Derrick Gee's Radio Hour at The Regent Theater

Derrick Gee spends most of his time online explaining why a song works. His live show takes that habit off your phone and puts it in a room: Derrick Gee's Radio Hour comes to The Regent Theater in downtown LA on Wednesday, October 14, 2026. If you're sorting through things to do in Los Angeles on a weeknight and you'd rather hear someone pull records than sit through another opening act, circle this one.

Who's hosting

Gee is a Sydney-based DJ who blew up in 2022, when his reply to a viral TikTok trend pulled in more than 1.3 million followers across platforms. He'd already put in time on radio before that, with shows on NTS Radio and SiriusXM, and he later started a YouTube music series called Solid Air. His appeal is simple. He talks about music the way a friend with a huge record collection does: specific, a little opinionated, and always steering you toward a song you've never heard.

What the show is

Radio Hour is a music-focused variety show set in an on-stage living room. Tour listings describe stories, humorous opinion pieces, conversation with special guests and tracks from Gee's personal collection. The Ticketmaster listing doesn't name any guests for the LA date, so don't buy a ticket expecting a particular face. The tour reaches LA after sold-out runs across Europe and Australia. Its Vancouver dates are listed at about 90 minutes, so plan on a tight evening, not a marathon.

Ticketmaster files it under podcast, and that's a fair hint about the pacing. Expect more talking and listening than at a concert, and more music than at a stand-up set.

The venue and the details

Doors open at 7pm and the show starts at 8pm. It's all ages, so it works for the music-obsessed teenager in your life too. The Regent is cashless, which means card or phone only at the bar. If you need ADA accommodations, the Ticketmaster listing gives an accessibility email for the venue, and it's worth sending that note a few days ahead.

The Regent sits at 448 S Main St in the Historic Core. It's a century-old former movie house that now runs as a live room with a bar and a floor that's easy to move around on.

Getting there

Parking near Main Street is mostly paid surface lots within a block or two of the venue. Pershing Square station on the Metro B and D lines is about a ten-minute walk. Rideshare drop-offs on Main are painless on a Wednesday, and there's food up and down Main and Spring if you want dinner first.

Tickets

Tickets are sold through Ticketmaster via the link on this page. We couldn't confirm pricing from the listing, so check the current price there before you buy.

It's one of the odder Things Happening In Los Angeles this October, in a good way. Find more nights like it in our comedy listings, or see what else is on around Downtown LA.