Live music in Beverly Hills, CA

Enjoy a free Friday night at the Echo Park Farmers' Market as part of the Stone Fruit Festival. Expect live music sets from songsbyjovi, londonbootsband, and losrockangels, along with a performance by Lazy River. There will also be seasonal fruit tastings, a DADA Bar pop-up, still-life drawing classes, story times, and Nutrition Navigator activities focused on local agriculture.

At Adam’s Garden Indoor Playground, kids can enjoy a lively balloon dance party filled with upbeat music, glowing effects, and plenty of dancing in a fun, safe setting. The atmosphere is all about big party energy and nonstop movement, making it a great fit for all ages. Members attend at no charge. Non-members are $25 per child and $20 for each additional sibling, with no charge for siblings 9 months and under. Parents and caregivers are free. Socks are required in the playground. No reservations are needed. Parking is available at the Sherman Oaks Galleria structure with three hours of validation.

Celebrate the close of summer with an outdoor gathering on the Community Center side lawn featuring a DJ, kid-friendly games, and a bounce house for all ages. Food trucks will be on site and a cookout plate will be served with shredded barbecue chicken on a Hawaiian roll, potato salad, a salad bar, and a slice of watermelon. Harbor View will be open during the festivities.

Mark & Brian perform at the Hilton Garden Inn with a mix of classic rock, country, pop, and folk. The show takes place outdoors by the fire pits in the bar and restaurant area. Enjoy the music alongside available food and drinks.

Sounds & Bites is a summer series featuring music, vendors, and food trucks. The experience centers on seasonal fun with lively tunes, vendor booths, and a variety of food truck fare. Vendor opportunities are available for those interested in participating.

Whisky A Go-Go hosts a lineup featuring Angel, The Hard Way, RODG, Rusted Stone, Bullet Train, LA Flakes, and Mushroom Bruize. This multi-artist show brings these acts to one stage. Tickets will be available to the general public.

Poppy is bringing her show to Hollywood Palladium for a night of hard rock and metalcore-leaning pop-rock with LANDMVRKS and Thousand Below on the lineup. The show kicks off in the early evening, so plan to arrive with enough time to get settled before the music starts.

Teragram Ballroom hosts a concert featuring Old 97's. Admission is $42 and the show welcomes all ages. The listing notes both an artist presale and a public on-sale.

Charles Wesley Godwin takes the stage at The Wiltern alongside Lily Fitts. Tickets are currently on sale for this performance.

Opening night in Leimert Park offers a free celebration with performances by Lalah Hathaway and Chief Adjuah, plus more artists, alongside art, food, and music. It launches the Los Angeles Jazz Festival, which aims to attract 250,000 attendees across 17 days and to turn the entire city into its stage. Founded by Martin Ludlow, this expansive cultural and tourism effort celebrates jazz, spurs regional economic activity, supports minority and women owned businesses, and maintains a core commitment to social justice and environmental responsibility. The festival also aspires to rank among the largest international jazz events, aiming to become the third largest globally and the largest Black owned jazz festival ever.

Dance DTLA returns to Jerry Moss Plaza in Downtown L.A. for its 22nd summer of free outdoor dance parties. This Afrobeats themed night features a free lesson with instructor Kara KJ Wade, music by TOMI TRIBE, interactive experiences, and dancing from start to finish. Food and drinks are available, creating a lively evening outdoors.

Charles Wesley Godwin brings his country and Americana craft to The Wiltern in Los Angeles, blending vivid storytelling with warm vocals and a grounded presence on stage. The West Virginia singer-songwriter is known for "Family Ties", "Cue Country Roads", and "Temporary Town". The performance offers emotional songwriting, roots-driven arrangements, and potent live moments.

Catch a live night of regional Mexican music at Leonardos De Huntington Park featuring Los Originales De San Juan, Grupo Exterminador, and La Migra. The show starts at 7:00 PM.

Catch Megan Moroney live at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. The show is scheduled for the evening.

Enjoy an evening of music and conversation featuring Darlene Koldenhoven and Gloria Loring. This concert takes place at The Last Bookstore Studio City in Studio City, with the show beginning at 7:00 PM.

Fueled by the joy of playing together, Mushroom Bruize reunites with lifelong friends for a handful of shows that will cap a memorable journey. Drawing on memories from 90s tours in a big green bus, the band returns to the stage to do it one more time. Ray shares that this run is a way to bookend a great ride, promising an evening shaped by history, camaraderie, and the music they love.

Counting Crows bring their soulful, intricately crafted rock to the Hollywood Bowl, celebrating a career that rose to prominence in the ’90s and continues to connect with listeners around the world. Fans can look forward to favorites like Mr. Jones, Round Here, and Long December, paired with fresh energy from the 2025 release Butter Miracle, The Complete Sweets! and the HBO documentary Counting Crows: Have You Seen Me Lately? The band, recognized with Grammy and Oscar nominations, offers an evening of enduring anthems and seasoned musicianship. Programming, artists, pricing, and availability may change. Ticket limits may apply, and all sales are final.

Judy Collins brings a chapter of music history to The Ford as part of her Sweet Judy Blue Eyes Farewell Tour, titled in homage to Stephen Stills’ Suite: Judy Blue Eyes from Crosby, Stills & Nash’s 1969 album. Across nearly sixty years and 55 albums, she has captivated audiences with a luminous voice, candid songwriting, personal resilience, and a long-standing dedication to social activism. Her hallmark performances have earned lasting recognition, including a 1969 Grammy for Best Folk Performance for Both Sides Now, Song of the Year in 1975 for Send in the Clowns, and the inclusion of Amazing Grace in the Library of Congress National Recording Registry. Her 29th studio release, Spellbound, the only one composed entirely of her own songs, drew praise for elegant piano work and a voice of striking clarity and received a 2023 Grammy nomination for Best Folk Album. Sharing the stage is Bruce Cockburn, a 13-time Juno Award winner celebrated for incisive songwriting and remarkable guitar craftsmanship, together offering an evening of deeply felt folk from two acclaimed musical storytellers. Event details may change, ticket limits may be in place, and all sales are final.

Rusted Stone kicks off the night, opening for the iconic group Angel at Whisky A Go-Go.

Bruce Cockburn is performing at The Ford. The show starts at 8:00 PM.

This event features bassist Trevor Ware. In-person admission is $20. The World Stage YouTube Channel and The World Stage Facebook Page are listed in the event information.

Catch Macy Gray live at Blue Note Los Angeles. The show is scheduled for 9:30 PM local venue time.

Getter is bringing the dance energy to Academy LA. The venue is cashless, all sales are final, and tickets are delivered by email closer to the event date. Entry is for guests 21 and over, and you’ll need a valid physical government-issued ID with the same name as your ticket.

Build on your foundation with an intermediate singing class led by Rebecca Lynn. Designed for singers who already have solid basics, this session focuses on strengthening vibrato control, improving pitch accuracy across your range, and developing the ability to harmonize with others. It is well suited for those who completed the first Finding Your Voice course or anyone with comparable experience.

SOULNIC returns to the city this year with plenty of surprises in store. Capacity is limited.

LA Jazz Festival presents a Jazz in the Park concert at Lanark Park, part of a free series of 24 performances that bring live music to outdoor community spaces across the Los Angeles region. The program spans jazz, soul, hip hop, and more. Attendees can bring a blanket and enjoy the music with friends and family outdoors. Admission is free with an RSVP, and a confirmed reservation is required for entry. Performing artists will be announced.

Get ready for the 6th annual Solid Gold Pool Party, a big collaboration between Dirty Beetles and Loomiere.live. Expect two rooms, upgraded sound, and a lineup of DJs for a long, non-stop pool party day into the night. Dress in your finest gold looks from head to toe for a chance to shine. This is an in-person, paid event at Hotel Ziggy, and it’s for ages 21+.

Enjoy a relaxed jazz brunch at Visionarium featuring the Stephanie Barone Quintet. Stephanie Barone, an actor, songwriter, and jazz vocalist performing in Los Angeles since 2000, brings expressive phrasing and storytelling to a mix of straight-ahead and contemporary jazz. The set includes fresh takes on timeless standards along with jazz interpretations of songs by Olivia Dean and Amy Winehouse. The band features Tom Rizzo on guitar, Anne King on trumpet, Adam Cohen on bass, and Sinclair Lott on drums. Pair the music with an Italian brunch of house specialties, premium wines, mimosas, and signature cocktails. Admission is $25 per person and is fully applied to food and beverages purchased during the event. Reservations include a guaranteed table, and seating is limited.

Jazz in the Park brings Cameron Graves to Edward Vincent Park for an outdoor performance. This concert is part of a free, 24-show series that presents top-tier music in community parks throughout the Los Angeles region, spanning jazz, soul, hip hop, and more. Bring a blanket, gather with friends and family, and enjoy live music beneath the open sky. Entry is free, and an RSVP confirmation is required for admission.

District 4 comes to the Viper Room for a live show presented by Kelly McGarry. Doors open at 4:30 PM, and the program runs until late evening. The event is for ages 22+.

Dressy Bessy brings their indie jangle pop and rock sound to an evening show at Alex Theatre. The concert starts at 5:00 PM, with tickets available via Bandsintown (commissioned through Spotify).

Cal Plaza hosts an evening of movement and music as Pamyua shares Inuit rhythms interlaced with contemporary gospel, R&B, funk, and masked dance. The program begins with Insun Park & Generals, presenting a bold mix of rock, Korean traditional music, and masked dance. Both performances celebrate heritage while stretching creative boundaries, offering fresh perspectives on cultural traditions through sound and motion. Admission is free with RSVP on Eventbrite.

[ { "description": "Starlight Bowl’s 2026 Back Under The Stars season brings live music to Burbank in an outdoor hillside amphitheater setting. The evening features The Fab Four, the Ultimate Tribute, an Emmy Award winning act celebrated for meticulous, note for note renditions of Beatles favorites. Audiences can look forward to classics like “Can’t Buy Me Love,” “Yesterday,” “A Day In The Life,” “Twist And Shout,” “Here Comes The Sun,” and “Hey Jude.” The show includes three distinct

A new contra dance is now held at St. James' Episcopal Church in South Pasadena, relocated from the former Women's Club, with parking available. It welcomes dancers young and old, whether brand new or experienced, and no partner is required. Admission follows a sliding scale of $20, with $10 for ages 30 and under, and free for ages 18 and under. The focus is on supporting the bands and nurturing a vibrant dance community, and friends are welcome. Dances on the first and third Saturdays continue in Culver City.

O.A.R. is coming to the Greek Theatre with Gavin DeGraw and Lisa Loeb. The show is listed to start at 6:30 PM local time.

Enjoy a high-energy Beatles tribute with The Fab Four. This Emmy Award-winning group performs note-for-note favorites, bringing songs like “Can’t Buy Me Love,” “Yesterday,” “A Day In The Life,” and “Hey Jude” to life with detailed costumes and authentic stage performances. Come ready for a great night of classic Beatles music at Starlight Bowl.

The Crosseyed brings its high-energy rock and roll to The Mint LA, blending British rock influences with alt-country tones. Led by frontman Jeff Malkin and supported by a seasoned lineup, the band appears in support of its recent sophomore release, Jeff's Got Your Number. Expect a lively, sweat-inducing show from a group known for a fresh, punchy sound.

Strange Case celebrates the new album, Gone For A While, with a release party at The Echo in Los Angeles. It is the band’s first headlining show in over two years, featuring a start-to-finish performance of the album along with additional songs. Exclusive merchandise and physical media will be available, and the night includes appearances from friends Windows and Eighth Ball.

This Tour Won’t Save You features Anthony Green, whose unmistakable voice and songwriting have shaped his work with Circa Survive and as the original singer of Saosin, alongside a prolific solo path. His albums Avalon, Beautiful Things, Pixie Queen, and Boom. Done. reveal the breadth of his music outside the band setting. He is also part of The Sound of Animals Fighting and L.S. Dunes, which includes members of My Chemical Romance, Coheed and Cambria, and Thursday. With more than two decades of music behind him, the event highlights an enduring presence in modern alternative music.

Marielle Kraft is performing live with William Hinson at The Peppermint Club in Los Angeles. The show starts at 7:00 PM.

Catch Dylan Yong live at Troubadour in West Hollywood. The show also features performances by The Last Slice, maybe not safe, and Mandi Macias. Doors open in the evening with the performance scheduled for 7:00 PM.

Catch Driveways along with Like Roses and Action/Adventure for a night of midwest emo, emo, punk, and pop punk at Teragram Ballroom. The show starts at 7:00 PM local time.

Sterling Venues presents a global entertainment spectacle that blends music, comedy, theatrical storytelling, gaming culture, martial arts, fashion, and feel-good surprises into a single family-friendly production, hosted by Jennifer Murphy GoGirl at the historic Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills. This inaugural edition debuts International Infinity Day, setting the tone for a yearly worldwide tradition that encourages everyone to dream bigger, play bigger, and live without limits. Throughout the show, Jennifer Murphy GoGirl shares new original songs and premieres collaborations, performs Flyzone, the anthem she co-created with composer Georges Tomb for her feature film I Want To Be Neenja, originally recorded with the Budapest Symphony Orchestra and Choir, and delivers a fresh remix of her viral hit I Want To Be Neenja. She also unveils a new take on PAC MAN FEVER by Buckner & Garcia in a music video with Sunny and the Black Pack. The lineup features DJ Nuttalya, Victor Sally of Brazil with his band, Zion who is known as a real-life superhero, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu master Rigan Machado with elite Jiu Jitsu MMA fighters, and the vibrant Youniquehorn troupe. Audiences will also meet GoGirl and the Eight Dwarfes, an original team of superheroes whose action-packed adventures, humor, and heart are created with kids and families in mind. Expect multicultural performers, talent spanning generations, celebrity appearances, dance, comedy, immersive visuals, and striking theatrical moments that build toward themes of hope, courage, unity, and joy. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Those attending in person are greeted with a Pink Carpet VIP experience, while viewers around the globe can take part through a premium livestream on multiple platforms. More than a show, this kickoff introduces a new entertainment franchise and a global movement built on the idea that small actions can create infinite impact, celebrating creativity, kindness, laughter, and the remarkable possibilities that emerge when people come together.

Panter Belico and Arley Perez unite for the En Pláticas Tour at Peacock Theater. This stop brings both artists together on one stage, sharing the spotlight in a single venue.

Little Feat is performing at The United Theater on Broadway. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the show starting at 8:00 PM. Tickets are available through AXS.

Originating from a month-long pop-up with JPN Guides, this nightlife experience draws on the energy and late-night culture of Tokyo. A rotating menu of sushi and ramen pairs with Japanese pours, and vinyl spins after dark near the beach. Curated bites and specialty sips set the stage for a final taste of SoCal summer.

INQUISITIVE is a night out at Avalon Hollywood. The event is for ages 21 and up, with entry following local and state health guidelines. Ticket sales are final.

Riviera Brunch at Azur Beverly Hills brings the flavor and flair of the French Riviera to the table, pairing spirited entertainment with seasonal dishes prepared with fresh ingredients and skillfully mixed cocktails. The setting features a bright Mediterranean atmosphere that embodies Azur’s coastal style, creating a relaxed brunch experience focused on vibrant cuisine and a lively vibe.

LA Jazz Festival brings Jazz in the Park to Lafayette Park in Los Angeles, offering a free concert in an outdoor community setting. Entry requires an RSVP confirmation, and reservations are free. This stop is part of a 24-concert series in parks across the Los Angeles area, showcasing world-class sounds from jazz and soul to hip hop and beyond. Pack a blanket, relax with friends and family, and enjoy live music in the open air. Artists to be announced.

Bring your instrument (or just come listen) to an outdoor, all-ages bluegrass jam at George Izay Park. It’s a friendly meetup near the Joslyn Adult Center, happening on a regular Sunday schedule, and players of all skill levels are welcome. Parking is available nearby, and the jam is scheduled for the afternoon window listed for this date. Check in at the green checkmark when you arrive.

LA Jazz Festival brings its Jazz in the Park series to Penmar Park with a performance by the African Rhythms Alumni Quintet. This concert is part of a free, 24-show program that brings top-tier music to parks across the Los Angeles area, spanning jazz, soul, hip hop, and more. Expect a relaxed outdoor setting where you can spread a blanket, gather with friends and family, and enjoy live music in the open air. Admission is free with an RSVP, and a confirmation is required for entry.

Join The Pine Mountain Logs for a daytime show at The Lighthouse Cafe. This is a 21 and over event, with limited tickets available.

An outdoor sunset dance social with ocean views brings together RnB Zouk Flow, Bachata Sensual, and West Coast Swing in Santa Monica, presented by Zouk LA, established in 2013 by Orlan Mat. Expect smooth remix beats and a balanced music rotation with BachaZouk at 50 percent and RnB Zouk and WCS at 50 percent. Free parking is available. A multi style lesson opens the event, focusing on RnB Zouk Flow fusion that connects with Bachata Sensual and WCS, and it includes an optional introduction to the International Zouk Day annual choreography. As the sun sets, the social continues with RnB Zouk Flow, Bachata Sensual, and WCS, guided by DJ Cal Z. A raffle adds extra excitement, offering a chance to win a Full Pass to a Memorial Day weekend dance congress with workshops, social dancing, and a live concert linked to the LA World Salsa Festival to be announced, featuring Orlan Mat and BachaZouk Workshop, who have taught in over 60 worldwide major SBKZ dance congresses and on dance cruises.

Catch Start Me Up, a high-energy Rolling Stones tribute show that recreates the look, attitude, and sound of a live Stones concert. The performance will get the crowd dancing and singing along, and it will feature an Emerging Artist set by John McCloy Band.

One World (R)evolution takes the stage at Whisky A Go-Go alongside Bloodbather, The Requiem, Deliverance, and On Water. Also known as OW(R), the band appears as part of a multi-artist lineup at this storied venue.

At The Mayan Theater, a captivating stage mystery unfolds in a musical inspired by the story of Pedro Navaja. Live musicians, pulse-raising choreography, and a cast of memorable characters move the action forward, with each song revealing fresh clues. Mystery, music, passion, and betrayal drive the narrative as secrets surface and the truth stays just out of reach. Blending the charge of a concert with the storytelling of musical theater and a social atmosphere, this production keeps the suspense building right up to the final curtain.

Los Angeles sets the stage for a night of iconic music, big production, and wall to wall singalongs. Lionel Richie brings beloved hits with plenty of feeling, while Earth, Wind & Fire delivers grooves that get the entire arena moving. Expect tender "Hello" moments that resonate, followed by a "September" burst that turns the Intuit Dome into a full on celebration. Arriving early is recommended, since LA crowds bring strong energy from the start. Dressing for a night out and bringing friends who love to sing every chorus will match the vibe.

Lionel Richie and Earth, Wind and Fire come together for a live concert at Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California.

A young Viking defies tradition by befriending a dragon, and together they work to protect both of their worlds. The movie is presented in high definition while the musical score is performed live in sync with the film at the Hollywood Bowl. How to Train Your Dragon is a 2010 DreamWorks Animation production. Program and performers may change, pricing and availability are subject to change, ticket limits may apply, and all sales are final.

A high energy singalong unfolds after the Venice Electric Light Parade reaches the pier. The procession travels from Venice to California Roadhouse on the Santa Monica Pier, where the celebration continues with live rock band karaoke. The kickoff has been postponed, and the venue is preparing for its opening on the pier so the post parade party can begin once the parade concludes.

Lionel Richie and Earth, Wind and Fire perform together in concert at Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California. The event brings both acts to one stage for a showcase of live music.

Catch Faouzia live for an evening of electropop and alternative hits at the Fonda Theatre. Doors open at 7:00 PM and the show starts at 8:00 PM.

The Lucky performs live at Moroccan Lounge. The announcement highlights their new song Say It’s Me and references Girl Next Door, Reckless, Sweet Talker, Better Days, Hold Your Breath, and One Step.

Catch dream pop and indie-folk singer-songwriter Greg Mendez live at Sid The Cat Auditorium, with sets also featuring Maria BC and Emily Yacina. The show starts at 7:00 PM local venue time.

John Mellencamp performs live at the Hollywood Bowl. The show starts at 8:00 PM local venue time.

Jill Scott brings the To Whom This May Concern Tour to YouTube Theater with a strictly phone-free experience. Phones and recording gear, including smart glasses, are not allowed in the performance space. Upon arrival, devices and accessories will be secured in Yondr pouches that stay with each guest and are unlocked when the event ends. Guests who need access can use designated areas in the venue where phone use is permitted, then devices will be locked again before returning to seats. Anyone using a device during the performance may be removed from the venue. For purchases inside the venue, bringing a credit card is recommended. Ticket access includes a public onsale, several presales such as artist, venue, Bandsintown, SiriusXM, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember, along with preferred seating options and VIP packages.

Conductor Nicolas Ellis makes his first appearance at the Hollywood Bowl, leading Angela Hewitt and the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra in a program featuring Mozart. Hewitt takes the spotlight in the Piano Concerto No. 22, bringing refined taste and a playful sense of humor that Seen and Heard International praised for revealing the composer’s melodies in a new way. The concerto is framed by the dramatic overture to Don Giovanni and Symphony No. 41, Jupiter. Later nicknamed Jupiter, the symphony launches with an exuberant opening, offers radiant writing for strings and winds, and carries a joyful spirit well suited to a night under the stars. Programming, performers, schedule, pricing, and availability may change. Ticket limits may apply. All sales are final.

Jill Scott is bringing her soulful R&B sound to YouTube Theater for an evening show. Expect a great live performance as part of her tour.

Jill Scott’s To Whom This May Concern Tour at YouTube Theater features a no phone environment in the performance area. Mobile phones and recording devices, including smart glasses, are not permitted once inside. On entry, phones and related accessories are placed in Yondr pouches that stay with each guest and are unlocked after the event. Guests may step into designated areas inside the venue to use their devices, then must re-secure them before returning to the event space. Anyone using an unapproved device during the performance will be escorted out. Credit cards are recommended for on-site purchases.

Ani DiFranco brings the Spirit of Love Tour to The Ford with special guest Valerie June. Known for songwriting that blends keen insight with compassion, DiFranco has long spoken to those pushed outside society’s lines. Her 2024 album, Unprecedented Sh!t, continues that focus with songs that rally for civil rights, call for reproductive freedom, and embrace identity without losing oneself, all set to a captivating mix of folk, soul, and jazz-pop. Valerie June, a singer-songwriter who made her Ford debut in 2023 at the Los Angeles Folk Festival, adds her own luminous presence. Recognized by NPR for an elemental spark, she has built a 15-year career shaping music that can shine like sunlight or gather with stormy intensity. Programming, artists, prices, and availability are subject to change. Ticket limits may apply. All sales are final.

Troubadour hosts a lineup featuring Leroy from the North with Trevor Menear, Brian Whelan, and The Vigodas. General admission is priced at $20 when purchased in advance and $22 on the day of the show.

All ages are welcome. Please note that times and supporting acts are subject to change without notice. Premier Parking vouchers are valid prior to doors opening for the event, and earlier on-site parking access is not guaranteed. The Vinyl Room opens before the music hall doors. Ticket access includes a public onsale, Citi Cardmember presale and preferred tickets, a Live Nation presale, and VIP packages, with both presale and general onsale options available.

Catch a live performance at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. The show starts in the evening, with tickets available through the listed vendor.

Speed Trap Comedy is a variety showcase with LA’s up-and-coming and headlining comedians plus live music. Doors open at 7:30 PM, with the show starting at 8:00 PM. The lineup includes Laurie Kilmartin, James Tison, Amber North, Quincy Yeoman, and Nicki Fuchs, with music by Couplet. The event is 1.5 hours long. No refunds or exchanges.

Goldenvoice presents EMAROSA on the High Horse Heaven Tour, with special guests VEAUX and dreamfone. Doors open in the evening at The Roxy in Los Angeles.

honestav is performing live at The Regent Theater in Los Angeles. The show starts at 8:00 PM.