What's On

Parking: $5 per car carrying three or more people, otherwise $10 per car (cash only).
Carpooling encouraged!
Or take Metro Rapid Bus 761—or ride your bicycle to the concert
Street parking strictly prohibited
Limited seating available; limited capacity.

Timed-entry tickets distributed at the door starting at 5:00 p.m.
Doors open at 7:00 p.m.

Since street parking is strictly prohibited, you must bring proof of parking in the Skirball lot or arriving via another method. To receive a concert ticket you must bring with you:
• the parking stub from our lot (across the street from the Skirball at Sepulveda and Bergreen Place),
• your bus ticket or Metro card,
• a taxi receipt.


L.A. debut! This intergenerational collaboration of young local musicians and musical legends features international singing star Hedva Amrani, a rare appearance by visionary jazz pioneer and cellist Fred Katz, and Sol Zim (the "Tom Jones" of cantorial music). Backed by a house band led by L.A. guitarist David Green, and including celebrated musicians David Goodwin, DJ Bonebrake, and Mike Bolger, this evening of song is not to be missed! Presented in association with the Idelsohn Society for Musical Preservation.

JUST ANNOUNCED! Legendary singer Johnny Mathis will take the stage at the Jews on Vinyl Revue concert to accept an award from the Idelsohn Society for Musical Preservation. Mathis will retell the lost story of how he came to record fifty years ago his belting version of “Kol Nidre,” the Aramaic prayer song traditionally recited at the beginning of the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur.

Click here for additional detail on the Sunset Concerts at the Skirball series.

"Who were we to kvetch? [The Revue] sounded great. You don't have to be Jewish to dig Jewish music." —Huffington Post

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