Troubadour
26 upcoming
concerts
at Troubadour in Los Angeles
Minneapolis five-piece Porch Light blends the atmosphere of '90s Radiohead with the emotional punch of Paramore, Slow Pulp, and Big Thief. Off the strength of viral hits and sold-out shows nationwide, they bring their debut headlining "Hush Tour" to the legendary Troubadour in Los Angeles on Saturday September 26, 2026.
Formed in 1985 and long associated with the Palm Desert scene, Fu Manchu are one of the pillars of stoner rock, known for extra crunchy fuzzed-out guitar riffs, muscle-car obsessions, and a raunchy 70s-cool swagger. Still touring behind 2024's "The Return of Tomorrow" with their locked-in lineup of Scott Hill, Brad Davis, Bob Balch, and Scott Reeder, they remain a legendary live act. Catch these SoCal fuzz kings at Troubadour on Friday September 18, 2026!
Led by founder Ray Benson for over 50 years, Asleep at the Wheel has been the standard bearer of Western swing, blending honky-tonk, big-band jazz, and country into a genre-defining sound. The 10-time Grammy-winning Texas legends bring their electrifying live show to Troubadour on Saturday September 5, 2026 — don't miss this Western swing institution!
Dallas-born Joshua Ray Walker is one of Americana's most arresting voices, blending classic Texas tradition with raw, character-driven storytelling and a rich tenor. His new album Ain't Dead Yet, written and recorded through a battle with cancer, confirms him as one of country's most compelling contemporary artists. Catch him live at Troubadour in Los Angeles on Thursday September 24, 2026!
Virginia Beach native Alana Springsteen has become one of country's most compelling young voices, pairing diaristic songwriting with raw emotional honesty on her acclaimed sophomore album "I Hope This Helps." Known for her soulful voice and heart-on-sleeve storytelling, she brings her "I Hope This Helps Tour" to Troubadour in Los Angeles on Sunday September 20, 2026.
Grammy Award-winning The Infamous Stringdusters mark 20 years of pushing progressive bluegrass boundaries with their new album 20/20, blending virtuosic musicianship with genre-blurring Americana style. Catch their electrifying live show at Troubadour on Thursday, September 17!
BRIT Award-winning English singer-songwriter Beth Orton, pioneer of "folktronica" blending folk with electronica, returns with her new album 'The Ground Above,' the follow-up to her acclaimed 2022 reinvention 'Weather Alive.' See her live at the Troubadour on Monday September 28, 2026!
Hailing from Cork, Ireland, Cardinals blend gritty post-punk, folk, and gothic romanticism into a sound anchored by searing guitars and an unexpected accordion. Their acclaimed debut album "Masquerade" (So Young Records) has critics calling them one of Ireland's most exciting new bands, drawing comparisons to Fontaines D.C. and The Murder Capital. Catch Cardinals live at Troubadour in Los Angeles on Tuesday September 29, 2026!
Austin-bred, LA-based alt-rock band Culture Wars fuses '90s guitar grit with cinematic pop polish, delivering high-octane, genre-blending anthems on their debut album "Don't Speak." After opening for Maroon 5 and LANY, they've become a sold-out headline draw across NYC, LA, and London. Catch them live at Troubadour on Sunday October 4, 2026!
Seasick Steve is an Oakland-born hobo-turned-bluesman whose raw, foot-stomping sound comes from homemade instruments like his three-string "Trance Wonder" guitar. Since his breakout on BBC's Jools Holland Hootenanny, he's blended country blues with rock energy alongside collaborators like Jack White and Nick Cave. Catch this authentic roots legend live at Troubadour in Los Angeles on October 5, 2026!
Nick Hakim, the Queens-based songwriter praised by Pitchfork, The Guardian, and NPR (which named his LP one of 2017's Ten Best R&B Albums), crafts dreamy, psychedelic neo-soul steeped in echo and emotion. He's touring behind his new fourth album, "I Can See." Catch him live at Troubadour in Los Angeles on October 8, 2026!
Birmingham, Alabama's Mountain Grass Unit is redefining bluegrass with fearless picking, jamgrass energy, and influences ranging from Tony Rice to the Grateful Dead. Winners of IBMA's Momentum Band of the Year, they just dropped their Vance Powell-produced debut album "Appalachian Smoke." Catch their genre-bending live show at the Troubadour on October 6, 2026!
Maryland-raised country singer Jackson Dean brings his old-school, gritty style to the stage, blending rock, blues and outlaw grit into his platinum-certified breakout hit "Don't Come Lookin'." Praised as "cut from the cloth of outlaw country," Dean's throaty voice and raw storytelling have made him one of country's most talked-about new artists. Catch him live at Troubadour in Los Angeles on October 14, 2026!
Boston-born, LA-based Bebe Stockwell blends indie folk, country, and pop with an unfiltered Gen-Z voice, earning acclaim for her Columbia Records debut EP "Driving Backwards" and 2026's "Volume 1." Catch her powerful, one-of-a-kind vocals live at Troubadour on October 23, 2026!
Three brothers from Bakersfield, Los Hermanos Mendoza fuse the twang of Buck Owens and Merle Haggard with their Mexican American roots, crafting a fresh take on the classic Bakersfield Sound. Known for heartfelt storytelling and soulful live renditions of country classics, they're winning fans with authenticity and passion. Catch them live at the Troubadour in Los Angeles on October 24, 2026!
Michigander, the Michigan-bred indie rocker known for elevated songcraft and heartland storytelling with an alternative edge, comes to Troubadour on October 10, 2026. His breakout single "Misery" topped 10 million streams and became his first Triple A radio hit, cementing his rise in the indie-rock scene. Don't miss this rising talent live!
Born from dorm room demos and packed college house shows, The Bends bring a fresh spin on early 2000s garage rock, blending catchy choruses with fierce stage energy. Influenced by The Strokes, Kings of Leon, and Red Hot Chili Peppers, their singles "Makeup" and "Weekend Love" have racked up Spotify Viral Chart and SiriusXM Alt-Nation buzz. Catch them live at Troubadour on October 9, 2026!
World Famous Pets is the new supergroup led by Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Edie Brickell, joined by drummer Matt Chamberlain, bassist Kaveh Rastegar, and guitarist Mason Stoops, blending folk-pop with a free-flowing, improvisational spirit. Their self-titled debut drops September 25 on Shuffle Records. Catch these acclaimed live performers at the Troubadour in Los Angeles on October 12, 2026!
A can't-miss co-headline night: Michigan's Rabbitology conjures witchy folktronica soundscapes, Brisbane's Amélie Farren delivers hypnotic alt-pop storytelling that's racked up millions of streams, and Houston's Lilith Max spins folk-fantasy tales of kings and witches with her award-winning voice. Catch all three live at Troubadour in Los Angeles on October 18, 2026!
Blending rock, pop, r&b, and hip-hop, Juice embraced the diversity of their signature sound early on, crafting songs that defy easy categorization. Known for their electric, high-energy live shows, catch them live at Troubadour on Friday, October 16, 2026!
Nashville trio Edgehill blends fuzzed-out distortion with disarmingly infectious melodies, bringing old-fashioned grit back to alternative rock. Their 2026 debut album "Ode to the Greyhouse" and viral hits like "Doubletake" and "I Can Be Your Dog" have racked up millions of streams. Catch them live at Troubadour in Los Angeles on October 17, 2026!
Nashville-via-Georgia singer-songwriter Katie Pruitt blends raw rock grit with folk-driven storytelling, earning a Grammy nomination for her acclaimed debut Expectations and rave reviews for 2024's Mantras from NPR and Grammy.com. Known for her powerhouse voice and unflinching honesty, she's touring behind her brand-new album Fools For The Fleeting. Catch her live at Troubadour on October 27, 2026.
Toronto garage-punk psych rockers Wine Lips return with their fifth album, TV Dinner, out now on Stomp Records, blasting scorched guitars and razor-wire energy through tracks tackling burnout and modern anxiety. Praised by Exclaim! and New Noise Magazine for their controlled chaos and adrenaline-fueled sound, catch them live at Troubadour on October 22, 2026!
Rising country star Elizabeth Nichols turned a viral debut single, "I Got a New One," into a Billboard country rookie of the month honor and a Grand Ole Opry debut. Blending plainspoken, diary-like lyrics with the storytelling spirit of Dolly Parton and John Prine, she's become a TikTok phenomenon. Catch her live at Troubadour in Los Angeles on Thursday October 1, 2026!