They Might Be Giants will return to Los Angeles for two concerts at the Orpheum Theatre on March 12-13, 2027, as part of their Bigger Show Tour. The performances will be the band’s only scheduled appearances in the Los Angeles area next year, with each night offering a different program built around the group’s extensive catalog.
The LA shows will feature the alternative rock duo’s expanded eight-member touring lineup, including a three-piece horn section. Each performance will include two sets without an opening act, giving fans an evening centered entirely on the band’s music. The first set will spotlight a different album each night, while the second will feature songs spanning the band’s career, from early Dial-A-Song material and the platinum-selling album “Flood” to releases from 2026. The rotating selections are designed to make the two concerts distinct experiences, combining familiar favorites with deeper cuts and instrumental improvisation.
The Los Angeles dates extend the band’s ongoing Bigger Show Tour, which has featured multi-night engagements in cities across the United States. The run accompanies a period of activity marking the 40th anniversary of the band’s 1986 self-titled debut and follows the release of new music in 2026.
Artist and fan-club presales are scheduled to begin Oct. 28, followed by additional presales and general ticket sales on Oct. 30 at 9 a.m. Pacific time. Two-night ticket packages will also be offered in limited quantities, with reduced ticketing fees. Both concerts are open to attendees ages 16 and older. For information head HERE.
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