LA Concerts: Top Holiday Shows & Events 2023-2024

Los Angeles Holiday Concert Guide: From K-Pop to Rock legends, 10 must-see Shows Through 2026

The los Angeles holiday season is set to reverberate wiht live music, offering a diverse lineup of performances to entertain locals and visitors alike.From chart-topping K-pop sensations to iconic rock acts,this guide highlights 10 essential concerts spanning post-Thanksgiving through the beginning of 2026.

A Diverse Soundscape for Every Music Lover

Los Angeles is offering a vibrant array of musical experiences this holiday season, catering to fans of all genres. Whether your seeking the infectious energy of K-pop, the raw power of alt-rock, or the smooth grooves of R&B and hip-hop, there’s a show to capture your attention.

Iluka at the Moroccan Lounge – December 4

Australian expatriate Iluka is making waves in the L.A. music scene with her unique blend of desert-country twang, melodic songwriting, and rock edge. Her feminist perspective shines through in tracks like “Crucify Me,” boasting a powerful chorus. The release show for her album, “The Wild, the Innocent and the Raging,” promises to be a pivotal moment in her burgeoning career, as one observer noted.

KIIS-FM Jingle Ball at Intuit Dome – December 5

The annual KIIS-FM Jingle Ball is set to deliver a star-studded lineup of Top 40 hitmakers, including Alex Warren, Audrey Hobert, Jessie Murph, Reneé Rapp, Leon Thomas, and Zara Larsson. Though, the event’s true draw might potentially be the rare appearance of Ejae, A

When We Were Young at the hollywood Bowl – December 6 & 7

the massively popular When We Were Young festival returns to the Hollywood Bowl for two days of emo and pop-punk nostalgia. The 2024 lineup boasts a powerhouse roster including My Chemical Romance, Blink-182, Fall Out Boy, Paramore, Good Charlotte, Simple Plan, yellowcard, and more. This year’s event also showcases emerging talent,including U.K. post-punk band Wet Leg and Atlanta pop-punk group the Paradox, who recently opened for Green Day and Jack White.

Cameron Winter at the Palace Theatre – December 13 & 14

Cameron Winter, fresh off a well-received performance with his band Geese at the Fonda Theatre – reportedly attended by music industry heavyweights like Bono and Beck – will return to Los Angeles for two solo shows at the Palace Theatre. These performances will precede his band’s appearance at the 2025 Coachella festival and support his acclaimed 2024 album, “Heavy Metal.”

4 non Blondes at the Roxy – December 15

After a hiatus since 1994, 4 Non blondes are back, fueled by the resurgence of their hit “What’s Up?” thanks to samples by Cardi B and Lizzo and a viral TikTok trend. Frontwoman Linda Perry has reunited the band for festival dates and is preparing for a reunion album slated for release in 2026.

Allman Betts Family Revival at the Orpheum Theatre – December 20

the Allman Betts Family Revival, a supergroup comprised of scions of Southern rock, will bring their swampy three-part guitar harmonies to the Orpheum Theater. The holiday show will feature collaborations with Robert Randolph, Jimmy Hall, Dweezil Zappa, Sierra Green, Cody & luther Dickinson, and more.

Leon Thomas at The Wiltern – December 22 & 23

Leon Thomas, nominated for six Grammy Awards including album of the year and best new artist, will perform two nights at The Wiltern in support of his 2024 LP, “Mutt.” The album showcases his studio expertise as a writer and producer for artists like Ariana Grande and SZA, while also revealing his stage presence honed through Broadway and Nickelodeon appearances.

The Roots at Walt Disney Concert Hall – december 31

The Roots, led by Questlove and Black Thought, will ring in the new year at Walt Disney Concert Hall with two shows – at 7 p.m. and 10:30 p.m.The philadelphia hip-hop outfit is renowned for its dynamic live performances and extensive catalog, promising a memorable New Year’s Eve party with potential surprise guests.