Foster The People at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles

Foster The People are coming to one of the best outdoor rooms in the city. The band, known for the indie-pop run that put them on radios and festival posters across the country, plays the Greek Theatre on Friday night, October 23, 2026. If you are putting together a list of things to do in Los Angeles this fall, a fall evening under the trees in Griffith Park is hard to beat.

When: Friday, October 23, 2026, 7:30 PM Where: Greek Theatre, 2700 N. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90027 Tickets: Through Ticketmaster

What to expect

The Greek is a hillside amphitheater tucked into Griffith Park, with a stage framed by trees and a bowl of seating that keeps even the back rows within sight of the band. That setting suits a group whose songs lean on bright synths, big choruses and a loose, danceable feel. Expect a night that moves between sing-along singles and deeper cuts, with the crowd on its feet for much of it.

The listing does not publish an opening act or a set list, so check the venue page closer to the date for any additions. Doors and set times can shift, and the 7:30 PM time is the one the ticket seller lists for the start of the event.

Getting there and practical info

The Greek sits at the end of a winding park road, and arrival is the part that catches people out. Traffic on Vermont Avenue and the roads into the park builds up well before showtime, so leave earlier than you think you need to. Parking on site is limited, and many regulars choose a rideshare or a shuttle service to skip the exit crawl afterward. Bring a layer: canyon evenings in late October cool off quickly once the sun is down.

Ticket prices vary by section and by platform, and the sources for this listing do not publish a single price, so confirm the current cost on Ticketmaster before you plan around a budget. Resale listings on other sites may carry added fees.

Why it fits the week

This is one of the stronger upcoming events in Los Angeles for anyone who likes live music with a real sense of place. Pair it with a daytime hike or a meal in Los Feliz or Silver Lake first, then head up to the theater for the headline set. For more plans around town, browse the arts and culture section.