Getty Center's Off the 405: Free Sunset Concerts

0:00The Getty Center just dropped the lineup for their off-the-405 free Sunset Concert series, kicking off May 30th and running through August 22nd. These Saturday night shows start with a DJ set at 6pm, then the main act hits at 7.30 pm, all while the sun dips over the LA skyline, it's been a staple since 2009, pulling in crowds for indie vibes across genres. This year features fresh talent, like LA's own surrealist blues poet, Aja Monet, opening things up, fresh off Carnegie Hall, and a Grammy nod. Then you've got queer, garage punk from hunks and his punks, Korean folk rockers, LE Enaulchi with their talking heads edge, experimental minimalists, horse, lords, and electronic wizard, Laurel Halo closing it out. Fans are buzzing because these shows mix killer music with museum views, and they've always spotlighted up in comers alongside established names like Pass Headliners, Moses Sumney,

1:01and Chicano Batman. It's the perfect free summer escape, especially since Jazz at LACMA is also returning May 1st. Tickets are free but required, grab them on Thursdays before each show via the Getty site, starting May 7th for the opener. Even if sold out, walk ups my snack spots, and galleries stay open till 9pm. With free parking after 6pm on Saturdays and the center closing for a year of upgrades before the Olympics in March, 2027, this. Could be your last shot at these courtyard sunsets for a while. Mark your calendars and roll through early to soak it all up. That's the story for today. California News Today, Driven by AI, I'm Corey with the Story.