TLC & Salt-N-Pepa with En Vogue at Intuit Dome

Three groups that owned '90s radio are sharing one bill in Inglewood. TLC and Salt-N-Pepa bring the IT'S ICONIC tour to Intuit Dome on Saturday, October 10, and En Vogue is on the lineup too. If you're sorting through concerts in Los Angeles this fall and you still know every word of "Waterfalls," this is the night to circle.

Who's playing

TLC came out of Atlanta in the early '90s. T-Boz and Chilli lead the group now, and the catalog does a lot of the heavy lifting: "Creep," "Red Light Special," "No Scrubs," "Unpretty." CrazySexyCool went diamond, which very few albums ever do. Expect the whole arena to take the "Waterfalls" chorus without being asked.

Salt-N-Pepa started in Queens. They were one of the first all-women rap crews to cross over to pop radio, mostly on the back of "Push It," and that song still fills a dance floor on the first beat. "Shoop" and "Let's Talk About Sex" have aged better than you'd guess. "None of Your Business" won them a Grammy in 1995.

En Vogue is the Bay Area piece of the bill, out of Oakland. Their harmonies carried "Hold On," "My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)" and "Don't Let Go (Love)." They also sang on Salt-N-Pepa's "Whatta Man," so there's a fair chance of that one showing up with both groups on stage. Nobody has promised it, though.

The venue

Intuit Dome opened in 2024 on West Century Boulevard, a few blocks from SoFi Stadium and the Kia Forum. It's the newest arena in the LA area. Inglewood now has three big venues close together, which matters a lot for traffic (more on that below).

Practical info

When: Saturday, October 10, 2026. Show at 7:30 PM, per the Discover Los Angeles listing. Your ticket will list the door time.

Where: Intuit Dome, 3930 West Century Blvd, Inglewood

Tickets: The Discover Los Angeles listing puts them at $57 to $262. Prices for arena-size LA concerts tend to move in the last couple of weeks, so check current pricing before you commit. Read the arena's bag policy before you leave home, too.

Getting there

Most people drive or take a rideshare. If you drive, buy parking ahead of time rather than circling Century Boulevard on a show night. The closest rail stop is the Metro K Line's Downtown Inglewood station, and it's a long walk from there, so plan a bus or shuttle leg before you count on it. The Discover LA listing has a Go Metro link that maps the trip for you.

For rideshare, set your pickup a few blocks away from the arena. Century backs up fast after the last song, and it's worse when SoFi or the Forum has something the same Saturday. Coming from the Westside, Century runs straight in from the LAX area.

For more Things Happening In Los Angeles, browse the concerts category and our Los Angeles listings. The show starts at 7:30, and "Push It" will get the floor moving whenever it comes.