” in 2018, but L.A.’s East Side is just finding its footing again as a place for live music.

In the Eighties, the Paramount became the home of the Vex, a weekly punk party that played host to everyone from Bad Religion to Black Flag — flyers from the shows still line the entryway to the Paramount today — before concerts were shuttered in favor of less-intensive events, like weddings and graduations.

Now under new ownership, the Paramount has pivoted once again, reclaiming its pillar in the predominantly Latinx community as a home for Chicano music, banda, Latin fusion, and — per KCRW DJ and the venue’s resident curator José Galván — “modern marimba punk.”

Case in point: The Mexican marimberos Son Rompe Pera were one of the first groups to play at the Paramount when it reopened after Covid, and the 350-capacity hall has also welcomed artists like Silvana Estrada and La Santa Cecilia to its impeccably restored wood-and-brick-paneled space.

One of the few independent venues remaining in L.A.’s music scene, the Paramount also houses a pizza parlor on the first floor, providing a feast for the ears — and food for the soul.

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The Best Concert Venues in Los Angeles for Live Shows

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There’s never a shortage of things to see and places to go in Los Angeles . LA boasts a legendary music scene that has given rise to countless iconic artists and genres. From intimate indie venues to grand arenas, the city offers a kaleidoscope of musical experiences for every taste, including amphitheaters, historic venues, arenas, clubs, and more. Not only do new destinations keep popping up, but the existing ones are continuously being improved and restored. Get to know some of La La Land’s finest places to catch a concert and immerse yourself in the rhythm and soul of LA’s vibrant music landscape.

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Hollywood palladium.

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The 5,000-capacity Hollywood Palladium concert hall on Sunset Blvd. has been a staple in the Los Angeles live music and entertainment scene since it opened in 1940. Sinatra graced the stage in the ‘40s, Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Wonder in the ‘60s and ‘70s; following a thorough renovation in 2008 (including a new dance floor), the Palladium hosts acts from Nine Inch Nails and Robyn to LCD Soundsystem and Björk. It’s also been the location for many a live concert recording. The Art Deco space is standing-room only, including a wrap-around mezzanine, with a half circle-shaped dance floor and a ceiling accented by lights whose curves reflect those of the floor.

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The home of the Lakers and the Kings until 1999, the Forum is now L.A.’s premier arena-sized concert venue for world-class acts like Elton John, Fleetwood Mac, and Travis Scott. Located southwest of downtown L.A. in Inglewood, the Forum was erected in 1967 (designed and named to invoke the historic Roman Forum) and was the first building of its kind to be engineered entirely without major support pillars. It can hold up to 18,000 guests and plays host to a range of events besides concerts: boxing, MMA, Cirque du Soleil, and it will be the site of the 2028 Olympics gymnastics competitions.

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Beverly Hills’ historic Saban Theatre — originally known as the Fox Wilshire Theatre — opened in 1930 in the heyday of L.A.’s Art Deco period, and architect S. Charles Lee’s masterpiece hosted everything from big cinema to Vaudeville in its early days. Today, the 1,900-capacity Wilshire Blvd. theater features live music from popular legacy acts like Paul Anka, The Temptations, and Wilson Phillips, and also hosts film festival events and special movie screenings. While the building has seen numerous renovations over the years and the lighting and sound systems have been extensively updated, they’ve adhered to a preservation of the look and feel of Lee’s timeless design; the Saban has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 2012.

The Wiltern

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On the edge of L.A.’s Koreatown neighborhood, the Wiltern theater hosts a diverse slate of shows from both indie and major-label artists like STS9, Kurt Vile, Dido, Dream Theater, and Noname. Built in 1931, the Wiltern stands below the unmissable blue-green 12-story Pellissier Building and was originally the main movie theater for the Warner Brothers chain. The loge and mezzanine balcony levels still have fixed theater-style seats, while the elegant main floor can be arranged for either standing room or partially seated for shows like the Nutcracker ballet. Look up at the ceiling and you’ll see a glimmering sunburst decoration emblematic of Los Angeles’ many buildings. The venue is now also easily accessible via the the adjacent Wilshire and Western (hence the name, Wiltern) Purple Line subway station.

Teragram Ballroom

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One of L.A.’s newer go-to spots for rock and indie concerts opened its doors in 2015. Teragram Ballroom , in the space of a former movie theater, was reimagined by the same folks who run N.Y.C.’s stalwart Bowery Ballroom; with live music from acts like Cloud Nothings, Poolside, and Dead Sara, it has quickly carved a foothold in downtown L.A. There are three bars serving the venue, and the building has reinforced arches instead of pillars, so nothing blocks your view of the stage. For a bite to eat before a show, you can pop into Cafe Teragram and grab tacos, a burger, or apps, a clutch amenity for a 600-person venue.

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A truly multipurpose facility, Anaheim’s 18,000-plus-capacity Honda Center hosts a range of events, from the NHL’s Ducks and the Big West conference college basketball tournament to concerts from acts like KISS, P!nk, Garth Brooks, and The Rolling Stones and even UFC and WWE showdowns. There’s also plenty of family programming — Disney On Ice and the Harlem Globetrotters, for instance — to round out this catch-all arena’s events slate. The entrance plaza to the arena, known as the Grand Terrace, is unforgettable: a stunning 15,000-square-foot space that includes shopping and the large Shock Top Terrace and bar, which opens 1 1/2 hours before events and two hours before Ducks games.

House of Blues (Anaheim)

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Don’t confuse the House of Blues at Anaheim’s Garden Walk with the previous location in Downtown Disney. In 2016, HOB launched the current iteration of House of Blues Anaheim and it’s twice as big as before, with a ton of bells and whistles. For starters, there’s four total stages between the 2,200 person main concert hall, more intimate 450 person Parish Room, 175 person Foundation Room for VIP nightlife and even the Crossroads Restaurant and Bar. Come for indie and hip-hop up-and-comers or nostalgic radio standbys, then stay for drinks and dining. And yes, the famous Sunday Gospel Brunch is still a staple.

Greek Theatre

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Nestled among the trees on Griffith Park’s Los Feliz side, the Greek Theater is a uniquely intimate 5,900 capacity outdoor amphitheater and a killer place to catch a show. While the pit section seats are always the first to go, terrace seats have great sightlines, bench seating is an affordable option and Box Suites come with dedicated wait staff for a high-end experience. Being that it’s an outdoor venue, most of the programming occurs in the warmer months. Every summer’s slate opens in May 10th with everything from composers, to rising stars on their first big stage, to a spectrum of classic rock standbys often making special appearances under the stars. 

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Where else can you bring your own picnic to a concert? Bringing your own food and drink to a show at the Hollywood Bowl is pretty sweet, but the programming at the enduring 17,500-person amphitheater always steals the show. Countless icons have played the Bowl in it’s 100 year history, from Ella Fitzgerald to The Doors to Roger Waters. And it’s an even more impactful experience coming from the picturesque band shell-covered stage tucked into the Hollywood Hills. There isn’t a bad seat in the house, but catching a show from a Garden Box is a special LA experience. The LA Philharmonic hosts its summer series at the Hollywood Bowl, as does KCRW’s World Festival and the Playboy Jazz Fest. Not enough, there’s a museum dedicated to Hollywood Bowl history on-site as well.

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Although best known for its film studios and Hollywood glitz, Los Angeles has long been a center of the music industry and is undoubtedly one of the best places to see live music in the country today. From the legendary Sunset Strip and the iconic Capitol Records Building to the Hollywood Bowl and a multitude of venues hosting emerging artists, here’s a music lover’s guide to LA.

Revel in rock history on the sunset strip.

Though perhaps not as wild as it used to be, the once-gritty Sunset Strip is famed for its colorful rock ‘n’ roll history. Here, among the live-music clubs and looming billboards, rock legends were made. The strip, running about 1.5 miles (2.5 kilometers) along Sunset Boulevard, became a frequent haunt of musicians in the 1960s, when exclusive nightclubs gave way to clubs and venues. David Bowie, Jimmy Page, Jim Morrison and others frequently played and hung out at clubs like Whisky a Go Go and The Roxy , which are still around today. Other clubs, like the ’70s hotspot Rodney Birgenheimer’s English Disco, are but memories. In the ’80s, the Strip birthed numerous glam-metal acts, among them Guns N’ Roses and Mötley Crüe. Today, guests can still relive the glory days (if in a slightly less debauched way) and see live music at a number of venues, including Viper Room and The Troubadour , or get a drink at Rainbow Bar and Grill , a popular hangout for music legends including John Lennon, Alice Cooper and Lemmy of Motörhead fame.

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Browse the shelves at Amoeba Music

In terms of finding some music-themed souvenirs , you’d be pushed to find a better spot than Amoeba Music . One of the largest record stores in the world, independent Amoeba Music’s Hollywood location boasts two floors packed with music, DVDs, games, art and posters, and even hosts the occasional free live show – Paul McCartney’s 2007 EP Amoeba’s Secrets was recorded here, in an unannounced live performance. The company has announced that their iconic Hollywood location will soon be moving from its current space at 6400 Sunset Boulevard, but has reassured fans that the new store will stay in the vicinity.

Catch a show at the Hollywood Bowl

No LA music tour would be complete without a visit to the legendary Hollywood Bowl. Opened in 1922, this famed amphitheater and veritable LA landmark abounds in history, which is detailed via a range of exhibits in an excellent free museum . Acts including The Beatles, Nine Inch Nails, Genesis, Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett have played on this stage, and top acts — from rock to pop to the LA Philharmonic — continue to do so regularly.

Enjoy interactive exhibits at the Grammy Museum

The Grammy Museum at LA Live opened in 2008. This innovative museum contains exhibits and ephemera relating to the history of music and how it’s made, as well as the history of the Grammy Awards themselves. While many are drawn to the museum because of its artefacts – such as elaborate rhinestone-adorned costumes worn by Dolly Parton – you will also find interactive exhibits that aim to inspire visitors to learn about musical genres and the recording process. Rotating exhibits have focused on individual artists including Taylor Swift, Barbara Streisand, Roy Orbison, Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson. Lectures and other events are held in the museum’s 200-seat Clive Davis Theater.

Visit the Los Angeles Music Center

Set in downtown LA, the Los Angeles Music Center consists of several buildings that offer a blend of art, culture and live entertainment: the Keck Amphitheater, the Walt Disney Concert Hall, the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, the Mark Taper Forum and the Ahmanson Theatre. The most recognizable building is undoubtedly the Walt Disney Concert Hall, designed by architect Frank Gehry . Members of the public can take a free 90-minute tour of the Center on select days, starting at 12 or 1.15pm. The tour offers a fascinating insight into the history and architecture of the buildings, as well as the four groups who regularly perform there: the LA Opera, LA Philharmonic, Center Theatre Group and LA Master Chorale. Guided and audio tours of just the Walt Disney Concert Hall are available as well. After a tour or a show at the Center, guests can stop in at nearby Kendall’s Brasserie or Kendall’s speakeasy, The Board Room , for a craft cocktail.

Savour rock history and sandwiches at Canter’s

On the face of things, Canter’s is a landmark deli where folks come to chow down on delectable pastrami sandwiches before hitting up a music, theater or comedy show at one of the many nearby venues. Yet this Jewish-style delicatessen also represents a key piece of rock history. Its current Fairfax Avenue location, opened in 1953, quickly became a hangout for entertainment industry leaders, and has remained a favorite with rock musicians to the present day.

The connection to the showbusiness world is also deeply personal: Marc Canter, who currently owns the restaurant, was a childhood friend of Guns N’ Roses guitarist Slash. An iconic photo of the band sitting in one of the booths was taken by photographer Jack Lue. It was also allegedly the scene of a fight between Tom Waits and punk band The Bags. Canter’s is open 24 hours, so stop by anytime for some matzah-ball soup or one of those classic pastrami sandwiches.

Get a glimpse of Capitol Records

Capitol Studios opened its doors over 60 years ago, getting down to business with Frank Sinatra’s Frank Sinatra Conducts Tone Poem of Color. In addition to hosting recording sessions for acts including Green Day, the Goo Goo Dolls and Paul McCartney, the Capitol Records Building is also where a number of hit albums and soundtracks have been mixed, and is where the orchestra for the Academy Awards rehearses and records. The studio is still functioning and busy, and their current artists often record performances on the iconic tower’s roof. Guests are typically not able to tour the studio, though they do occasionally open up for ticketed special events. Tourists are free to take photos in front of the tower and its mural, Richard Wyatt Jr’s Hollywood Jazz .

Discover new music

It’d be impossible to name all the music venues and bars showing live bands in Los Angeles, but if you’re looking for a bar with live music, we’ve got a list of them here (many without a cover charge). For emerging indie acts, it’s worth seeing who’s on the bill at Teragram Ballroom in Westlake, Hi Hat in Highland Park, Silver Lake’s The Satellite , The Echo in Echo Park and The Hotel Café or Three Clubs in Hollywood.

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Megadeth Announce Destroy All Enemies 2024 Fall U.S. Tour Dates

Megadeth announced the dates for a 33-show U.S. fall tour on Tuesday (April 23). The Live Nation-produced Destroy All Enemies outing will feature support from Mudvayne and All That Remains and is slated to kick off on August 2 at the Walmart AMP in Rogers, AR.

"Our ‘Crush The World' tour has been a tremendous experience for the four of us," said singer/guitarist Dave Mustaine in a statement. "We are all playing tight, and that has made it possible for me to really focus on solos and singing, we are playing more songs than ever before, and we are closer to each other, onstage AND off. I'm excited to see Mudvayne, and All That Remains. Join us as we DESTROY ALL ENEMIES."

The two-month run will include shows in Houston, Phoenix, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Salt Lake City, Charlotte, Boston, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and Minneapolis, before winding down on Sept. 28 with a gig at the Nashville Municipal Auditorium. Tickets for all the dates will go on sale to the general public at 10 a.m. local time on Friday (April 26), with a presale for Cyber Army/Megadeth Digital members kicking off today at noon local time here .

According to a release, the outing will feature Mustaine and company playing classics from their beloved albums Rust in Peace , Countdown to Extinction and others, including their most recent studio LP, The Sick, the Dying… and the Dead!

Check out the dates for the 2024 Destroy All Enemies U.S. tour below.

August 2 - Rogers, AR @ Walmart AMP

August 3 - Houston, TX @ 713 Music Hall

August 5 - Albuquerque, NM @ Isleta Amphitheatre

August 6 - Denver, CO @ Ball Arena

August 8 - Phoenix, AZ @ Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre

August 9 - Los Angeles, CA @ YouTube Theater

August 10 - Concord, CA @ Toyota Pavilion at Concord

August 12 - Auburn, WA @ White River Amphitheatre

August 13 - Bend, OR @ Hayden Homes Amphitheater

August 16 - Las Vegas, NV @ Bakkt Theatre at Planet Hollywood

August 17 - Salt Lake City, UT @ Maverick Arena*

August 20 - Irving, TX @ The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory

August 21 - Austin, TX @ Germania Insurance Amphitheater

August 23 - Macon, GA @ Atrium Health Macon Amphitheater*

August 24 - West Palm Beach, FL @ IThink Financial Amphitheatre

Sept. 3 - Tinley Park, IL @ Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre

Sept. 5 - Huntington, WV @ Marshall Health Network Arena*

Sept. 6 - Charlotte, NC @ PNC Music Pavilion

Sept. 7 - Raleigh, NC @ Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek

Sept. 9 - Reading, PA @ Santander Arena*

Sept. 10 - Albany, NY @ MVP Arena*

Sept. 11 - Boston, MA @ Leader Bank

Sept. 13 - Bethel, MY @ Bethel Woods Center For The Arts

Sept. 14 - Wantagh, NY @ Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater

Sept. 15 - Richmond, VA @ Virginia Credit Union Live!*

Sept. 17 - Cincinnati, OH @ Riverbend Music Center

Sept. 18 - Pittsburgh, PA @ Stage AE

Sept. 20 - Noblesville, IN @ Ruoff Music Center

Sept. 21 - Clarkston, MI @ Pine Knob Music Theatre

Sept. 24 - Minneapolis, MN @ The Armory

Sept. 26 - St Louis, MO @ Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre STL

Sept. 27 - Southaven, MS @ Bankplus Amphitheater at Snowden Grove*

Sept. 28 - Nashville, TN @ Nashville Municipal Auditorium       

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Iconic movie posters are transformed into music during this two-part concert celebrating the work of artist Bob Peak. For the first half of the performance at the Walt Disney Concert Hall, the Los Angeles Film Orchestra will perform familiar scores from films that Peak created posters for, including Leonard Bernstein’s West Side Story , John Williams’s Superman: The Movie , Jerry Goldsmith’s Star Trek: The Motion Picture and Richard Wagner’s “Ride of the Valkyries” from Apocalypse Now . For the second part, contemporary composers who worked on films like  Get Out ,  Rocky and  The Matrix will premiere a new piece inspired specific artwork from Peak.

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Kid Cudi is canceling his upcoming Insano: Engage the Rage World Tour after finding out his broken ankle is “much more serious” than he thought.

“Guys, so, I have a broken calcaneus,” Cudi posted Wednesday on social media. “Im headed to surgery now and there’s gonna be a long recovery time. We have to cancel the tour so I can focus on getting better to be out there in top shape to rage with you all.”

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The calcaneus is more commonly known as the heel bone. While some ankle fractures can heal in weeks, a broken calcaneus has a longer recovery time. “This type of fracture commonly occurs during a high-energy event — such as a car crash or a fall from a ladder — when the heel is crushed under the weight of the body,” the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons says on its website . Surgery is often required to prevent heel deformity.

This, friends, is why you don’t jump off one of the tallest stages at Coachella.

“There’s just no way I can bounce back in time to give 100%,” Cudi said. “The injury is much more serious than I thought.”

The U.S. leg of the Insano tour was supposed to start June 28 in Austin, Texas, and conclude with a show in Los Angeles on Aug. 30. Kid Cudi planned to head to Europe in early 2025; it’s unclear whether that part of the tour is still on.

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The rapper said that ticket holders will be contacted by email and receive a full refund. Also, new tour dates will be announced as soon as possible.

In a video posted earlier this week and captured by TMZ , Kid Cudi said with a chuckle, “This is what happens when a 40-year-old man tries to prance around offstage like he’s 26, like he used to do back in the day.” He added that he was “hoping” to be healed up in time to hit the road.

So much for that idea.

“I’m so sorry fam and I love you all so much, thanks for the endless love and support. Im really disappointed as im sure you guys are too, but I will be back. Thats a promise,” the rapper wrote Wednesday.

“Im ok, just a lil soreness, but im in good spirits.”

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