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Concert / Performance

Fowler Out Loud: YOUTHphonics

January 21, 2026 | 7:00PM - 8:00PM

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UCLA’s student-run, all-gender a cappella group, YOUTHphonics, combines music and mentorship to promote access to arts education across Los Angeles. Founded in 2009, the group provides music lessons and theory instruction to high school students whose schools lack music education resources. In addition to teaching a weekly class at Fairfax High School, YOUTHphonics performs at community events and service concerts throughout Southern California, including PAC’s Annual Dance Marathon, Disneyland’s First A Cappella Showcase, Ronald Reagan Hospital Holiday Caroling, the Los Angeles A Cappella Festival, and UCLA athletic events.

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.

Image courtesy of YOUTHphonics

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