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concerts Nov 20, 2026, 8:00 PM The Bellwether

Emo Night Tour Welcome Home, Yellowjackets at Bellwether

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Event Details

Date
Nov 20, 2026, 8:00 PM
Ends
Nov 21, 2026, 12:00 AM
Address
333 S Boylston St, Los Angeles, CA 90017
Lineup
Emo Night Tour
Source

Event info via Ticketmaster

The Emo Night Tour is bringing its singalong dance floor to downtown Los Angeles, and this stop has a theme. On Friday, November 20, 2026, The Emo Night Tour and Paramount+ present "Welcome Home, Yellowjackets" at The Bellwether, a night built around the show's fans and the soundtrack of angsty teenage years. If you keep a running list of concerts in Los Angeles that are really just a room full of people shouting lyrics together, this one belongs on it.

When: Friday, November 20, 2026, 8:00 PM Where: The Bellwether, 333 S Boylston St, Los Angeles, CA 90017 Tickets: Through Ticketmaster (price is listed on the ticket page)

What to expect

Emo Night is not a traditional concert with a headliner and an opener. It is a DJ-driven party where the playlist is the star: the pop-punk, emo and alt-rock songs that people memorized in bedrooms and car stereos. Expect the whole room to know every word, and expect nobody to be shy about it. The Paramount+ tie-in points to a Yellowjackets theme, so it makes sense to show up ready for a fan-friendly night, though the source listing does not spell out the specifics of the programming, so check the ticket page before you go.

Ticketmaster lists the event under Music, Rock and Pop. Doors and set times are not published in the listing we have, so treat 8:00 PM as the start time and arrive early if you want a spot near the front. The event is scheduled to wrap around midnight.

The venue

The Bellwether sits on Boylston Street on the western edge of downtown, a mid-sized room with a balcony, a wide stage and good sightlines from most of the floor. It is a comfortable fit for a singalong night: big enough to feel like a party, small enough that you can still hear the person next to you scream the bridge.

Getting there

The Bellwether is a short ride from the 110 and the 101, and the Metro stations around Pershing Square and 7th Street/Metro Center put you within a reasonable walk or rideshare hop. Parking in the area fills up on Friday nights, so plan to use a nearby garage or skip the car. If you are building a weekend around downtown, this is one of the better LA events this weekend window for people who like their nights loud and nostalgic.

For more shows in the neighborhood, browse our downtown Los Angeles guide and the full concerts category. Check the Ticketmaster page for current availability and any age or entry rules before you buy.