Cali Love Part 4 Free Concert at Pershing Square

Pershing Square turns into a West Coast hip-hop block party on Sunday, October 18, when Cali Love Part 4 takes over the park in Downtown Los Angeles. The bill is stacked with Bay Area and LA rap names: E-40, The Game, Mack 10, Sage the Gemini, 2nd II None and Cali Swag District, with more guests promised on the poster. Big Boy, billed as the Voice of Los Angeles, hosts. Admission is free with an RSVP.

If you are sorting through things happening in Los Angeles this month, a free show with this many recognizable names stands out.

When: Sunday, October 18, 2026, doors at 2 PM, running until about 10 PM Where: Pershing Square, 532 S Olive St, Los Angeles, CA 90013 Price: Free with RSVP Age: 21+

What to expect

The lineup reads like a tour through decades of regional sound. E-40 brought Bay Area slang and hyphy energy to the national stage, The Game and Mack 10 carry the LA and Inglewood side of the story, and Sage the Gemini and Cali Swag District keep the dance-friendly party records in the mix. 2nd II None rounds out the group with a Compton pedigree. Expect a crowd that knows the hooks, so plan on a lot of singing along.

The event is produced by Cheeze AF with Big Boy's Neighborhood and Happy Group on the poster. The organizer's page describes bold visuals, interactive activations and a high-energy crowd, which suggests more than a stage and a speaker stack. Set times were not published when this post went up, so check the listing closer to the day.

Getting in

Free does not mean walk-up. The ticket page is an RSVP, and the poster lists the 21+ age limit. Bring a valid ID, and expect a line at the gate given the names involved. An RSVP is not a promise of entry once capacity is reached, so arriving near doors is the safer plan if you want a spot close to the stage.

Getting there

Pershing Square sits on Olive Street between 5th and 6th in the middle of Downtown. The B and D Line station at Pershing Square is right at the park, and the 7th Street/Metro Center station is a short walk. Parking in the area fills quickly on event days, so transit or a rideshare drop-off is easier. If you want a full day of it, browse upcoming events Los Angeles has on the same weekend, then pair the show with food in nearby Historic Core.

Find the RSVP on the Eventbrite listing. For more shows nearby, see our concerts page and the Downtown LA guide.