Free concert in LA this Saturday, August 1st at Pershing Square. (Photo credit: Eventbrite.)
Missing the nostalgic old school Reggaetón music from the 2000’s? Well look no further because the DiverCity Concert Series by Happy Group hosts a free concert in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles this Saturday with DeLaGhetto, Ken-Y, Frankie J, Angel y Khriz and surprise guests.
The Reggaetón festival will be taking place at Pershing Square, and featuring live performances from renowned artists across reggaetón and Latin urban genres, bringing an eight hour marathon of music as part of the city of Los Angeles Free Concert Series 2026.
Last year, Reggaetónlandia turned up the heat with over 8,000 fans from L.A. and nearby cities coming together to see the one and only Queen of Reggaetón, Ivy Queen who delivered a powerhouse performance that had the crowd going crazy. Dani Flow also took the stage, delivering an energetic performance before a surprise appearance by Los Dareyes de la Sierra.
As its 4th Annual Latin Culture and Music Celebration, Reggaetónlandia 2026, promises an unforgettable summer concert with special moments and nonstop rhythm.
The event will operate on a first-come, first-served basis. While an RSVP reserves the opportunity for guests ages 21 and older to secure a spot, Happy Group encourages people to arrive early.
Capacity is limited, and once the venue reaches maximum occupancy, no additional guests will be admitted.
When: Saturday, August 1, 2026
Time: 3:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.
Location: Pershing Square, 532 S Olive St, Los Angeles, CA 90013
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