Not for Radio tickets Los Angeles

Not for Radio Los Angeles January 22nd, 2026 dates

Get ready for an unforgettable night at Not for Radio's first LA show . This isn’t just another concert, it’s a full-on sensory experience that combines killer beats with jaw-dropping visuals at The United Theater on Broadway. Not for Radio, aka David L. Jones, has been making waves since his early days contributing to regional compilations like Toronto Sounds in 2012, but he’s grown far beyond that, collaborating with multimedia artists to craft immersive live shows that blur the line between music and art. His participation in the 2019 World Electronic Music Conference really put him on the map, connecting him with influential voices from around the globe. Plus, with over 200,000 followers on his online video page, it’s clear his vibe resonates with a wide audience. Expect more than just sound—think vibrant, cutting-edge stage designs and visuals that seem to pulse right in sync with the music, making you feel like you’re part of something bigger. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just looking for a night out that hits all the right notes emotionally and visually, this is one show you won’t want to miss. Grab your tickets now and join us for a night where music, art, and community collide in the most epic way—this is one of those rare moments that can change the way you experience a concert forever.

Not for Radio The United Theater on Broadway , CA Concert

The United Theater on Broadway in Los Angeles isn’t just some old venue; it’s a piece of local history that’s woven into the fabric of the city’s vibrant arts scene. Known for its affordable tickets, it’s a spot where everyday folks can catch live performances without breaking the bank. Walking tours often include it, because the place is packed with stories and relics from decades of shows and movies that once played on its stage. If you’re into the whole experience, snagging an opening night ticket feels like being part of something special—there’s an undeniable buzz in the air. Sometimes, those premium tickets include access to after parties, which means you might rub elbows with performers or get a behind-the-scenes peek. Getting there is pretty straightforward—start at the Natural History Museum, hop on the subway to 7th Street, and walk a few blocks east from the Farmers Market, heading into the historic Broadway district. Not for Radio Los Angeles loves highlighting spots like this because it’s not just about the event, but about feeling connected to the city’s cultural heartbeat.