Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

Venue Profile

Los Angeles, CA · 77500 capacity · Outdoor · Updated September 2026

The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum opened in 1923 in Exposition Park and has hosted two Summer Olympics, with a third coming in 2028. USC manages the stadium day to day, and it is the home field for Trojans football. Capacity is about 77,500 after the 2019 renovation.

Concerts here are occasional rather than weekly. Recent shows include the Kx5 project of deadmau5 and Kaskade, which drew around 50,000 people, and an America250 benefit concert on July 4, 2026. John Summit’s CTRL Escape Tour is booked for December 12, 2026.

The venue is cashless and uses a clear bag policy. Two Metro E Line stops sit next to the stadium, and event parking in Exposition Park should be bought in advance.

Know Before You Go

  • Venue type: Stadium
  • Opened: 1923
  • Operator: University of Southern California
  • Programming: Occasional stadium concerts, mostly electronic and large-scale special events
  • Ages: Varies by show
  • Nearest rail: Metro E Line, Expo Park/USC station
  • Phone: (213) 747-7111

This profile is part of The 824 Journal Guide to Live Music Venues in Los Angeles and Orange County.

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Photo: MikeJiroch via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0

Venue Details

Address
3911 S. Figueroa St.
Los Angeles, CA 90037
City, State
Los Angeles, CA
Capacity
77500
Indoor / Outdoor
Outdoor
Standing / Seated
Varies by Event
Parking
Event parking in Exposition Park and on the USC campus is sold in advance, and most traffic into the park is right turn only.
Phone
(213) 747-7111

Amenities

Food
Concessions
Drinks
Full bar
Bag Policy
One clear plastic, vinyl or PVC bag up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches or a one-gallon clear storage bag is allowed, plus a small clutch, and all bags are inspected.

https://www.lacoliseum.com/atozguide/

Photographer's FAQ

Camera Policy
Still cameras without detachable lenses and with lenses no longer than 3 inches are allowed; video cameras and tripods are prohibited.

https://www.lacoliseum.com/atozguide/

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