Music Center | Live at The Music Center: Concerts Celebrating Jerry Moss, Co-Founder of A&M Records

Performance Dates

Concert postponed - New dates TBA

Venue

Dorothy Chandler Pavilion

Given the circumstances surrounding the Omicron variant, and with support from Jerry and Tina Moss, The Music Center has decided to postpone the February 11 and 12, 2022, Live at The Music Center: Concerts Celebrating Jerry Moss to protect the health and safety of the artists, guests and staff. We hope to be able to reschedule these incredible concerts sometime in the spring or summer of 2022.

We are currently reaching out to all ticket holders with accommodations. If you have any questions, please contact the box office at (213) 972-0711.

Tickets & Availability

We are currently reaching out to all ticket holders with accommodations. If you have any questions, please contact us.

Dorothy Chandler Pavilion Box Office
(213) 972-0711
Monday - Saturday
10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Safety and Flexibility is Our Priority

For accessibility and special accommodations, please contact Guest Services at cvanbrunt@musiccenter.org prior to your visit.

: Our new Ticket Buyer Assurance Program is available for all dance engagements through 2022 and allows you to purchase advance tickets with the confidence of knowing that we have you covered in the event of any COVID-related changes. Read full details at musiccenter.org/assurance.
: As a commitment to safety for all who visit our campus, we require all who attend a performance inside any of The Music Center’s theatres to either show proof of full vaccination for COVID-19 plus a booster when eligible or a negative COVID-19 test following L.A. County guidelines for antigen or PCR tests. You can find more detailed information at musiccenter.org/safety.

Featured Artists

Additional artists and special guests to be announced!

Special Appearance By

Tim Curry

Honoree Jerry Moss

Best known for being the co-founder of A&M Records in 1962, along with trumpeter and bandleader Herb Alpert, Jerry Moss has had a successful career as a record executive for more than 60 years. Creating A&M Records from humble beginnings in a garage, Moss and Alpert launched the company with a handshake and an investment of $200 from both men; they turned the company into one of the most influential music makers of the century. Over 25 years, A&M grew into the largest independent record label in the world as it championed the art of the artist and greatly valued indisputable and genuine talent. A&M signed many of the industry’s most successful musical artists, including The Police, The Carpenters, Janet Jackson, Carole King, Joe Cocker and Peter Frampton, among many others.

Photo: Jerry Moss pictured with his wife Tina at The Music Center

A Stroll Down Memory Lane

Jerry Moss over the years with various artists.

Herb Alpert and Jerry Moss

Courtesy of The Kennedy Marshall Company
The Police (Andy Summers, Sting, Stewart Copeland) with Jerry Moss and Miles Copeland III

Courtesy of Barry Schultz
Jerry Moss and George Harrison

Courtesy of The Kennedy Marshall Company
Herb Alpert, Jerry Moss and Lou Adler

Courtesy of The Kennedy Marshall Company