Jane Wiedlin Book Signing at Book Soup

Jane Wiedlin helped write the soundtrack to a lot of Southern California summers. As rhythm guitarist, songwriter and co-founder of the Go-Go's, she was part of the first all-woman band to reach number one on the Billboard charts while playing their own instruments and singing their own songs. On Monday, November 9, she is at Book Soup in West Hollywood to sign her memoir, TMI: Memoirs of a Go-Go. It is one of the more appealing things happening in Los Angeles that week for anyone who grew up on the band.

When: Monday, November 9, 2026, 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM Where: Book Soup, 8818 Sunset Blvd, West Hollywood Price: $39 (ticketed, in-store signing only)

What to expect

The listing describes the book as an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at life as a founding member of the Go-Go's, both onstage and off. Wiedlin writes about the early L.A. punk scene that produced the band and the raw, unvarnished path of an artist who came through it all. If you have ever wondered how a group of friends from the Hollywood club circuit ended up topping the charts, this is her own account.

This is a ticketed signing held in the store, not a concert or a livestream. The event name says so plainly: in-store book signing only. Read the ticket page for what the $39 covers before you commit, since the listing does not spell that out, and note that it does not publish a schedule for the evening beyond the 7 to 9 PM window.

About the venue

Book Soup has been a fixture on the Sunset Strip for decades, and its neon sign is easy to spot from the street. It is an independent bookstore known for hosting authors, so a signing here feels like a bookstore night rather than a staged show. The shop sits in West Hollywood, so the West Hollywood neighborhood page is a handy place to find food and other plans before or after.

Planning your evening

Buy the ticket through the listing link before the day of the event, since the signing is ticketed. Sunset Boulevard is busy on a Monday evening, so leave extra time to get there. The source does not give door times, an age limit or parking details, so check the ticket page or call the shop if you need those.

If a literary evening is your thing, the arts and culture category lists more upcoming events in Los Angeles, from readings to gallery nights.