Indie Event Details

Father John Misty (Solo)

Show time

Tuesday, October 6, 2026 at 8:00 PM PDT

Doors

Tuesday, October 6, 2026 at 7:00 PM PDT

Where

The Fonda Theatre
Los Angeles, Hollywood

Address

6126 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028

Listed price

Not provided by the source.

Admission age

All ages

Listing checked

Oct 6, 2026

Register to receive your unique code at https://fondatheatre.com/father-john-misty/. You’ll need your code to purchase tickets when they go on sale *September 10 at 10:00 AM PT.* You will receive your unique code and purchase link before tickets go on sale. *Your code does not guarantee tickets, and tickets may sell out.* Presale codes will be delivered via email and SMS to US phone numbers. Canada and any other international numbers will receive their presale code via email only. For help registering, please email register@goldenvoice.com. STRICT 4 TICKET LIMIT. ANY ORDERS EXCEEDING THE ALLOWED AMOUNT ARE SUBJECT TO CANCELLATION WITHOUT NOTICE. The event organizer has decided that ticket transfer will be delayed for this event. Ticket transfer will be available on or about 09/22/2026. Father John Misty’s Pure Comedy is the highly anticipated follow-up to his internationally acclaimed album, I Love You, Honeybear . The album was released April 7th on Deluxe 2xLP / 2xLP / CD / DL / CS in Europe through Bella Union and the rest of the world from Sub Pop. Pure Comedy highlights include the title track alongside standouts “Leaving LA,” “Total Entertainment Forever,” “Ballad of the Dying Man,” “When The God Of Love Returns There’ll Be Hell To Pay” and “Things It Would Have Been Helpful to Know Before The Revolution”. Tillman wrote the majority of Pure Comedy throughout 2015 and recorded all the basic tracking and vocals live to tape (in no more than two takes each) at United Studios (fka the legendary Ocean Way Studios, favored by Frank Sinatra and The Beach Boys) in Los Angeles March 2016. Pure Comedy was co-produced once again by Josh Tillman and long-time producer Jonathan Wilson; mixed by Tillman, Wilson and Trevor Spencer, and mastered by Bob Ludwig at Gateway Mastering Studios. The album features string, horn and choral arrangements from classical iconoclast Gavin Bryars ( Jesus Blood Never Failed Me Yet, Sinking Of The Titanic) , with additional contributions from Nico Muhly and Thomas Bartlett. Since 2012, Father John Misty aka Josh Tillman has unexpectedly emerged as a singular (if not undeniably, um, idiosyncratic) voice. Whether by virtue of his lyrics, which routinely defy the presumed polarities of wit and empathy; his live performances which may perhaps be described best as “intimately berzerk,” or the infuriating line he seems to occupy between canny and total fraud online or in interviews, Father John Misty has cultivated a rare space for himself in the musical landscape – that of a real enigma. Pure Comedy sees Tillman at the height of these powers: as a lyricist, and equally so a cultural observer – at times bordering on freakishly prescient. Tillman’s bent critiques, bared humanity and gently warped classic songwriting are all here in equal measure and – at 75 minutes – there’s a veritable fuck ton of it. The album navigates themes of progress, technology, fame, the environment, politics, aging, social media, human nature, human connection and his own role in it all with his usual candor, and in terms as timely as they are timeless.