Grateful Shred 2-Day Pass at The Bellwether, Dec 2026

Grateful Shred's Holiday Homecoming is a two-night run at The Bellwether, and this listing is the 2-day pass that covers the whole thing. If you would rather lock in both nights at once than pick one, this is the ticket. It is an easy fit for anyone building a December plan around LA concerts, especially if the Grateful Dead songbook is your kind of holiday soundtrack.

When: Starts Friday, December 4, 2026, 5:00 PM Where: The Bellwether, 333 S. Boylston St., Los Angeles, CA 90017 Tickets: Ticketmaster, 2-day pass (price not listed in our source)

What the pass covers

A multi-day pass means one purchase and one admission for the weekend instead of two separate checkouts. The 5:00 PM start shown on the pass listing is earlier than the single-night shows, so confirm doors and set times on the Ticketmaster page before you plan dinner. We have not seen a published lineup beyond the band itself, so we are not naming openers or songs.

If you only want one night, the single-night tickets are listed separately. See our posts on the December 4 show and the other night for those.

What to expect

The name nods to the Grateful Dead, and "homecoming" suggests a night for familiar faces. Expect long, loose jams, songs that stretch well past the radio edit, and a crowd that knows when to sing along. Holiday shows in this scene run warm and a little sentimental: festive sweaters next to tie-dye, friends who only see each other once a year finding each other near the bar.

Two nights also means the band can breathe. Jam-minded groups often shuffle their sets from one night to the next, so a pass holder gets a better shot at hearing something different on each evening. That is a general habit of the genre, not a promise about this particular setlist.

About The Bellwether

The Bellwether is a mid-size room on Boylston Street at the edge of downtown, built for standing crowds with a proper stage and strong sound. It suits a jam band well: big enough for a real crowd, small enough that you can still see the players. For live music Los Angeles fans can reach without a long drive, it is a convenient pick.

Getting there

The venue is near Metro lines and rideshare drop-offs are simple on a Friday night. Parking nearby fills up and prices climb on show nights, so leave extra time or park a few blocks away and walk. Check the Ticketmaster page for entry rules, age limits and refund terms before you buy, and visit the band's site for news.

Browse more shows on our concerts page or see what else is happening in downtown Los Angeles. Looking for things to do in Los Angeles that weekend? A two-night pass keeps the plan simple.