KCRW Festival

The KCRW Festival, a summer tradition in Los Angeles, transforms the Hollywood Bowl into a vibrant epicenter of global and local music. This concert series, a collaboration between the Los Angeles Philharmonic Association and KCRW, is distinguished by its bold and diverse programming, ranging from established legends to the freshest voices in the emerging scene. Attendees can expect themed evenings, like the popular Reggae Night, and the presentation of an eclectic mix of genres that reflect KCRW's innovative spirit. More than just a concert, it's a complete cultural experience, ideal for enjoying music under the stars in a historic amphitheater. Get your tickets and prepare for an exceptional sound experience.

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KCRW Festival 2025 Announces First Dates at the Hollywood Bowl

The anticipated KCRW Festival concert series has revealed its first dates for summer 2025 at the iconic Hollywood Bowl, promising another season of eclectic music.

Reggae Night XXIII Confirmed for KCRW Festival 2025

One of the most beloved nights, Reggae Night XXIII featuring Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley and Stephen Marley, will return to the Hollywood Bowl as part of the KCRW Festival 2025 on August 17.

Wizkid to Open KCRW Festival 2025 on June 22

Global superstar Wizkid, accompanied by the Color of Noize Orchestra, will kick off the KCRW Festival season on June 22, 2025.

Complete guide of KCRW Festival

Attending the KCRW Festival is an emblematic Los Angeles experience. Arrive early at the Hollywood Bowl to soak in the atmosphere and perhaps have a picnic; food and drinks are allowed (check specific restrictions for alcohol and containers). Transportation options include Bowl Shuttles from various locations or ride-sharing services. On-site parking is limited and can be pricey. Explore different seating sections to find your "privileged view." "Verified seats" can be purchased through this platform. Don't forget a jacket and perhaps a cushion for extra comfort during the "full show."

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