Concerts
Last Updated on Jul 04, 2025
Los Angeles in March 2026 will be alive with a vibrant array of concerts and music festivals, showcasing the city's dynamic cultural scene. The month will feature the Rolling Loud California festival at Hollywood Park in Inglewood, bringing together over 75 hip-hop artists for an electrifying weekend. Latin rock legends Maná will continue their record-breaking Vivir Sin Aire Tour with a four-night residency at the Kia Forum, celebrating their 40th anniversary and surpassing Bruce Springsteen's record for most arena shows in Los Angeles. Pop icon Kesha and the reunited Scissor Sisters will bring their co-headlining The Tits Out Tour to the city, delivering high-energy performances. Additionally, the Matsuri '25 event at the Peacock Theater will showcase Japanese artists Ado, ATARASHII GAKKO!, and YOASOBI, highlighting the global appeal of J-pop. These events, among others, will make Los Angeles a premier destination for music enthusiasts in March 2026.
March 24 - April 12, 2026
Get ready to laugh out loud with Monty Python’s Spamalot, the outrageously funny musical lovingly ripped off from the cult classic film Monty Python and the Holy Grail. This Tony Award-winning production tells the legendary tale of King Arthur and his eccentric band of Knights of the Round Table on their absurd quest for the Holy Grail—complete with flying cows, killer rabbits, show-stopping musical numbers, and plenty of irreverent Monty Python humor. Featuring a clever and catchy score by Eric Idle and John Du Prez, Spamalot is a hilarious celebration of silliness, satire, and the joy of live theater. Whether you're a longtime Python fan or new to the comedy, Spamalot is a must-see riot that promises pure, joyful mayhem from start to finish.
March 10 - 15, 2026
Six, best classified as a musical, is a high-energy, modern theatrical production that tells the story of the six wives of Henry VIII, each one performing as part of a pop concert-style show where they take turns telling their stories through catchy, contemporary songs. The musical blends historical facts with modern pop music and a contemporary, almost "girl group" vibe, giving the wives a voice and empowering them through their individual songs. While there is dancing and movement, the focus is on the music and the narrative conveyed through the lyrics and performances. It’s not a traditional play or strictly a dance performance, making Six a true musical in its essence.