Easy Star All-Stars at The Regent Theater

Easy Star All-Stars are heading to The Regent Theater on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, with Double Tiger as special guest and DJ Boss Harmony on the bill. For anyone tracking live music Los Angeles has to offer this month, a midweek reggae night on Main Street is an easy one to circle.

When: Wednesday, October 21, 2026, 8:00 PM Where: The Regent Theater, 448 S Main St, Los Angeles, CA 90013 Tickets: Through Ticketmaster (price not listed here)

What to expect

Easy Star All-Stars are a reggae collective best known for reworking classic rock albums in a roots and dub style, so the set tends to mix familiar melodies with a loose, rhythm-first groove. Ticketmaster files the show under Music, Reggae, which tells you what the night is built around: bass, offbeat guitar and horns, and a room that can sing along.

Double Tiger opens as the special guest, and DJ Boss Harmony is also listed. Expect the DJ to keep the energy going between sets, though the exact running order and set times are not published, so check the listing closer to the date.

The venue

The Regent Theater is a mid-sized room in the Historic Core of Downtown, a good fit for a touring band that wants to be close to the crowd. It books a steady run of indie, electronic and reggae shows, which makes it a regular stop for LA concerts that do not need an arena. Standing in the middle of the floor with a reggae band a few dozen feet away is the whole appeal.

Getting there

The Regent sits on South Main Street near 5th, a short walk from Pershing Square and the Metro B and D Line stop. That makes the train a sensible way in on a weeknight, and it saves you from hunting for Downtown parking. If you drive, plan for a paid lot and leave extra time, since Wednesday traffic through the Civic Center can slow down right around doors.

The start time listed is 8:00 PM. Doors and support times can differ, so confirm them on the ticket page before you leave. Tickets are sold through Ticketmaster, and the price was not published in the information we have, so look at the listing for current pricing and fees.

Make a night of it

Downtown has plenty of places to eat before a show, from quick tacos to sit-down dinners around the Historic Core. If you are building a list of things to do in Los Angeles this week, pairing an early dinner with a reggae set is a simple plan. More shows like this are on our concerts page, and you can browse the neighborhood on the Downtown LA page.