Josh Homme & Friends Benefit at The Wiltern

Josh Homme, the Queens of the Stone Age frontman, brings a night of friends and fundraising to The Wiltern on Monday, November 16, 2026. It is a benefit show, with proceeds supporting CORE and The Sweet Stuff Foundation, and it slots into the list of live music in Los Angeles worth planning around this fall.

When: Monday, November 16, 2026, 7 PM Where: The Wiltern, 3790 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90010 Price: Not listed; check the Ticketmaster page

What to expect

The billing, "Josh Homme & Friends," points to a loose, one-off lineup rather than a standard tour stop. The ticket listing does not name the other performers, so treat the guest list as unannounced until the promoter says otherwise. Homme has long been a connector in the rock world, pulling collaborators into projects like Desert Sessions, so a bill built around his circle is a reasonable bet for something that will not repeat.

The cause is part of the draw. The listing names two beneficiaries, CORE and The Sweet Stuff Foundation, and the whole night is framed as a benefit. Buying a ticket is also a way to give, which sets this apart from a typical club night. If you are scanning LA concerts for something with a purpose behind it, this is one of the clearer picks of the month.

The venue

The Wiltern is the green Art Deco tower at Wilshire and Western, with a balcony theater inside and a general-admission floor for many shows. It is a good room for a rock night: big enough to feel like an event, small enough that the stage never feels far away. The building has been a Koreatown landmark for decades, and the marquee alone is worth a look from the sidewalk before doors.

Getting there

The Wiltern sits on top of the Wilshire/Western Metro D Line station, so the subway drops you at the front door, which saves you the hunt for parking on a Monday night. Driving is possible, but nearby lots and street spots fill and prices vary, so allow extra time. Rideshare drop-off along Wilshire is the easy way to end the night.

Tickets

Tickets are sold through Ticketmaster, linked below. Pricing and the exact on-sale status are not published in the source we have, so check the page before you plan around a budget. For a Monday show, expect the usual venue rules on bags and re-entry, and confirm the door time on your ticket. Local fans looking for things to do in Los Angeles this month should grab a ticket early, since benefit shows with a marquee name tend to move quickly.

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