Robyn is coming to the Forum for two nights, which means thousands of fans are about to spend an evening in Inglewood.
Kia Forum’s official calendar lists Robyn for September 23 and September 24, 2026. The show arrives at one of Southern California’s most recognizable arenas—and one whose history is worth understanding before you walk in.
The Forum hosted its first event in 1967. Designed by Charles Luckman and Associates, it was later rehabilitated, reopened in 2014 and recognized on the National and California historic registers. Read The Forum Was Here First for the longer story.
Then decide where you are eating.
The Serving Spoon, Dulan’s, Two Hommés, Woody’s, Phillips, Brolly Hut and other local restaurants turn a concert trip into an Inglewood night rather than a straight line from freeway to arena. The Be Inglewood Forum food guide breaks the options down by style and timing.
THE FORUM. INGLEWOOD. TWO NIGHTS.
Showtime Purple comes from a longer story.
If you want something fast before the show, the burger guide covers Brolly Hut, StormBurger and the historic Inglewood Fosters Freeze. If tacos make more sense, the taco guide starts with Perro Exquisite Taco and Coni’Seafood, with additional regional Mexican options around town.
For transportation, check Kia Forum’s official event information before leaving. Its current visitor guidance includes on-site parking, a dedicated rideshare area and nearby Metro bus connections. Event procedures can change, so the official page should be the final authority for the night.
Visitors coming from outside the area should also resist the temptation to spend every spare minute inside the entertainment district. Randy’s Donuts gives you a fast Inglewood landmark stop. Market Street gives you the city’s older downtown texture. Both make the night feel more rooted in place.
And that is the opportunity with an artist like Robyn. Fans already know why they are going to the show. Be Inglewood’s job is to answer the next search: what should we do before we get there?
The concert supplies the audience.
The city supplies the story.