Stephen Lynch: The Me Tour
Stephen Lynch: The Me Tour
Largo at the Coronet366 N La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles 90048
Stephen Lynch’s The Me Tour is billed at Largo at the Coronet in Beverly Grove on December 10, 2026. The billing identifies Stephen Lynch and the tour title, but supplies no supporting performers, guests, opening act, record-release context, tribute, residency, late set, or details of the material planned for the performance. It is therefore best understood from the available information as a Stephen Lynch appearance under the Me Tour banner, with the onstage formation and set format not specified.
The available information gives no biographical background for Lynch: it does not state where he comes from, the work he is known for, collaborators, or critical response. What is clear about the setting is Largo’s no-distractions performance policy: phones and cameras stay out of the theater, and audiences are expected to remain quiet during performances. Mark Flanagan moved the club into the Coronet Theatre in 2008, continuing a program where musicians and comedians share bills; the main room uses tiered theater seating facing the stage.
Largo’s defining feature is a shared, no-distractions performance culture: phones and cameras stay out of the theater, and the audience is expected to keep quiet while artists perform. Mark Flanagan brought the longtime club into the Coronet Theatre in 2008, carrying forward a program where musicians and comedians share the bill. The main room is a historic playhouse with tiered theater seating, so you can settle in facing the stage rather than treating the show as background to drinks. Tickets are for specific performances, and buying ahead is the practical choice; check in well before showtime, since late arrivals are not admitted and tickets may be forfeited if you have not checked in 15 minutes before the start. There is a bar in the Little Room, but no full dining service; plan dinner separately.