John Summit Sells Out LA Memorial Coliseum for the Biggest Show of His Career

John Summit has pulled off the biggest booking of his career. The house star has sold out the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum for a headline show on 12 December 2026 — a full stadium with his name at the top of the bill.

The symbolism isn't lost on him. Four years earlier, on 10 December 2022, Summit played the same venue as a support act for Kx5. Now he's headlining it. "Never in my wildest dreams would we sell out a stadium like this," he wrote. "Gonna do everything i can to make sure this show is one to never forget."

A four-year climb

The trajectory is remarkable in its steepness:

• 2023 — sold out BMO Stadium (22,000)
• 2024 — sold out a Madison Square Garden headline in under two hours
• 2025 — launched his Experts Only Festival on Randall's Island (50,000+ over two days)
• 2026 — released sophomore album CTRL ESCAPE, played Lollapalooza and Tomorrowland

The Coliseum date closes his CTRL ESCAPE North American tour. It also explains his recent decision to cancel the rest of his August festival run to prep for the arena shows — a scheduling call that makes a lot more sense with a sold-out stadium on the horizon. It has been an eventful few months for Summit, from the 'Missing' remix dispute with Pete Tong to a power-outage cancellation at UNVRS Ibiza.

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