ALONZO: The WORTHY Experience at the Troubadour

Alonzo brings The WORTHY Experience to the Troubadour on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026. It is a midweek show at one of the city's best-known small rooms, and the kind of night that earns a spot among the LA concerts worth planning around in early November.

When: Wed, Nov. 4, 2026, 7:00 PM Where: Troubadour, 9081 Santa Monica Blvd, West Hollywood Tickets: Through Ticketmaster (price not listed at publication)

What to expect

The listing gives the billing and the date and little else, so there is no set list or opener to report here. What we can say is where it happens. The Troubadour is a music club on Santa Monica Boulevard that has been open since 1957, and its size means the stage is never far from anyone in the room. If you are looking for live music in Los Angeles on a Wednesday, a show here puts you close to the performer instead of at the back of an arena.

Check the Ticketmaster page for the full lineup, the door time and any age limit before you buy. Details on small-club bills often change in the weeks before a show, and the ticket page is the source that updates first.

Tickets and getting in

Tickets are sold through the official Ticketmaster listing linked above. The venue says doors typically open about an hour before show time, though that can vary by event. The Troubadour hosts all-ages shows, but some nights carry an age limit, and you need to be 21 with a valid photo ID to buy or drink alcohol. Look for the age line on the ticket page for this date.

Bags and backpacks larger than 14 x 14 inches are not allowed, and there is no coat check or bag storage, so travel light. If you are weighing options for things to do in Los Angeles this week, a one-night club show is an easy add on a weeknight, since you can be in and out without a full-day commitment.

Getting there

Parking around the venue is limited, and the Troubadour does not run its own lot or valet. Paid lots are within walking distance, but the venue recommends rideshare or public transit whenever possible. Leave time for Santa Monica Boulevard traffic, especially if you are coming from the Westside or crossing from Hollywood.

West Hollywood has plenty of places to eat within a few blocks, so a dinner before doors is easy to build into the night. Browse the Hollywood area guide for nearby ideas, see more shows on the concerts page, and read the Troubadour venue guide for house rules and directions.

Worth knowing

Midweek shows at the Troubadour often start on time, so arriving close to doors gives you the best chance of a spot near the stage. If the show sells out, resale listings can carry steep markups, so stick with the official ticket link. Last-minute plans are fine too, but small rooms fill quickly, and a show with a named headliner tends to move fast once the week of the event arrives.