Marvel Rivals Galactic Concert at the Orpheum Theatre

Video game soundtracks have been filling concert halls for years, and now the music from Marvel Rivals gets its own night in Downtown LA. The Marvel Rivals Galactic Concert takes over the Orpheum Theatre on Broadway on Sunday evening, November 1, 2026. If you are putting together a list of things to do in Los Angeles this fall, this is the one for players who have spent hours in the game's hero-versus-hero matches and want to hear its music played live in a proper theater.

When: Sunday, November 1, 2026, 8:00 PM Where: Orpheum Theatre, 842 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90014 Tickets: Through Ticketmaster (price not listed here, check the event page)

What to expect

Ticketmaster files the show under its symphonic classification, so expect a concert built around the game's score rather than a tournament or a gameplay stream. Marvel Rivals is a team-based hero shooter that pulls characters from across the Marvel universe, and its music leans on big, cinematic themes. That translates well to a stage with a full sound system and a room built for live performance. The ticketing listing does not publish a setlist or a lineup of performers, so treat the program as unannounced until the organizers share more.

Fans of the game will likely turn out in costume or in team merch, which is part of the fun at this kind of event. Even if you only know the characters from clips and trailers, a night of game music is an easy way to see what the fuss is about.

The venue

The Orpheum is one of the old movie palaces lining Broadway, a street that has been drawing crowds to live shows and screenings for a century. The building has a tall vertical sign out front and an ornate interior, and it is a regular stop for concerts, special screenings and touring acts. Seeing a modern game soundtrack inside a historic theater is a good pairing, and the block is lively before and after a show.

Getting there

Broadway sits in the middle of Downtown LA, so transit is the easy route. Metro rail stops at Pershing Square and 7th Street/Metro Center are within walking distance, and plenty of bus lines run along Broadway and Spring Street. Paid lots are scattered around the area, though prices climb on show nights, so book ahead if you plan to drive. Allow extra time for the walk and for entry lines, since a Sunday night show with a fan crowd can bunch up at the doors.

Doors and age policies are set by the venue and promoter, so confirm both on the Ticketmaster page before you buy. If you like planning around the calendar, this is also a good addition to your list of LA events this weekend, since it lands at the very start of November. Browse more upcoming events in the arts and culture section for other ways to fill the week around it.