Smokey Robinson and Gladys Knight, two of the most beloved and enduring voices in the history of American soul, are set to co-headline the Hollywood Bowl on Friday, July 24, a Motown-rooted summer evening pairing two living legends on one stage.

The concert brings together a combined catalog that helped define popular music across the second half of the 20th century. Smokey Robinson, the singer, songwriter and Motown architect behind classics like “The Tears of a Clown,” “Cruisin’” and “Being with You,”  and a prolific writer for countless other Motown stars, remains one of the most celebrated songwriters in American music. Gladys Knight, the seven-time Grammy-winning “Empress of Soul,” brings enduring anthems including “Midnight Train to Georgia,” “Neither One of Us” and “I Heard It Through the Grapevine.”

The pairing lands within the Hollywood Bowl’s marquee summer programming, with the venue hosting the two artists across a two-night engagement on July 24 and 25, both beginning at 8:00 PM. Beneath the Hollywood Hills, the show promises a career-spanning celebration of soul, R&B and Motown history from two Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees.

Between them, Robinson and Knight have shaped generations of artists and amassed a staggering body of work spanning more than six decades, from the earliest days of Motown through decades as headlining solo stars. For Los Angeles audiences, the Hollywood Bowl show offers a rare opportunity to hear two foundational voices of American music share the same iconic stage on a single summer night.

How To Get Tickets To Smokey Robinson And Gladys Knight At The Hollywood Bowl

Tickets to Smokey Robinson & Gladys Knight at the Hollywood Bowl on July 24 can be found here, with the 8:00 PM show also repeating the following night, July 25. As a non-profit venue, the Bowl encourages early arrival for its picnicking tradition and offers Metro, Park & Ride and Bowl Shuttle options to ease parking.