Live music in Hawthorne, CA

LA Jazz Festival brings its Jazz in the Park series to South Park with a performance by Isaiah Collier and special guest Fonville x Fribush. This program is part of a set of 24 free concerts staged in parks across the Los Angeles region, highlighting leading artists spanning jazz, soul, hip hop, and more in open community settings. Bring a blanket, enjoy time with friends and family, and soak up live music in the fresh air. Admission is free, and entry requires an RSVP confirmation.

Enjoy an afternoon of English country dancing led by caller Renée Camus with lively tunes from Tea for Three, featuring Amy Martin, Robyn Dolan, and Lindsay Verbil. Presented by Culver City English Country Dance (CCECD), this event welcomes newcomers. All dances are taught during the program, and participants can come solo with no previous experience. Face coverings are optional, and both masking and vaccination are encouraged but not required. A signed waiver is required, and advance registration is requested. Admission is a suggested $20 with a sliding scale pay what you can. Dress is casual, and the room may feel warm in summer. Please bring clean, soft-soled shoes for dancing. If you have seen a Jane Austen film adaptation or Bridgerton, you have already glimpsed this style of dance.

This free outdoor Sunday evening showcases Start Me Up with a tribute to the Rolling Stones, delivering big sound and a spirited set that celebrates the band's music.

Los Angeles sets the stage for a big, feel-good night filled with classic hits and crowd-wide singalongs. Lionel Richie brings heartfelt ballads and anthems, while Earth, Wind & Fire delivers the grooves that keep everyone moving. From the tenderness of Hello to the jubilance of September, the energy swings from deep emotion to full-on celebration as the arena lights up. Plan to arrive early, dress for a night out, and bring friends who love to sing every chorus. Expect a large-scale production, a lively LA crowd, and a party atmosphere that feels right at home at the Intuit Dome.

This performance is a phone-free experience. Cellphones and recording devices, including smart glasses, are not permitted in the performance space. Upon arrival, devices and accessories will be secured in Yondr pouches that remain with each guest and are opened at the end of the event. If you need to use your phone during the event, visit a designated Phone Use Area, then have your device re-secured before returning to the performance space. Anyone seen using a non-permitted device during the performance will be escorted out. Guests are encouraged to bring a credit card for purchases inside the venue. Ticket access includes multiple presales, such as artist, venue, BandsInTown, SiriusXM, Live Nation, Citi Cardmember, and VIP packages, along with a public onsale and preferred seating options. Cooperation with these guidelines helps create a focused, phone-free viewing experience.

Jill Scott’s To Whom This May Concern Tour arrives at YouTube Theater with a strictly phone-free environment. Cell phones and recording devices, including smart glasses, are not allowed in the performance space. Upon arrival, all phones and related accessories will be secured in Yondr pouches that remain with guests and are unlocked at the end of the event. If you need to use your phone during the event, head to a designated Phone Use Area, then resecure your device in the pouch before returning to the event space. Anyone using a prohibited device during the performance will be escorted out. A credit card is recommended for purchases inside the venue. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with multiple presales, including Artist, Venue, BandsInTown, SiriusXM, Live Nation, Citi Cardmember options, and VIP Packages.

This hands-on instrument petting zoo with the Long Beach Symphony welcomes families at the Main Library. Children explore how the different instrument families work and how they fit together to build an orchestra. The Long Beach Symphony provides the instruments, supplies, and information so kids and parents can try real instruments and learn the basics of orchestral music in a friendly setting.

LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes hosts an energetic night of salsa featuring Rush Hour Orquesta with sets by Super DJ Robby, part of the Summer of Salsa series in downtown Los Angeles. Created in Los Angeles by longtime friends Raul Membreno and Jonathan Patterson, Rush Hour Orquesta brings together standout Latin American musicians from Southern California to blend classic hits with modern rhythms for a celebratory, dance-forward sound. Super DJ Robby, born in Havana and a fixture of the Los Angeles salsa scene, has performed with icons including Oscar D’León, Los Van Van, José Alberto “El Canario,” Marc Anthony, Tito Nieves, and the late Celia Cruz and Tito Puente, with international appearances in cities such as Dubai, Zurich, Tokyo, and Hong Kong. The evening begins with a free salsa lesson led by Dancing 101 with Roberto, then continues with live music and dancing. Food and beverages will be available for purchase, and attendees may bring chairs, blankets, and their best dance moves. Admission is free, with advance RSVP recommended and entry subject to capacity; walk-ins are accommodated as space permits. Presented by Mesa Pacific in partnership with Maker’s Mark. By participating, attendees consent to LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes using photographs taken during the program for advertising, promotional, and marketing purposes. Parking options are available near the venue.

The Sunshine Tour brings a tropical infusion to Deep End Live, with Colette headlining alongside Ben Annand, DJ Dazy, and Bird Lady for a night of summery house grooves, high-energy dancing, and pier-side atmosphere. Rooted in Chicago’s underground and celebrated on stages around the world, Colette blends catchy melodies with authentic house, earning recognition from the LA Times and a loyal following of dance music fans. Sea breeze, sunset views, and good tunes set the scene for a warm-weather night by the water.

It started as a one-month pop-up created with JPN Guides and has grown into an after-hours event shaped by Tokyo’s late-night culture. Guests can explore an ever-changing selection of sushi and ramen, Japanese beverages, and vinyl spinning into the night, all just a short walk from the beach. Savor a selection of bites and specialty drinks while soaking up the last moments of Southern California summer evenings. If the experience sparks wanderlust, JPN Guides provides tailored travel experiences and guided tours across Japan.

Settle in at Primo Italia for an evening of live music with Connor Thaxter. Performances take place on Thursday and Saturday nights, and reservations are highly recommended.

Karin Couch and Mark Ennis deliver a live mix of classic rock, pop, and country. Enjoy fine wines while taking in the sounds of South Bay Acoustic.

Enjoy a welcoming evening of contra dancing at Masonic Lodge 467. A beginner-friendly lesson gets things started, followed by plenty of time on the dance floor. Individuals are welcome, and there is no need to bring a partner. Comfortable, well-tied dance shoes are encouraged to keep your feet happy. Admission follows a sliding scale of $20, with $10 for ages 30 and under, and free entry for ages 18 and under. Parking is available in a nearby garage across the boulevard or on surrounding streets.

Triple Bueno presents an album release show at Deep End Live. Kat Hall serves as the main supporting act, and SHAG opens the night.

Redondo Beach sets the stage for a high-voltage tribute to two iconic acts, celebrating the music of Billy Idol and Poison in one night. Generation Idol leads the Billy Idol portion, with Craig Knight from Legends in Concert channeling the frontman’s trademark attitude and Ben Morris recreating Steve Stevens’ searing guitar work. Expect arena-level energy, hits like "Rebel Yell" and "Mony Mony," plus deeper cuts and stories that capture the spirit of the originals. The group has toured internationally, headlined in Las Vegas, was named Best Billy Idol Tribute by AXS TV, and has appeared on Royal Caribbean in 2022 and 2023 and on Norwegian Cruise Line in 2019, with bookings from brands including Coca-Cola, 7-Eleven, and MTV. The Poison catalog comes to life with Ultimate Poison Tribute, a lineup of Southern California veterans seen on AXS TV’s "The World’s Greatest Tribute Bands" and on cruise line tours around the world. Vocalist Chet Michaels, guitarist B.B. Seville, bassist Joe Z. Doll, and drummer Bobbi Sprocket deliver the look, attitude, and precision of the Glam Slam Kings, rolling out anthems such as "Talk Dirty To Me," "Nothin’ But a Good Time," "Every Rose Has Its Thorn," "Fallen Angel," "I Want Action," and "Something To Believe In." Their costumed, choreographed performance keeps the energy high from start to finish.