Michelle Branch at The Wiltern: Everywhere And Back Again

If "Everywhere" was stuck in your head for most of 2001, this one's for you. Michelle Branch is bringing her Everywhere And Back Again Tour to The Wiltern on Saturday, October 3, and it's one of the more nostalgic concerts in Los Angeles this fall.

The tour has a clear hook. Branch went back into the studio and re-recorded the songs people still know her for, and the new versions are due on an EP of the same name. The tracklist covers the early run: "Everywhere," "All You Wanted," "Goodbye to You," "Are You Happy Now?" and "Breathe." Expect those to anchor the setlist, played by someone who has had 25 years to decide how she actually wants them to sound.

Branch was a teenager when The Spirit Room came out, and she picked up a Grammy a year later for "The Game of Love" with Santana. She has kept writing and touring since, and the recent records lean harder into guitar-driven rock than the radio singles did. So don't be surprised if the reworked hits come with more bite than you remember.

Why The Wiltern works for this

The Wiltern is a 1931 Art Deco theater, all blue-green terra cotta outside and a sweeping ceiling inside. The main floor is general admission standing room, and there's reserved seating in the balcony. It's a big enough room for a real crowd but small enough that you can see her fingers on the fretboard from the back half of the floor. For LA concerts in the singer-songwriter lane, it's about as good as the city gets.

Practical info

When: Saturday, October 3, 2026
Where: The Wiltern, Wilshire Boulevard at Western Avenue, Koreatown
Tickets: Ticketmaster

Ticket prices weren't published in the listing we pulled, so check Ticketmaster for current availability. Reports say much of the fall run sold out quickly after it was announced. If the main inventory is gone, stick to Ticketmaster's verified resale rather than a stranger's screenshot.

Getting there is easy without a car. The Metro D Line stops at Wilshire/Western, right outside the theater's doors. Parking in the surrounding lots fills fast on show nights, and Koreatown traffic on a Saturday is its own event. Come early and eat nearby: the blocks around the venue are packed with Korean barbecue and late-night spots.

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