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A massive free concert is taking over Sunset Strip next month, with Sheryl Crow, Local Natives and more

Live on Sunset features music, food and fan experiences all along the Strip

Gerrish Lopez
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Gerrish Lopez
Time Out Contributor, US
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Photograph: Josh Bustos Architectural Photography, courtesy the Sunset Strip
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Sheryl Crow played some of her earliest shows at The Roxy and The Viper Room on the Sunset Strip, and now she's coming back to perform at a massive, free one-day outdoor concert taking over Sunset Boulevard between Doheny Drive and San Vicente Boulevard. The City of West Hollywood has officially announced that the nine-time Grammy winner and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee will be the headliner for Live On Sunset on Saturday, November 14, 2026.

Crow's headlining set is a homecoming of sorts, and will also be her first major performance following the release of her 12th studio album, Pick You Up, dropping October 9. “The intimate venues in West Hollywood will always hold a special place in my heart because they're where I figured out who I was as an artist,” Crow shared. “Returning to the street where people first gave me a shot and really listened makes headlining Live On Sunset that much more meaningful.”

West Hollywood Mayor John Heilman echoed that sentiment, emphasizing that Live On Sunset aims to bridge the Strip’s rich musical heritage with its vibrant future. To that end, the festival features a dynamic, multi-generational lineup of both established stars and rising talent:

  • Local Natives: The LA-based indie rockers return to the Strip as they celebrate the 10th anniversary of their acclaimed third album, Sunlit Youth.
  • Empress Of: The electro-pop powerhouse brings her high-energy set back to WeHo after previously selling out the Roxy twice.
  • Grace Bowers: Hot off her breakout Troubadour performance, the guitar prodigy brings her 90s-punk and Riot Grrrl-inspired sounds ahead of her debut EP release.
  • Doug Locke & Mia Moretti: R&B/pop artist Locke and international DJ/producer Moretti round out the bill, both having anchored their early careers at local staples like Hotel Ziggy and The Standard.

In addition to live music on the main stage, there will be outdoor activations, local food and beverage vendors and fan experiences along the entire corridor.

Admission is free, but registration is required. Sign-ups open Wednesday, October 14, 2026. For updates, street closures and registration details, visit liveonsunsetweho.com or follow @liveonsunsetweho on Instagram.

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