Arlo Guthrie at The Washington Pavilion

Folksinger, musician and songwriter Arlo Guthrie returns to the road, bringing tunes from over 25 albums to the intimate Parker Playhouse stage. Though most remembered for hits like "Alice's Restaurant," "City of New Orleans," and the counterculture song he made famous at Woodstock, "Coming into Los Angeles," the folk icon carries on the musical legacy of his famous father, Woody Guthrie, while cultivating a new generation of fans along the way. Playing the piano, guitar, harmonica, and a dozen other instruments, Guthrie continues to entertain crowds with hilarious tales and anecdotes woven seamlessly into each and every performance. Don't miss him live in concert.