Luka Sulic at The Orpheum Theatre, May 2027

Cellist Luka Sulic is coming to downtown Los Angeles on Saturday, May 8, 2027, with a night at The Orpheum Theatre on Broadway. Sulic is best known as one half of the cello duo 2CELLOS, and this date is billed under his own name in the classical and vocal category. It is far enough out that you can plan around it, and it is a good one to put on the calendar if you follow concerts in Los Angeles beyond the usual rock and pop rotation.

When: Saturday, May 8, 2027, 8:00 PM Where: The Orpheum Theatre, 842 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90014 Tickets: Through Ticketmaster (price is listed on the ticket page)

What to expect

Ticketmaster files the show as classical and vocal, and Sulic plays an electric cello, so expect classical technique pointed at a wider repertoire than a conventional recital. The listing does not publish a set list, an opener or a running time, so treat anything you read elsewhere about the program as unconfirmed until the ticket page or the artist says so. Sulic's profile on the ticket page is the place to check for updates as the date gets closer.

The room

The Orpheum is one of the grand old movie palaces along Broadway, and seeing a solo string player in a historic theatre suits the music well. A cello carries in a room like this, and the gilded interior is part of the appeal. If you want live music Los Angeles audiences remember for the setting as much as the sound, a night here fits.

Getting there

The theatre sits in the Broadway theater district, a short walk from several Metro stops in the heart of downtown. The 7th Street/Metro Center station is the easiest rail option, and driving means paying for a garage or surface lot nearby, so allow extra time on a Saturday evening. Many people make a night of it with dinner in the Historic Core before the 8:00 PM start.

Tickets and planning

Tickets are sold through Ticketmaster, and the page is the only place we are citing for price and seating. Prices were not published in the listing we worked from, so check the ticket page rather than relying on a number you have seen elsewhere. Because the date is months away, there is no rush, but a Saturday night at a landmark venue tends to sell well once word gets out. If you are mapping out things to do in Los Angeles this spring, this one is worth holding a spot for. See the full list of concerts for more shows around town.