Mickey Hart of the Grateful Dead once said, “There’s nothing like music to relieve the soul and uplift it.” After a long and busy year, it’s time to treat yourself to the gift of live music. As the epicenter of the music industry, Los Angeles has an never-ending list of concerts happening daily. Read on for a list of the best shows yet to come to Los Angeles for 2022.
Oct. 19
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Known for his outrageous antics and colorful outfits, Lil Nas X is finally performing in Los Angeles. On his Long Live Montero Tour, the artist will be playing fan favorites from his new album Montero and some songs that made him famous, like “Old Town Road” and “Panini”. His show at the spacious Youtube Theater will get you dancing.
Oct. 21
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The Colombian superstar is coming to Crypto.com Arena. Karol G’s exciting $trip Love Tour will take you on a journey of her musical career. Her newest multi-genre album, KG0516, features a range of Latin A-listers. You won't want to miss one of music's biggest worldwide singers during her prime.
Nov. 1
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Omar Apollo is on the rise thanks to his new album Ivory. As a Mexican-American singer-songwriter, he incorporates Spanish throughout his album. Ivory tells a story of the beauty of queer love and heartbreak, blazing a trail for the future of LGBTQIA+ Latinx kids. Apollo’s show at Greek Theatre will have you singing your heart out.
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Nov. 2
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Known as the masked cowboy, Orville Peck’s performance at the Greek Theatre is a can’t-miss. Peck is shrouded in mystery behind his iconic fringe masks, emphasizing the music rather than his appearance. His 4th Annual Rodeo Tour highlights his modern queer country sound and his new album Bronco. The honky tonk concert will certify your fanship of country music once and for all.
Nov. 12
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Euphoria star Dominic Fike is taking a break from acting and returning to his musical roots. His performance at the Palladium will be a part of his Out of Order Tour and highlights Fike’s top hits. A ranging artist who breaks down the definition of pop, Fike is a fun performer for fans who have patiently awaited his return since his 2020 album, What Could Possibly Go Wrong.
Oct. 23-Nov. 15
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After Harry Styles’ groundbreaking 15 concerts at Madison Square Garden, he is making his way to the West Coast to the Forum for another 15 live shows. We can’t get enough of this British heartthrob and Love On Tour! These shows are guaranteed to be a fun time filled with good music, sparkly outfits and an A-Lister crowd. It’s time to take a trip to Harry’s House!
Nov. 15
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The Twelve Carat Tour is finally making its way to Crypto.com Arena. Angelenos can’t wait to welcome Posty with open arms. The eccentric artist and new dad have a great stage persona and knows how to excite a crowd. He will not disappoint with his performance of his latest hip-hop album, Twelve Carat Toothache!
Nov. 17
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Elton John’s career is unparalleled, during which he has accumulated a large fan base over the past 60 years. The Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour is his final tour and covers favorites from John’s 31-album discography. Performing at the Dodger Stadium, make sure you come decked out in rhinestone glasses and an outfit that the icon himself would approve of. Celebrate the legendary Rocket Man one last time!
Nov. 18
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It’s “About Damn Time” Lizzo goes on tour! The Special Tour is coming to the Forum for an exciting night. The flute-playing icon will have you singing and dancing along to every song from her Special album. Wear your cutest outfit and keep an eye out for a Sasha Flute appearance.
Nov. 19
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Blackpink is making a long-awaited comeback. As one of the world's most influential girl groups, Blackpink has helped spread KPOP worldwide. The show at Banc of California Stadium is in celebration of the release of their top-charting album Born Pink. It’s time to start practicing their iconic dance from “Pink Venom” in preparation for the Born Pink Tour.
Nov. 26
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The Weeknd will have you dancing from dusk till dawn. As part of his After Hours Til Dawn Tour, The Weeknd concert at So-Fi Stadium is a great way to spend your weekend. It’s time to tune into 103.5 Dawn FM for a euphoric night. Buy your tickets for the show before you're “Out of Time”!
Nov. 28
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After Covid canceled their 2020 Los Angeles show, The 1975 fans have been patiently awaiting seeing their favorite group live. The 1975 At Their Very Best Tour at the Forum will be dedicated to their recently released album Being Funny In a Foreign Language, embodying the essence of the Manchester quartet. The band members will likely adorn suits and sunglasses, reinventing the band’s ever-changing look. You will finally feel “Part of the Band” at this concert.
Dec. 2
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IHeart Radio’s Jingle Ball is back again at the Forum. It will be a memorable night celebrating the year's most popular music. Jingle Ball will feature performances by Jack Harlow, Khalid, Dua Lipa, Pitbull, and many more. Get your tickets now before they sell out.
Buy a ticket to any of these outstanding concerts to transform your year and make unforgettable memories of a night filled with music and creativity. And if you're already planning for more evenings of concerts, be sure to check out where to eat before a night at The Hollywood Bowl, Crypto.com Arena or The Rose Bowl.
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