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Concert / Performance

CANCELED — Fowler Out Loud: Willem Dafoe

April 29, 2026 | 7:00PM - 8:00PM

Due to unforeseen circumstances, this program has been canceled. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to welcoming you to future events. Please sign up for our newsletter and follow us @fowlermuseum to stay updated on upcoming programs.

 

Willem Dafoe is a UCLA student band that started in the Music Industry 11A Pop Rock Ensemble class. Though coming from a range of backgrounds, students quickly realized that they loved jamming together—and didn’t want to stop when the class ended! Now performing beyond the classroom, they bring high-energy, crowd-pleasing covers of favorite pop and rock hits. Come ready to sing along, dance, and experience the fun.

This concert takes place in the museum’s outdoor Amphitheater (unless otherwise noted). Seating is on the grassy area, and we encourage you to bring whatever helps you be comfortable, such as a chair, mat, blanket, or cushion. Enjoy the music under the sky with your friends and community!

Fowler Out Loud is an evening concert series that invites UCLA students from various disciplines to perform at the museum.

Photo courtesy of Olivia Dansby

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