Train
Train plays The Canyon in Agoura Hills for a one-night-only benefit concert presented by Family House and Hope the Mission. The evening opens with the Steve Goddard Band before Train takes the stage. Proceeds from ticket sales support Family House and Hope the Mission and their work in San Francisco and Los Angeles. The show also marks the 25th anniversary of “Drops of Jupiter,” the band’s double-Grammy-winning classic.
The multi-Grammy Award-winning band brings a catalog spanning three decades, including “Hey, Soul Sister,” “Drive By,” and “Drops of Jupiter.” This is a chance to hear the songs that have defined Train’s long-running career in a concert built around a local benefit rather than a standard tour date.
The Canyon’s appeal is its dinner-and-concert format: you can make a full evening of a show, with table seating paired with dinner service or general-admission access to the concert floor. The calendar ranges from touring performers and tribute acts to themed nights, often with opening acts before the headliner. Expect a ticketed event, and check the listing for your show’s seating and dining arrangements; some events specify a two-drink minimum. Doors commonly open early enough to arrive before the music, though timings vary by event. The venue is at 28912 Roadside Drive in Agoura Hills, in the Conejo Valley, and current official listings continue to advertise shows there. It’s a practical choice if you want dinner and live music under one roof.