Kacey Musgraves and Estevie at Crypto.com Arena

Kacey Musgraves is back at Crypto.com Arena on Tuesday, October 20, and Estevie has the opening slot. A weeknight arena show sounds like a stretch until you remember how few things to do in Los Angeles on a Tuesday come with pedal steel and a room full of people singing along. This is one of them.

Heads up before you buy: Musgraves has more than one night at the arena this month, and each one has a different opener. Double-check that the date on your ticket says the 20th.

Who's playing

Musgraves came up in Texas country, writing wry, sharp songs about small towns and the people who can't quite leave them. Golden Hour took Album of the Year at the 2019 Grammys and pulled in a crowd that had never paid attention to Nashville before. The songs got softer and stranger after that, but the writing stayed dry and specific.

Live, she keeps things uncluttered. The band plays it tasteful. You'll get acoustic guitar, steel, and a few long quiet stretches where an arena that big somehow goes still. The cover photo up top is from her 2016 set at the Greek Theatre in Griffith Park, and she's only gotten more comfortable on big stages since.

Estevie opens the night. Show up early if you want the full set. Security lines and concourse traffic at an arena this size eat more time than people expect.

Practical info

When: Tuesday, October 20, 2026. The listing we pulled from doesn't publish a door or start time, so check your ticket. Where: Crypto.com Arena, downtown Los Angeles Tickets: Through Ticketmaster. We couldn't confirm a price, and arena seats shift as the date gets closer, so look there for current options.

The arena enforces a strict bag policy. A small clutch, or just your phone and wallet, keeps you out of the rejected-bag line. Read the venue's current rules before you leave home.

Getting there

Take Metro if you can. Pico station on the A and E lines sits a short walk from the arena and skips the L.A. Live garages entirely. If you drive, reserve parking ahead of time. After the encore, Figueroa backs up fast, so walk a few blocks north before you call a rideshare.

A Tuesday means easier dinner reservations around L.A. Live than a weekend show would, though the closest spots still fill up before doors. South Park has plenty more within a ten-minute walk.

Want more? Browse the concerts category or our downtown LA listings for other Things Happening In Los Angeles this fall. Just don't mix up your Musgraves dates.