Kacey Musgraves and Gabriella Rose at Crypto.com Arena

Kacey Musgraves is headlining Crypto.com Arena on Sunday, October 18, and Gabriella Rose has the opening slot. The show starts at 7:30 PM. If you're lining up LA events this weekend and want something that isn't another club night, a Sunday arena set from a Grammy-winning songwriter is a good way to close it out.

One thing worth knowing up front: Musgraves plays the arena again the next night, Monday the 19th, with a different opener. Check the date on your ticket before you head downtown.

Who's playing

Musgraves started out in Texas country, writing dry, funny songs about small towns and the people stuck in them. Then Golden Hour won Album of the Year at the 2019 Grammys, and suddenly people who'd never owned a Nashville record were singing "Slow Burn" in the car. Her live shows lean on the voice. The band stays tasteful. You'll hear pedal steel and acoustic guitar, and there are quiet stretches where a full arena somehow holds still.

Gabriella Rose opens. Get there early if you want to catch the full set, because the concourse lines at an arena show eat up more time than you'd think.

Practical info

When: Sunday, October 18, 2026, 7:30 PM Where: Crypto.com Arena, 1111 S. Figueroa St., Los Angeles, CA 90017 Tickets: On sale through Ticketmaster. The listing doesn't publish a fixed price, so check current seats there. Arena pricing moves as the date gets closer.

The arena runs a tight bag policy. Plan on a small clutch or just your phone and wallet, and read the venue's current rules before you go so you're not stuck at the door.

Getting there

Metro is the easy call. Pico station on the A and E lines is a few minutes' walk from the arena, and it spares you the L.A. Live garages. Driving? Book parking ahead. After the encore, Figueroa jams up fast, so walk a few blocks north before calling a rideshare.

Sunday is kinder than a Saturday for dinner nearby, but the spots around L.A. Live still fill up before arena shows. South Park has plenty of options a short walk away.

If you're still hunting for things to do in Los Angeles this fall, browse the concerts category or our downtown LA listings. There are more Things Happening In Los Angeles than any one weekend can hold, but this one starts at 7:30 sharp.