82WORLD: LA Festival at LA State Historic Park

82WORLD: LA is hello82's first two-day outdoor music festival, and it takes over Los Angeles State Historic Park on the weekend of October 17-18, 2026. The organizers pitch it as a festival built for the fans: two days of live performances, special activities and surprises on the 32-acre grounds just north of Chinatown.

What to expect at 82WORLD: LA

The listing describes a "brand-new kind of festival experience" that mixes exclusive live performance stages with fan-focused activities, rather than a single stage with a set list. The official lineup lists ATEEZ, P1Harmony, AMPERS&ONE, BE:FIRST, cosmosy, GIRLSET, xikers and 8TURN. Set times were not published when this post was written, so check the festival site before you plan your day.

If you are building a list of things to do in Los Angeles this month, this one is a big outdoor weekend: the park has wide open ground, a downtown skyline backdrop and plenty of room to move between stages.

Dates, hours and tickets

When: Saturday, October 17, 2026, 1:00 PM to 11:00 PM, and Sunday, October 18, 2026, 1:00 PM to 10:00 PM Where: Los Angeles State Historic Park, 1245 N Spring St, Los Angeles, CA 90012 Doors: 1:00 PM both days Tickets: $259 for a single day (Oct 17) or $299 for both days, fees included. A club82 two-day upgrade is $599 Ages: All ages welcome

Pre-check for festival wristbands is planned, and the box office and will-call window opens at 10:00 AM on both days. The park is ADA compliant, and the festival runs rain or shine.

Rules worth knowing before you go

Security is a thorough search with bag checks. Clear bags, small clutch bags and empty hydration packs are the way to go, and standard backpacks and purses are not allowed. A photo ID is required, and you must be 21 or older to buy alcohol. There is no re-entry or in-and-out privilege on a given day, no camping, and no refunds or exchanges. The event is cashless, so bring a card or phone. Mosh pits, crowd-surfing and stage-diving are on the prohibited list.

Getting there

There is no official parking. Public transportation and rideshare are strongly encouraged, and some public lots nearby may charge a fee. The park sits close to the Metro A Line (Gold) Chinatown station and within reach of Union Station, which makes transit the easy call for a festival crowd.

For more things happening in Los Angeles this month, browse our festivals page, and use the neighborhoods index to find what else is nearby.