Live music in West Covina, 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.

Join Living Earth for an intimate monthly concert series at the historic Storrier Stearns Japanese Garden, focused on collective breath, meditation, and unity. This edition features Tate EC, presenting spacious, music-as-medicine sounds in the garden. Tea will be available when you arrive, and blankets are welcome. There are no pets allowed at the garden. The setup may be in progress around 5:00 PM, with tea available and Tate beginning around 5:30 PM.

Join Kidspace Children’s Museum for the Sunset Music Series, a family-friendly evening of live music, dancing, and artmaking. The museum stays open late, with themed performances at 5:30 PM and 7:00 PM in the Stone Hollow Amphitheater. Feel free to bring your own picnic or grab food from the cafe or food trucks. General admission includes the series, and it’s free for members.

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.

This show marks the tenth anniversary of the "We are the Wrecks" EP, with The Wrecks headlining at The Glass House and joined by Fox Royale. VIP options include a meet and greet and access to soundcheck. Tickets are available.

Opening night in Leimert Park brings a free celebration of jazz, art, food, and community, with live performances by Lalah Hathaway and Chief Adjuah plus more music. This kickoff launches the Los Angeles Jazz Festival, a 17 day citywide experience founded by Martin Ludlow to honor the music’s legacy, stimulate regional economic activity, and uplift minority and women owned businesses. The festival aims to welcome 250,000 attendees during its run and to stand among the three largest international jazz festivals while becoming the largest Black owned jazz festival ever, all with a core commitment to social justice and environmental responsibility.

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.

Charles Wesley Godwin takes the stage at The Wiltern with Lily Fitts for an evening of live music. Tickets are on sale now.

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.

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.

Ole 60, The Stews, and Kolton Moore & the Clever Few are teaming up for an Americana, Texas country, country blues, and red dirt night at The Novo. Doors open at 6:00 PM, with the show starting at 7:00 PM.

Goldenvoice presents a concert featuring The Beths and Beach Bunny at Fox Theater Pomona. The show welcomes guests of all ages. A presale is available using the password CARNIVAL, with a general on sale to follow.

Counting Crows bring their soulful, intricately crafted rock to Hollywood Bowl, known for songs that made them a 1990s sensation such as 'Mr. Jones', 'Round Here', and 'Long December'. The band, recognized with Grammy and Academy Award nominations, arrives on the heels of acclaim for the 2025 album 'Butter Miracle, The Complete Sweets!' and the December 2025 HBO documentary 'Counting Crows: Have You Seen Me Lately?'. Program and artist details, schedules, prices, and availability may change. Ticket limits may apply, and all sales are final.

Judy Collins brings her Sweet Judy Blue Eyes Farewell Tour to The Ford, honoring a remarkable career spanning nearly six decades and 55 albums. Celebrated for luminous vocals, candid songwriting, and a commitment to social causes, she has earned major milestones that include a Grammy for Best Folk Performance for her take on Both Sides Now, Song of the Year honors for Send in the Clowns, and recognition from the Library of Congress for Amazing Grace being added to the National Recording Registry. The tour’s name nods to Stephen Stills’ Suite: Judy Blue Eyes from Crosby, Stills & Nash’s 1969 album. Collins’ 29th studio release, Spellbound, her first made entirely of original songs, received a 2023 Grammy nomination for Best Folk Album and drew praise for expressive piano work and a voice that remains strikingly clear. She is joined by Bruce Cockburn, a 13-time Juno Award winner known for thoughtful songwriting and exceptional guitar artistry, praised by The New York Times as a standout Canadian talent. The evening offers heartfelt folk storytelling from two influential performers. Event information, artists, and pricing are subject to change, purchase limits may apply, and all sales are final.

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 performing at Academy LA for a 21+ show. The venue is cashless, all sales are final, and eTickets are delivered by email closer to the event date. Dress code and additional details are available on the venue’s FAQ, and any ticket name must match the holder’s government-issued ID for entry.

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

This event takes place at Tiki B's, the tiki bar located in the basement of Barney's Beanery in Pasadena. Attendees can find the gathering in the downstairs space of the venue.

Head in the Clouds is a live music festival at Brookside at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. Doors open at 1:00 PM, and the show runs rain or shine with no in and out privileges. The event is all ages, food and beverages are sold separately, and the lineup and set times can change. A curfew is listed for 11:00 PM Saturday.

Get ready for a fun LA-themed cupsleeve event celebrating TXT before they hit the stage. Expect Hollywood and SoCal vibes, plus a playful nod to a classic California burger spot. It’s a great chance to enjoy the theme and join in the celebration at a tea house.

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.

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.

Mexican Slum Rats perform at The Glass House alongside 3l3d3p, Dive Time, and The Searchlights. Tickets are now available.

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.

Expect a high energy set from The Crosseyed, with frontman Jeff Malkin signaling a performance that will work up a sweat. The group marks its second album, Jeff's Got Your Number, with a show that blends rock and roll spirit with British rock influences and alt country tones. With a renowned backing band in tow, the sound aims to be driving and fresh from start to finish.

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.

Settle in for an evening of rock anthems that blend beloved classics with contemporary favorites.

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.

The Burning Doors bring the spirit, sound, and poetry of The Doors to the stage for a vivid, psychedelic tribute at Flyway at Fox. Special guests The Almighty Majestics (Los Ángeles de las Románticas) round out a night of good vibes and enduring rock and roll. Admission is 18 and over, with presale tickets available for $15 on Eventbrite.

Queen Serene brings their dream pop and shoegaze sounds to Permanent Records Roadhouse. The show is scheduled for 9:00 PM local venue time.

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.

JVNA is playing a night at Exchange LA in Los Angeles. The show is listed for 10:00 PM.

Head to a Second Sundays Old Time Americana all-ages performance and community jam with folk music from around the world. Bring an instrument or just come to sing along, strum, and clap. Guest musicians will share traditional songs and rhythms, with Natalie Brejcha leading the music, plus Tom Moose and the Scotti Old Time Family String Band.

LA Jazz Festival brings its Jazz in the Park series to Lafayette Park for a free outdoor concert experience. As part of a 24-show program in parks across the Los Angeles region, it showcases top-tier sounds spanning jazz, soul, hip hop, and more in a welcoming community setting. Bring a blanket and relax in the open air while enjoying live music. Admission is free with RSVP, and confirmed reservations are required for entry. Artist lineup will be announced.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Experience a Mardi Gras welcome back celebration filled with music, food, and festive fun. Enjoy a live jazz band, a delicious catered lunch, exciting raffle prizes, and shopping with local vendors offering unique items. Admission is $35 per person and includes lunch, vendors, and entertainment. Wear your Mardi Gras colors and look forward to a joyful gathering with friends and community in true carnival spirit.

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

Caltech hosts a weeklong chamber music workshop led by Salastina, created for adult musicians who want to make music in community without needing professional credentials. Each day blends music-making and connection, with shared meals, conversations, and ensemble work that build real camaraderie. Participants play alongside Salastina’s resident artists in informal readings, coached rehearsals, and masterclasses, gaining practical insight through shared experience. Small ensembles meet daily for guided sessions, with multiple chances to perform that conclude in a participant concert for the public. Evenings include panels and discussions focused on musical life, interpretation, and craft, fostering reflection and lively exchange. The setting welcomes players from across the region, offering social dinners and ample time to connect around a shared love of chamber music. Applications are open to adult musicians with confident music-reading skills and an enthusiasm for ensemble playing.

Altadena Music Center presents a monthly free open mic in a relaxed, community-focused atmosphere. All ages are welcome, whether you would like to take the mic or simply listen. Quazar hosts the evening, and sign ups are available for anyone ready to share a song, poem, story, or other creative piece. Performers and audience members alike can expect a supportive space for expression.

Krooked Kings stop at The Glass House in Pomona, CA with the In Another Life Summer Tour. Tickets will be 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.

The Pomona Concert Band brings its 79th Annual Summer Concert Series to the Palomares Park Community Center, presented with support from the City of Pomona. This program, Conductor Favorites, is led by Artistic Director and Conductor Linda W. Taylor with columnist David Allen serving as master of ceremonies. The performance showcases music Taylor has treasured across her many years with the ensemble, including Toccata for Band, On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss, Sousa’s Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, Days of Wine and Roses, and Marching Down Broadway. The band features musicians from Pomona and more than twenty neighboring communities and traces its origins to 1947 under founder G. Stanton Selby. Admission to the series is free, and a concession stand will be open. Concerts are being held at Palomares Park this season because the Ganesha Park Bandshell is undergoing emergency repairs.

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