KATSEYE: The Wildworld Tour, Night Two at Crypto.com Arena

KATSEYE didn't stop at one night downtown. The Wildworld Tour now has a second Los Angeles date at Crypto.com Arena on Sunday, November 22, with showtime at 8pm. If Saturday's show sold out from under you, this is the one to grab, and it's easily one of the bigger pop dates on the list of concerts in Los Angeles this November.

The group was assembled through a global audition project from HYBE and Geffen Records, the one Netflix followed in its docuseries. Members from different countries, songs written in English, choreography built for big rooms. That origin story explains the crowd you'll be standing in. A lot of these fans have followed the members since the audition episodes, so expect people who know every line and every dance break, plus a sea of phones going up the second the lights drop.

What to expect

Ticketmaster lists the night as a Live Nation production at full arena scale, not a showcase. The listing also warns that support acts can change without notice, so don't time your arrival around a specific opener until the lineup is confirmed. Sunday shows tend to run a little calmer at the doors than Saturdays, but a sold-out arena is still a sold-out arena. Leave extra time.

A couple of house rules from the listing are worth knowing before you go. Kids 3 and older need their own ticket; under 3 counts as a lap child. Tickets are mobile only, so have your phone charged and the Ticketmaster app signed in before you're at the gate.

Practical info

When: Sunday, November 22, 2026, 8pm
Where: Crypto.com Arena, 1111 S. Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA
Price: Not listed on the Ticketmaster listing at the time of writing; check the ticket page for current pricing
Tickets: Ticketmaster

The arena box office opens three hours before the show. Getting there is easiest by Metro: the Pico station on the A and E lines lets you out across the street. Parking in the L.A. Live garages and surface lots around Figueroa fills early on arena nights and isn't cheap, and the post-show exit onto the 110 is slow. Rideshare pickup zones get jammed too, so walking a few blocks north before calling a car saves time.

Want to make a full night of it? L.A. Live's restaurants sit right next door. For more LA concerts as they're announced, browse the concerts page, or see what else is on in Downtown LA.

Doors-to-encore, this is a Sunday worth taking Monday morning slow for.