Jack Harlow

Photography by Seha Khan

JACK HARLOW BRINGS THE MONICA TOUR TO LOS ANGELES!

September 14, 2026- Jack Harlow brought his Monica Tour to the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, California, on Monday night, delivering an energetic and engaging performance that kept the crowd moving from the opening moments through the final song. With James Savage opening the evening, the Los Angeles stop offered fans a full night of hip hop, combining high energy performances, dynamic production, and some of Harlow's biggest songs. The night began with James Savage, who took the stage ahead of Harlow and quickly warmed up the Hollywood Palladium. His performance brought an energetic presence to the venue and gave the crowd an exciting introduction to the night before the headliner arrived. As anticipation continued to build, Jack Harlow took the stage to a massive response from the Los Angeles audience. He immediately established a commanding presence, moving confidently across the stage while interacting with the crowd and delivering his songs with the energy expected from a headlining performance. Harlow opened his set with tracks including “Trade Places,” “Lonesome,” and “Prague,” introducing fans to the sound of his current era before moving through a selection of songs spanning his catalog. The set continued with “Luv Is Dro,” “Like a Blade of Grass,” “Already Best Friends,” and “My Winter,” creating a balance between newer material and songs that have become familiar to longtime listeners. One of the night's standout moments came when James Savage returned to the stage to perform “Move Along” alongside Harlow. The collaboration added another memorable moment to the evening and brought the opening performer back into the spotlight for a special performance in front of the Los Angeles crowd. Harlow continued with songs including “Route 66,” “Way Out,” “Nail Tech,” “Denver,” “They Don't Love It,” and “Is That Ight?” The crowd remained highly engaged throughout the set, frequently singing along and matching Harlow's energy as he moved from one song to the next. The production also played an important role in the overall experience. Dynamic lighting and stage elements helped shift the atmosphere throughout the performance, complementing the different sounds and moods of the set while keeping Harlow at the center of the show. As the night progressed, Harlow worked through additional tracks including “All of My Friends,” “Living Alone,” “Against the Grain,” “SUNDOWN,” “WARSAW,” “GHOST,” and “THRU THE NIGHT.” The changing pace of the set allowed Harlow to showcase different sides of his music while maintaining a consistent connection with the audience. The energy reached another level as Harlow moved into several of his most recognizable songs. “Churchill Downs,” “Dua Lipa,” “SUVs (Black on Black),” and “Movie Star” had the crowd fully engaged, with fans throughout the venue singing along and responding to each performance. Harlow closed out the night with some of his biggest crowd favorites, including “Tyler Herro,” “WHATS POPPIN,” “First Class,” and “Lovin On Me.” The final stretch of the set transformed the Hollywood Palladium into a massive singalong, providing an energetic conclusion to the Los Angeles stop. From James Savage's opening performance to Harlow's headlining set, the September 14 show delivered a memorable night at the Hollywood Palladium. Harlow's combination of newer material, established hits, strong stage presence, and moments of audience interaction made the Los Angeles stop a standout evening on the Monica Tour. With a set that moved across different eras of his catalog while maintaining the high energy of a modern hip hop show, Harlow gave the Los Angeles crowd a performance that celebrated where he has been while showcasing where his music is headed next.