Sueco at The Regent Theater in Downtown LA

Sueco is coming to downtown Los Angeles, and the show has a new home. The listing reads "moved to The Regent DTLA," so the Saturday, November 21, 2026 date now lands at The Regent Theater on Main Street. Jeris Johnson and Port London are on the bill, which makes this one of the more interesting LA concerts on the calendar for fans of rap that leans melodic and a little rock.

When: Saturday, November 21, 2026, 7:00 PM Where: The Regent Theater, 448 S Main St, Los Angeles, CA 90013 Tickets: Through Ticketmaster (the price is listed on the ticket page)

What to expect

Ticketmaster files the show under hip-hop and rap, and the three names on the bill give a good sense of the night. Sueco headlines, with Jeris Johnson and Port London alongside him. Expect a standing room evening in a room built for a crowd that knows the words, rather than a seated theater show. The source lists a 7:00 PM start, so plan on arriving early enough to catch the opening acts instead of walking in for the headliner alone.

Because the event was moved from its original venue, it is worth checking your ticket confirmation before you head out. The Ticketmaster page is the place to confirm the current location, start time and any updates to the lineup.

About The Regent Theater

The Regent is a 1914 movie house turned live music room in the Historic Core, and it has become a regular stop for touring acts that sit between a club and a big theater. If you like a room where the stage is close and the crowd is part of the show, it delivers. The venue offers several all-ages shows, so check this listing for any age limit before you buy.

Getting there

The Regent sits on Main Street in downtown Los Angeles. The closest Metro stop is Pershing Square, roughly three city blocks away, which makes the train an easy choice on a Saturday night. If you drive, there are three paid surface lots across the street, between 4th and 5th Streets. Bag rules are tight: small handbags and totes are fine, full-size backpacks are not, and a bag check is available for a fee.

Downtown fills up on weekends, so build in extra time for parking and the walk. If you want to turn the night into a fuller plan, plenty of restaurants and bars in the Historic Core are open late, and it is a natural pick among things to do in Los Angeles in late November.

For more nights like this, browse our concerts listings and the Regent Theater venue guide.