August 2025: Best Concerts In LA
From Gracie Abrams to The Offspring, LA Has It All!
This August, Los Angeles turns into a musical paradise with some of the biggest names in music lighting up stages across town. From pop superstars to rock gods, these are the can't-miss shows that promise unforgettable summer nights.
Weird Al Yankovic
August 30, Kia Forum
Prepare for a night of humor and hilarity as Weird Al Yankovic brings his zany genius to the Kia Forum. With decades of clever spoofs, genre-hopping melodies, and outrageous theatrics, this show promises to tickle your funny bone while showcasing genuine musical chops.
Dave Matthews Band
August 22, Kia Forum
Known for their improvisational prowess and devoted fan base, Dave Matthews Band returns to the Kia Forum for a dynamic night of intricate rhythms and soaring melodies. Expect extended solos, crowd-favorite classics, and a setlist that evolves with every performance.
Counting Crows
August 12, YouTube Theater
Celebrate three decades of soul-searching alternative rock as Counting Crows take the stage at YouTube Theater. With hits like "Mr. Jones" and "A Long December," frontman Adam Duritz's raw vocals and lyrical introspection promise a show filled with passion and poetic depth.
Boyz II Men
August 2223, Cerritos Center
The kings of '90s R&B are bringing their romantic classics and velvet vocals to Cerritos Center for two unforgettable nights. With chart-toppers like "End of the Road" and "I'll Make Love to You," this is your chance to relive the golden era of soulful ballads with the group that defined it.
Gracie Abrams
August 67, Kia Forum
Fresh off a breakthrough year, Gracie Abrams brings her introspective sound to the Kia Forum for two nights of delicate pop confessions. Known for emotionally resonant songwriting and a growing loyal following, Abrams is poised to enchant LA audiences with her signature intimacy and warmth.
The Offspring
August 29, Kia Forum
Crank it up with The Offspring as they hit the Kia Forum for a night of unapologetic punk-rock fury. With classics like "Self Esteem" and "The Kids Aren't Alright," expect a setlist packed with raw energy, crowd chaos, and pure nostalgia for alternative rock fans.
Cyndi Lauper
August 2930, Hollywood Bowl
Known for her flamboyant flair and unforgettable voice, Cyndi Lauper headlines two nights at the iconic Hollywood Bowl. Expect an explosion of color, charisma, and classicsfrom "Time After Time" to "True Colors"in a show that celebrates freedom and joy at every turn.
Kali Uchis
August 2021, Kia Forum
Returning to the Kia Forum for two sensual, spellbinding nights, Kali Uchis delivers a multilingual, multidimensional performance like no other. With her hypnotic vocals and genre-defying sound, she invites fans into a world of rhythm, romance, and reinvention.
Ethel Cain
August 2021, Shrine Auditorium
Experience the rising star who's redefining the modern singer-songwriter genre. With lush production, emotional storytelling, and haunting vocals, Ethel Cain performs at the Shrine Auditorium for two deeply moving evenings of dark Americana and indie mystique.
Mac DeMarco
August 2931, Greek Theater
Known for his mellow vibe and goofy persona, Mac DeMarco returns to the Greek Theater for a three-night stand filled with slacker rock, dreamy guitar riffs, and offbeat humor. It's the perfect way to wrap up summer with a wink and a chilled-out groove.
Alabama Shakes
August 13, Hollywood Bowl
Brittany Howard leads the Grammy-winning Alabama Shakes back to the Hollywood Bowl for a rousing night of blues-infused rock and raw emotional power. Don't miss this electrifying performance that blends rock, soul, and Southern grit into something unforgettable.
