Six60 at Teragram Ballroom

Six60 brings its warm, groove-driven pop and rock to Teragram Ballroom on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. The band comes from Dunedin, New Zealand, and built its following at home on a blend of reggae, R&B and radio-ready choruses. Ticketmaster files the show under music, rock and pop. If you are scanning LA concerts for the first week of November, a club-sized night with a band that usually plays much bigger rooms back home is worth a look.

When: Tuesday, November 3, 2026, 7:00 PM listed start Where: Teragram Ballroom, 1234 West 7th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90017 Tickets: Through the Ticketmaster listing linked below

What to expect

Six60 is known for songs built around smooth guitar lines, soulful vocals and big singalong hooks, and a set tends to move between laid-back grooves and full-room choruses. The group's best-known song, "Don't Forget Your Roots", is the kind of track a crowd of New Zealand expats and curious locals can both sing along to. The listing does not name an opener, so check the Ticketmaster page closer to the date for the full bill and the set times.

Teragram is a standing-room ballroom with a stage that puts you close to the band. It is a good fit for a group whose live reputation rests on audience energy, and it makes the night feel more like a house party than an arena show. For anyone who likes live music in Los Angeles at a human scale, this is the format that works best.

Getting there

The venue sits on West 7th Street near Westlake, a short walk from the Metro B and D lines at Westlake/MacArthur Park station. Street parking nearby fills up on show nights, so a paid lot or a rideshare drop-off is the easier plan. A Tuesday show means a weeknight commute, so leave extra time if you are coming from work.

Ticket prices were not available from the listing at the time of writing, so check Ticketmaster for current availability and fees before you plan around a budget. Doors and the start time can shift, and the listed 7:00 PM is the official start from the ticket page, not a guaranteed set time.

Make a night of it

Westlake and nearby Downtown LA have plenty of late-night food within a few blocks, so a taco stop before or after the show is easy to fit in. It also works as a way to round out a week of things to do in Los Angeles that goes beyond the usual Hollywood and Sunset Strip rooms. Browse more shows on our concerts page.