ARTMS at The United Theater on Broadway

Event Details
- Date
- Oct 18, 2026, 7:00 PM
- Ends
- Oct 19, 2026, 12:00 AM
- Venue
- The United Theater on Broadway
- Address
- 929 Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90015
- Tickets
- Get Tickets →
- Source
Event info via Ticketmaster, Discover Los Angeles
South Korean girl group ARTMS is booked into The United Theater on Broadway on Sunday, October 18, 2026. The group has been touring the world on its Moonshot run, and this stop brings the full K-pop production to a historic movie palace in the middle of Downtown. If you are scanning for LA concerts this month, this is one of the more distinctive nights on the calendar.
When: Sunday, October 18, 2026, 7:00 PM listed start Where: The United Theater on Broadway, 929 Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90015 Tickets: Through Ticketmaster (link below); price not published in the listing
What to expect
ARTMS built its following on polished choreography, big vocals and a sleek, futuristic image, and a headline show is the best place to see all three together. Expect a set that moves between high-energy dance tracks and slower, more vocal-driven moments, with fans bringing light sticks and singing along in Korean. The listing names no openers, so check the ticket page closer to the date for any added acts or a change to the schedule.
The 7:00 PM time comes from the Discover Los Angeles listing, which also shows a 9:00 PM finish. Doors usually open earlier than the posted start, and fan-heavy shows often fill the lobby early, so plan to arrive with time to spare.
The venue
The United Theater was built in 1927 as a flagship for United Artists, and its Spanish Gothic interior is still among the most striking rooms on Broadway. It sits inside the Broadway Theater District, a stretch of Downtown packed with historic theaters, so live music in Los Angeles feels right at home here. The balcony and ornate ceiling make even a pop concert feel like an occasion.
Getting there
The theater is at 929 Broadway, a short walk from the Metro B and D Lines at Pershing Square and the A and E Lines at 7th Street/Metro Center. Taking transit is the easiest way to skip Downtown parking, and a Sunday evening is usually calmer than a weekday rush. If you drive, paid lots are scattered along Broadway and the surrounding blocks, and rates can jump on show nights. Rideshare drop-off works best a block or two away from the main entrance.
Before you go
Confirm the price and any age or bag rules on the Ticketmaster page, since the listing does not publish a cost. Bring ID and a charged phone for your digital ticket. If you are building out the weekend, the concerts category has more shows around town, and the Downtown neighborhood page covers what else is nearby. For a wider plan, our guide to things to do in Los Angeles is a good next stop.