Mastodon At The Hollywood Palladium On October 10th

Mastodon, the Grammy-winning Atlanta quartet celebrated as one of the most inventive and influential forces in modern metal, are set to bring The Poisonous Weapons Tour to Los Angeles on Saturday, October 10 at the Hollywood Palladium, with Deafheaven and Alcest in support.

The bill is a stacked showcase of heavy music’s adventurous edge: Mastodon’s progressive, sludge-rooted riffing paired with Deafheaven’s genre-blurring blackgaze and Alcest’s pioneering post-metal shimmer. The all-ages show opens its doors at 6:00 PM with music at 7:00 PM, transforming the historic Sunset Boulevard ballroom into a night of intricate, high-volume catharsis.

Formed in 1999, Mastodon built their reputation on ambitious, conceptually rich albums, from the breakthrough Leviathan and Blood Mountain to Crack the Skye and the Grammy-winning single “Sultan’s Curse.” Known for complex song structures, dual-guitar interplay and shifting vocal duties across the band, they have long stood apart as a group equally at home with prog ambition and sheer heaviness.

Across more than two decades and a deep catalog including The Hunter, Once More ’Round the Sun and Emperor of Sand, Mastodon have earned critical acclaim and a devoted global following while collaborating with peers across the rock and metal world. For Los Angeles audiences, the Palladium show promises a powerhouse evening of musicianship from one of metal’s most respected bands, backed by two of the genre’s most acclaimed contemporary acts.

How To Get Tickets To Mastodon At The Hollywood Palladium

Tickets to Mastodon’s The Poisonous Weapons Tour at the Hollywood Palladium on October 10 can be found here, with doors at 6:00 PM and the show beginning at 7:00 PM. The Hollywood Palladium is a cashless, all-ages venue; premium parking and any VIP details are listed on the event pages.

Gary Wang: Gary Wang is a Los Angeles-based writer pursuing a double major in Journalism and Philosophy, Politics & Law, with a minor in Business Finance. A wide-ranging listener drawn to music across genres, he covers the artists and live performances shaping the city's scene.
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