Coming Soon: The Best Events in LA (Nov. 10-16, 2025)

From cultural events to superstar concerts, exciting nightlife and world-class sports, Discover LA is your go-to source for the latest and greatest in LA. Find more events and nearby hotels at the DiscoverLA.com Events Calendar.

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Brahms Strings - Walt Disney Concert Hall (Nov. 18)
Members of the LA Philharmonic present a night of chamber music that brings together Brahms’ Second String Quintet and First Sextet with Jessie Montgomery’s Strum and Bowen’s Fantasia for Four Violas.

Autry After Hours - The Autry (Nov. 20)
GRAMMY-nominated musician Dom Flemons performs two sets at Autry After Hours on Thursday, November 20. The first set will include his own music, plus scenes from the 1939 film The Bronze Buckaroo, the seminal western film with an all-Black cast. He will also perform a set of American roots music. Doors open at 6pm, with performances scheduled for 6:30 and 7:45.

Elgar's Enigma - Walt Disney Concert Hall (Nov. 21-23)
The LA Phil performs Enigma Variations, the mysterious late 19th century composition by Edward Elgar, from November 21 through November 23 at Walt Disney Concert Hall. The program also includes the world premiere of the LA Phil-commissioned Cello Concerto by Edmund Finnis with Sheku Kanneh-Mason on cello. Performances at 8pm on Friday and Saturday, with a 2pm matinee on Sunday.

Corita Day 2025 - Marciano Art Foundation (Nov. 22)
Celebrate the birthday of LA’s late, great pop art icon, Corita Kenta, at the Marciano Art Foundation on Saturday, November 22. Taking place from 1pm-4pm, the all-ages event includes live screen printing with Self-Help Graphics, Bob Baker Marionette Theatre, a holiday pop-up shop and more.

Fight off that live music FOMO with a show-centric trip to one of the world’s great music capitals! Whether it's historic theatres like The Greek and The Ford; or cozier venues like the Moroccan Lounge and Catalina Jazz Club, there's a concert for every genre on any night in LA.

NOVEMBER 2025

• Brandy & Monica - Kia Forum (Nov. 9)
• Queens of the Stone Age - Dolby Theatre (Nov. 11)
• MANÁ - Kia Forum (Nov. 14, 15, 21, 22 and 29)
• Sabrina Carpenter - Crypto.com Arena (Nov. 16-17, 19-20, 22-23)
• Bryan Adams - Kia Forum (Nov. 18)
• David Byrne - Dolby Theatre (Nov. 20-21)

DECEMBER 2025

• New Year's Eve with The Roots - Walt Disney Concert Hall (Dec. 31)

Raekwon & Mobb Deep - The Wiltern (Nov. 18)
In 1995, Wu-Tang Clan’s Raekwon released his debut solo album, Only Built 4 Cuban Linx… That same year, Mobb Deep dropped their sophomore album, The Infamous. Both are celebrating their albums' 30th anniversaries on the road for a tour that stops at The Wiltern on Tuesday, November 18. Special guests for the show include DJ Scratch and Medz.

Burna Boy - Intuit Dome (Nov. 19)
Nigerian rapper Burna Boy, who released his eighth studio album, No Sign of Weakness, last summer, brings his world tour to Intuit Dome on Wednesday, November 19.

Sigur Rós - The Orpheum (Nov. 19-21)
Sigur Rós brings their North American orchestral tour to a close with three nights at The Orpheum Theatre in Downtown LA. Tickets for the performances on November 19-21 are running low, so act fast if you want to catch these special shows from the Icelandic band.

Cap’n Jazz - The Wiltern (Nov. 20)
Originally scheduled for November 21 at the Palladium, emo greats Cap’n Jazz will headline The Wiltern on Thursday, November 20. It’s the band’s final tour and they’ll be joined by Oklahoma rockers Chat Pile, The Red Krayola - who are playing their first show in a decade - Rainer Maria and Anthony Family, plus DJ sets from The Blackouts, Country Thyme, Zach Cowie and DJDMFK.

David Byrne - Dolby Theatre (Nov. 20-21)
In early September, David Byrne released his latest solo album, Who Is the Sky? For the accompanying tour, the former Talking Heads frontman has created an innovative multimedia show that is already garnering rave reviews. Byrne plays the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood on Thursday, November 20 and Friday, November 21.

Thrice - The Novo (Nov. 22)
With a new album, Horizons/West, out now, Thrice has spent much of October and November on the road. The penultimate show of their fall tour will be at The Novo on Saturday, November 22, with support from Modern Color and Downward.

Jay Som - El Rey (Nov. 23)
LA-based Jay Som recently earned acclaim for Belong, her first new album in more than six years. She plays El Rey on Sunday, November 23, with support from Fashion Club.

Whether you’re looking for educational activities, entertainment, or just want to enjoy the great outdoors, LA has it all - and it’s at your fingertips all year long. Here’s a look at top family-friendly and super fun things to do in the City of Angels.

Union Station Tree Lighting (Nov. 20)
Union Station celebrates its 10th Annual Tree Lighting from 6pm to 8pm on Thursday, November 20 in the restored South Patio. The festivities include a live performance by retro singers The Beverly Belles, carolers roaming the station, holiday crafts and Santa Claus photo ops, and the lighting of the 30-foot holiday tree. RSVP for the free, all-ages event at Eventbrite.

Gruff Rhys - Brain Dead Studios (Nov. 17)
Gruff Rhys, the Welsh singer-songwriter who co-founded Super Furry Animals and is half of the duo Neon Neon, released his latest solo album, Dim Probs, back in September and will be playing a very short North American tour in mid-November with just one West Coast date. Catch him live at all-ages show at Brain Dead Studios on November 17.

Disco Boots - Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (Nov. 20)
LA-based singer Gavin Turek presents Disco Boots at Kiss Kiss Bang Bang on Thursday, November 20, with special guests Soul Clap, the Boston-based DJ duo whose deeply soulful and incredibly funky sets and edits have earned them a cult following. Lyric Jones will open the night.

Maceo Plex - Chinatown Central Plaza (Nov. 22)
DJ/producer Maceo Plex, whose dark, techno-tinged style has touched remixes of artists ranging from The Smiths to Chromatics, heads to Chinatown’s Central Plaza on Saturday, November 22, with support from Anakim.

Cheer on your favorite teams at LA's world-class sports venues!

LA Lakers vs. Utah Jazz - Crypto.com Arena (Nov. 18)
The Lakers only home game this week is on Tuesday, November 18, when they take on the Utah Jazz at Crypto.com Arena. Tipoff is at 7:30pm.

LA Kings vs. Boston Bruins - Crypto.com Arena (Nov. 21)
The puck drops at 7:30pm on Friday, November 21 for the LA Kings only home game of the week when they face off against the Boston Bruins at Crypto.com Arena.

UCLA vs. Washington Huskies - Rose Bowl Stadium (Nov. 22)
The UCLA Bruins go up against the Washington Huskies on Saturday, November 22. Game time at Rose Bowl Stadium is TBA.

LA Rams vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - SoFi Stadium (Nov. 18)
The Los Angeles Rams are back home on November 23, when they take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at SoFi Stadium. The Sunday Night Football game kicks off at 5:30pm.

LA Galaxy vs. Club America - Dignity Health Sports Park (Nov. 15)
The friendly between the LA Galaxy and Mexico’s Club America on Saturday, November 15, will be as much of a party as it is a soccer match with a fan fest happening outside Dignity Health Sports Park at 2:30pm with live music, food, team mascots and more.

LA Rams vs. Seattle Seahawks - SoFi Stadium (Nov. 16)
The Los Angeles Rams take on the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, November 16 at SoFi Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 1:05pm.

From local independent venues to Broadway blockbusters, there is no better city in the country to experience live theatre than Los Angeles. For a roundup of current and upcoming productions, visit the Discover LA Theatre page.

La Bohème - Dorothy Chandler Pavilion (Nov. 22 - Dec. 14)
LA Opera’s production of La Bohème opens at Dorothy Chandler Pavilion on Saturday, November 22, where the beloved Puccini opera will run through December 14.