Dodger Stadium

Dodger blue joins the colors of the rainbow at the stadium’s annual Pride Night, a partnership with LA Pride. Expect a pregame party in the right field pavilion, an exclusive jersey (included with ticket purchase), a celebrity opening pitch and, following the game against the San Francisco Giants, fireworks. Cue the kiss cam.

Just about every outdoor screening series has The Sandlot in their lineup. But you know what they don’t have? Dodger Stadium. Catch a screening of the ‘90s classic from the outfield grass at Chavez Ravine; the film will be screened on the DodgerVision videoboards. Before the screening, expect photo ops, pressbox tours, speciality concessions and some pitching in the bullpens.

I’m not okay: After a few increasingly large local shows, aughts pop-punk fixture My Chemical Romance again returns to L.A. for its biggest concert yet—this time around at Dodger Stadium. The band will be celebrating its much-loved album The Black Parade at this show, which includes support from local outfit Wallows.

Nope, you haven’t traveled back in time: Nick, Joe and Kevin are back for a massive, 20th-anniversary show at Dodger Stadium in September, where they’ll be joined by Marshmello and Boys Like Girls. The L.A. show is also one of 10 stops on the “Jonas20: Living the Dream” tour that will open with a “Jonascon”—a pre-show pop-up experience offering Jo Bros karaoke, art installations, trivia challenges and city-specific merch.  There are a couple of presales taking place this week, but tickets officially go on sale Friday, March 28, at 10am.

Seven years after the death of singer Chester Bennington, locally-born, globally-beloved band Linkin Park is back with new music and a tour. Mike Shinoda, Brad Delson, Phoenix and Joe Hahn have returned alongside new covocalist Emily Armstrong (of Dead Sara) and drummer Colin Brittain. Catch them at Dodger Stadium in support of their new album, From Zero.