Jackson Browne at Hollywood Pantages, Nov. 22

Jackson Browne is back at the Hollywood Pantages Theatre on Sunday, November 22, and a Sunday-night date is a fine way to close out a Thanksgiving-week weekend. This is a separate show from his earlier Pantages dates, with its own ticket listing, so if you missed the first night there is another chance. For anyone building a list of LA concerts this fall, a singer-songwriter who helped define the city's sound belongs near the top.

Who is playing

Browne came out of the Southern California songwriter circle of the late 1960s and early 1970s. He wrote "Doctor My Eyes" and "Rock Me on the Water" early on, and he co-wrote "Take It Easy" with Glenn Frey, a song the Eagles took to the top of the charts. His later records, from Running on Empty to The Pretender, mix personal songwriting with a political conscience, and he has kept recording and touring for decades.

Live, he tends to move between eras instead of leaning only on the hits. Expect a long set with a full band, a few deep cuts and the songs people came to sing along to. The listing does not name an opener, so check the Ticketmaster page for any added support.

The room

The Hollywood Pantages opened in 1930 as a movie palace and still carries its art deco lobby and gold-leaf ceiling. It is now one of the main stops for touring concerts and Broadway shows in the neighborhood. The seats are close to the stage even in the upper sections, which suits a songwriter whose lyrics matter as much as the melodies. If you like live music Los Angeles does well, a theater like this is the setting that makes it work.

Practical info

When: Sunday, November 22, 2026 Where: Hollywood Pantages Theatre, Hollywood Boulevard Tickets: Ticketmaster, linked on this page Price: not listed in our source data; check Ticketmaster

The start time shown on this page is a placeholder, because the ticketing page did not publish one to us. Confirm the doors and show times with Ticketmaster before you plan dinner. Hollywood Boulevard fills up on show nights, and the Metro B Line stop at Hollywood and Vine is a short walk away, so the train or a rideshare beats circling for parking.

For more nights out, browse the concerts calendar or everything we have found across Los Angeles.