Greek Theatre Los Angeles
Greek Theatre Los Angeles, Los Angeles, hosts 12 upcoming events between 17 Sep 2026 and 30 Oct 2026, with tickets from £13.63. Terrace from £44.54, Boxes from £125, Pit from £220.
📅 Upcoming Shows & Schedule
Across September and October 2026, Greek Theatre Los Angeles hosts 12 scheduled performances. Featured headliners include Morgan Jay, Ella Langley, Dermot Kennedy, Jessie Ware, and Foster The People. Ticket prices currently range from £13.63 to £1,114.
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Upcoming Events at Greek Theatre Los Angeles
How much are tickets at Greek Theatre Los Angeles?
The lowest price each part of the house has been listed at across 11 upcoming dates. Seats are sold by individual block, so a specific date may differ.
| Where you sit | Tickets from | Dates listed |
|---|---|---|
| Terrace | £44.54 | 10 |
| Boxes | £125 | 7 |
| Pit | £220 | 9 |
What time do doors open at Greek Theatre Los Angeles?
Most upcoming dates start at 20:00 (7 of 12 listed dates); each event page carries its own start time.
Door times vary by event — check your ticket or the venue's own website on the day.
About Greek Theatre Los Angeles: Layout, History & Architecture
The Greek Theatre Los Angeles, an outdoor amphitheatre nestled in Griffith Park, was constructed in 1929 and opened its doors to the public in 1930. Its architectural style is a distinctive Greco-Roman revival, featuring a semi-circular, tiered seating arrangement carved into the natural hillside. With a capacity of approximately 5,900 patrons, the space offers an intimate yet expansive setting for live performances. Seating is entirely fixed, comprising individual chairs across multiple sections and a wide main bowl, ensuring a clear view of the stage without structural obstructions like pillars.
The design of the auditorium prioritises sightlines, with each row elevated progressively. While views from the rear sections are extensive, the experience is largely about distant observation rather than close proximity, typical of large outdoor amphitheatres. Acoustics are primarily managed by sophisticated sound reinforcement systems, given its open-air design. While modern setups provide clarity and powerful projection, the natural resonance and warmth of an enclosed hall are absent; sound quality is heavily reliant on the quality of the specific production's sound engineering and can be subtly influenced by ambient park sounds or wind.
The Live Experience & Current Schedule
Ingress to the Greek Theatre typically involves an uphill walk along the venue's access road to a forecourt area, where security checks and ticket scanning take place before entry into the main seating bowl. Concession stands and outdoor bars are located within the perimeter, offering a range of refreshments. The atmosphere is generally relaxed, with patrons settling into their assigned seats across the tiered landscape, ensuring a comfortable viewing experience rather than a dense standing pit environment.
With 12 live performances scheduled, upcoming entry prices start from £13.63. The next confirmed event on the calendar is Morgan Jay on 18th September 2026.
How do I get to Greek Theatre Los Angeles, Los Angeles?
Greek Theatre Los Angeles is at Vermont Canyon Road, Los Angeles, 90027. Open in Google Maps
By train and tube
The nearest Metro B Line (Red Line) subway stations are Vermont/Sunset and Hollywood/Western. From the Vermont/Sunset station, the venue is approximately a 1.7-mile, often strenuous, uphill walk along Vermont Canyon Road, which typically takes 35-40 minutes. Due to the significant elevation gain, patrons often opt for a ride-share service or connect with event-specific shuttles from these general areas rather than walking the entire distance.
By bus
Several Metro Local bus routes serve the general area, including Line 180/182 along Vermont Avenue and Line 202 along Los Feliz Boulevard. These routes offer connections to other parts of Los Angeles but require a subsequent ride-share or a substantial uphill walk to reach the theatre entrance. Dedicated event shuttle services are frequently operated from specified parking lots (such as the Los Angeles Zoo parking lot) on show nights, providing the most direct public transit connection to the venue.
By car and parking
On-site parking is available directly at the Greek Theatre, though spaces are limited, often require advance booking, and can be subject to significant congestion both pre- and post-event. Fees are typically dynamic and vary by event. A common alternative is to park at the large lot at the Los Angeles Zoo (4730 Crystal Springs Dr), approximately a 12-minute drive east, where a dedicated shuttle service often operates to transport patrons directly to the venue entrance. Costs for the Zoo parking are typically lower than on-site Greek Theatre parking, and the shuttle helps mitigate congestion.
Entry and security
The main entrance is located at the top of the venue's access road, leading into the forecourt. Security protocols include bag checks and metal detector screening. For optimal experience and to avoid queues, it is recommended to arrive 60-90 minutes prior to the advertised show start time, particularly for popular events.