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For more than 50 years, Santana has sold over 100 million records and has performed for three generations of concert fans worldwide. The Oneness Tour kicks off in Chicago on June 13 and will stop at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles along with The Doobie Brothers on August 13.
With classics like “Let’s Stay Together,” “Tired of Being Alone,” and “Love and Happiness,” 11-time Grammy winner and Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Al Green turned raw emotion into musical gold, blending gospel roots with deep, heartfelt soul. The Womack Sisters open with a set that carries on their family’s musical legacy, performing music from their Daptone Records debut.
Hear the Top Gun: Maverick Original Music Score composed by Harold Faltermeyer, Lady Gaga, and Hans Zimmer and produced by Lorne Balfe, performed live by the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra conducted by Balfe, while the Oscar-winning film plays in full on the Bowl’s giant screen.
Before your next concert, learn about:
🍷 Alcohol rules
🧺 Picnic areas
💧 Water stations
📸 Camera restrictions
🚫 Prohibited items
🚗 Parking tips
Our 2026 Hollywood Bowl Summer Season Guide has everything first-time visitors need to know.
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The LA Phil has officially named Daniel Harding as its next Music Director 🎼
Harding will succeed Gustavo Dudamel beginning with the 2027/28 season and will help shape future programming at both Disney Hall and the Hollywood Bowl.
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Daniel Harding LA Philharmonic Music Director Announcement - Hollywood Bowl Tips
The Los Angeles Philharmonic has named acclaimed British conductor Daniel Harding as its next Music Director, succeedi...
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The Hollywood Bowl isn’t just about the music 🎶🍷
From picnic boxes and wine to full dinners and BYO spreads, the Bowl has one of the best food traditions in Los Angeles.
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Best Food and Drink Options at the Hollywood Bowl in 2026 - Hollywood Bowl Tips
From picnic boxes and wine to full-service dining and bring-your-own meals, here’s a guide to the best food and drink options at the Hollywood Bowl.
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Yes, you really can get into the Hollywood Bowl for just $1 🎟️
The Bowl’s popular $1 ticket program is back for summer 2026 with select concerts across the season.
Details below 👇
How to Get Hollywood Bowl Tickets for Just $1 This Summer - Hollywood Bowl Tips
The Hollywood Bowl is once again offering select concert tickets for just $1. Learn how the program works, which ...
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The Hollywood Bowl traces its origins to 1919, when the Theatre Arts Alliance purchased a 59-acre site in Bolton Canyon for $47,500. Originally known as “Daisy Dell,” the area was a shaded picnic spot prized for its natural amphitheater shape and strong acoustics. It was especially favored by the founders, including William and H. Ellis Reed, who recognized its potential as an outdoor performance venue. The Hollywood Bowl officially opened on July 11, 1922, beginning modestly with nothing more than a simple wooden platform and a canvas top.
The Hollywood Bowl has a standard seating capacity of 17,500. While some sources describe the venue as accommodating nearly 18,000 guests, 17,500 is the generally accepted figure for its fixed seating configuration. The exact total can vary slightly depending on the type of event, stage setup, or temporary adjustments made for specific performances.
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