Lau Noah x Adam Neely at Blue Note Los Angeles

An electric bass and a classical acoustic guitar do not sound like an obvious pair, and that is the appeal. On Wednesday, December 2, 2026, guitarist Lau Noah and bassist Adam Neely bring their duo to Blue Note Los Angeles on Sunset Boulevard, a small room that suits two instruments with this much detail in them. For anyone scanning concerts in Los Angeles this winter, it is one of the quieter, more musical picks.

When: Wednesday, December 2, 2026, 7:00 PM (doors 5:00 PM) and 9:30 PM (doors 9:00 PM) Where: Blue Note Los Angeles, 6372 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028 Tickets: TicketWeb, one listing per show Minimum: $20 per person, with a full bar and dinner menu

The duo

Adam Neely is known as a bassist, composer and one of the busiest music educators on the internet, and he also plays in the band Sungazer. Lau Noah plays classical guitar and sings. Together they are working in a space the venue describes as singular: an instrumental pairing that blends a wide range of influences rather than sticking to one genre. Their debut EP is called The Way Under.

Expect a set built on conversation between the two instruments. The guitar carries melody and warmth, the bass stretches into both rhythm and lead lines, and the room is quiet enough to hear all of it.

Two shows, one night

Blue Note lists an early show at 7:00 PM and a late show at 9:30 PM, each with its own ticket page. Pick the one that fits your evening, and check the listing you open before you pay, since each seating is sold separately.

Practical info

Blue Note Los Angeles is a jazz club with table seating, a bar area and a dinner menu. All seating is first come, first served. Table seating is all ages, while the bar area is 21+, and under-21 bar tickets will not be honored. When the bar seats fill, the rest is standing room only, so arriving at doors helps if you want a good spot. Tickets are not refundable or exchangeable. Parties of 10 or more should contact the club directly at events@bluenotela.com or (310) 855-3750.

The venue says only its official site and TicketWeb are authorized sellers, and it may ask for the card used and photo ID at entry. Buy from those two.

Getting there

The club sits on Sunset in the middle of the strip, so rideshare is the easy option on a weeknight. If you are making an evening of it, there are plenty of things happening in Hollywood before or after the show, from dinner nearby to a late walk down the boulevard. For more live music in Los Angeles, browse the concerts category and the Hollywood neighborhood page.

We did not find a listed ticket price beyond the $20 per-person minimum, so check the TicketWeb page for current pricing and availability.