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Dance: At the Barre
Musicals: 5-6-7-8
Performers: Close-Up
The Play’s The Thing
What I’m Listening To: New in Music: October 2nd
This Is the Moment for Kokandy Productions
Kenny Leon Finds the Love in “Topdog/Underdog”
What I’d See: Best Bets: September 28th – October 4th
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Classical: Metronome
Come to the Cabaret
Jazz in 5/4 Time
Opera: Bravo
What I’m Listening To: New in Music: October 2nd
Top LA Phil Concerts in the 2026-2027 Season
What I’d See: Best Bets: September 28th – October 4th
New in Music This Week: September 25th
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Classical: Metronome
Best Bets: May 18th – May 24th
The world premiere of Tyler Taylor's "Embers" at San Francisco Symphony takes place this week.
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New In Music This Week: March 27th
Immanuel Wilkins Quartet's Live at the Village Vanguard Vol. 1 is one of four top picks this week
Classical: Metronome
Best Bets: March 2nd – March 8th
Bill Frisell celebrates his 75th birthday and America begins to celebrate its 250th.
Classical: Metronome
Angélica Negrón: The Sound of Light and Loss
“This piece is about silence—even though it’s filled with sound.”
Classical: Metronome
12 LA PHIL CONCERTS TO SEE THIS SEASON
The concerts I feel speak loudest about who the Los Angeles Phil is as it closes one chapter and looks forward to its next.
Classical: Metronome
Best Bets: September 22nd – September 28th
Bill & Ted are Waiting for Godot and Kavalier & Clay are singing opera
Classical: Metronome
Best Bets: August 4th – August 10th
Pianist Seong-Jin Cho performs two Ravel concerti at the Hollywood Bowl with Gustavo Dudamel
Classical: Metronome
New In Music This Week: July 18th
The LA Philharmonic's recording of "Yanga'" by Gabriela Ortiz tops this week's list
Classical: Metronome
Joel Thompson Screams, Cries, Plants, Fights
"This quartet is essentially a manual I've written for myself to survive this current moment in history."
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12 Hollywood Bowl Shows Not to Miss
From a Classical Pride concert to Rachmaninoff to the return of Black Movie Soundtrack
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