Hollywood Bowl Summer Season
Hollywood Bowl Summer Season

[CITY]
 Los Angeles…United States

[SCHEDULE]
 2023:6.10 … 9.24


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The outdoor theater “Hollywood Bowl”, the venue for the summer season, has a huge audience of 18,000. It’s like a small baseball field. The impact of this “Hollywood Bowl” on the music scene in the United States is also amazing. Beatles, Eagles, Sting, Elton John, Frank Sinatra, Barbra Straland, Simon & Garfunkel, Nat King Cole, Billy Holiday, and Luciano Pavarotti. Every genre of artists has held concerts at the their apex, creating an era.

The leading role of the summer season is the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra representing the American West Coast. They perform here from June, when the season ends, to September, when the new season begins. In addition, their separate team, “Hollywood Bowl Pops Orchestra”, plays an active role and attracts audiences with a wide range of programs from classical music to pop music. Of course, various events are held in festival. Everyone screams at the richness of the lineup and everyone is at a loss as to what to listen to.

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