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Alanis Morissette Announces Four-Night Los Angeles Residency at YouTube Theater
Alanis Morissette will turn Inglewood’s YouTube Theater into a confessional stage, announcing a four‑night residency titled Butterfly with a Machete that will run on November 5‑6 and November 10‑11, 2026. The shows will be the first official residency at the 6,000‑seat venue that sits beneath SoFi Stadium.
Butterfly with a Machete is billed as a multimedia stage production that fuses Morissette’s music with personal storytelling, theatrical flourishes, and reflections on fame, trauma, healing and self‑discovery. The narrative traces the artist’s journey from Ottawa, Canada, to international stardom, using a series of songs and narrative moments to illustrate that path.
The Los Angeles engagement follows a sold‑out residency in Las Vegas that ran during the fall of 2025. According to the announcement, the success of the Vegas shows has prompted Morissette to bring the concept to Southern California. The Las Vegas residency was a four‑night run that attracted fans from across the country and received positive reviews for its intimate, theatrical approach.
The YouTube Theater, part of the Hollywood Park entertainment complex adjacent to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, opened in 2020 and can seat up to 6,000 patrons. It is the first official residency to be staged there, marking a new partnership between the artist, Live Nation, and the venue’s management.
Ticket sales for the Los Angeles shows will begin with a Citi Cardmember presale on June 15 at 7 a.m. local time, available at citientertainment.com. A second presale, open to all fans, will start on June 16 at 10 a.m. and will be distributed through the artist’s website, the venue’s site, and Live Nation. General ticket sales will open on June 17 at 10 a.m. on alanis.com.
Morissette, born June 1, 1974, is a Canadian and American singer‑songwriter who has sold more than 60 million records worldwide. She earned seven Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year for Jagged Little Pill (1995), and has received multiple Juno, Brit, Golden Globe and Tony nominations. Her career has spanned alternative rock, pop, and theatrical performances, and she has been recognized for her emotive mezzo‑soprano voice and confessional songwriting.
The move to a Los Angeles residency reflects a broader industry trend in which established artists are returning to the live‑performance model after the pandemic‑era shift to touring. Residencies allow performers to create more elaborate, narrative‑driven shows that can be staged in a single venue while still reaching large audiences. Live Nation’s involvement signals confidence in the commercial viability of the format.
As of now, the Butterfly with a Machete residency is confirmed for the four dates in November 2026. Fans can anticipate the first presale on June 15 and the general sale on June 17. The shows will showcase Morissette’s signature blend of music and storytelling in a venue that has become a new hub for entertainment in the Los Angeles area.
The residency is part of Morissette’s ongoing effort to connect with audiences through immersive, personal performances. No additional dates or extensions have been announced, and no other releases or festival appearances are tied to the show at this time.
Butterfly with a Machete is billed as a multimedia stage production that fuses Morissette’s music with personal storytelling, theatrical flourishes, and reflections on fame, trauma, healing and self‑discovery. The narrative traces the artist’s journey from Ottawa, Canada, to international stardom, using a series of songs and narrative moments to illustrate that path.
The Los Angeles engagement follows a sold‑out residency in Las Vegas that ran during the fall of 2025. According to the announcement, the success of the Vegas shows has prompted Morissette to bring the concept to Southern California. The Las Vegas residency was a four‑night run that attracted fans from across the country and received positive reviews for its intimate, theatrical approach.
The YouTube Theater, part of the Hollywood Park entertainment complex adjacent to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, opened in 2020 and can seat up to 6,000 patrons. It is the first official residency to be staged there, marking a new partnership between the artist, Live Nation, and the venue’s management.
Ticket sales for the Los Angeles shows will begin with a Citi Cardmember presale on June 15 at 7 a.m. local time, available at citientertainment.com. A second presale, open to all fans, will start on June 16 at 10 a.m. and will be distributed through the artist’s website, the venue’s site, and Live Nation. General ticket sales will open on June 17 at 10 a.m. on alanis.com.
Morissette, born June 1, 1974, is a Canadian and American singer‑songwriter who has sold more than 60 million records worldwide. She earned seven Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year for Jagged Little Pill (1995), and has received multiple Juno, Brit, Golden Globe and Tony nominations. Her career has spanned alternative rock, pop, and theatrical performances, and she has been recognized for her emotive mezzo‑soprano voice and confessional songwriting.
The move to a Los Angeles residency reflects a broader industry trend in which established artists are returning to the live‑performance model after the pandemic‑era shift to touring. Residencies allow performers to create more elaborate, narrative‑driven shows that can be staged in a single venue while still reaching large audiences. Live Nation’s involvement signals confidence in the commercial viability of the format.
As of now, the Butterfly with a Machete residency is confirmed for the four dates in November 2026. Fans can anticipate the first presale on June 15 and the general sale on June 17. The shows will showcase Morissette’s signature blend of music and storytelling in a venue that has become a new hub for entertainment in the Los Angeles area.
The residency is part of Morissette’s ongoing effort to connect with audiences through immersive, personal performances. No additional dates or extensions have been announced, and no other releases or festival appearances are tied to the show at this time.
