Tomorrow X Together
Forged from the same label behind BTS, Tomorrow X Together (or TXT) takes their larger-than-life K-pop tour to L.A. at the Crypto.com Arena.
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Formerly known as the Staples Center, this Downtown arena is best known as the home court for the Lakers (as well as fellow NBA team the Clippers, the NHL’s Kings and WNBA’s Sparks). It’s also one of the city’s go-to spaces for arena-sized concerts. Though it’s plush and modern, the sound quality in the 20,000-capacity arena is surprisingly variable.
Forged from the same label behind BTS, Tomorrow X Together (or TXT) takes their larger-than-life K-pop tour to L.A. at the Crypto.com Arena.
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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees Heart are stopping at the Crypto.com Arena to perform their classic hits, including catchy “Magic Man” and “Barracuda.” The hard rock band, one of the first of its kind to have a frontwoman, has been going strong for half a century and still puts on a terrific live set. Power pop icons Cheap Trick open the show.
Yes, that Hans Zimmer. The prolific film composer plays through his silver screen hits backed by a sizable orchestra and featured soloists during his live shows. And we really do mean hits; Zimmer’s sets typically include medleys of his contributions to The Lion King, Pirates of the Caribbean, The Dark Knight and Inception—BRAAAMs and all.
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