Meek Mill brings Dream Chasers Nights to the Hollywood Palladium

Meek Mill's first show in this part of Los Angeles since 2019 is on Sunday, Nov. 29, part of a six-city run that starts in Philadelphia five nights earlier.

The last time Meek Mill headlined a night in this part of Los Angeles, it was December 14, 2019, at BMO Stadium. Nearly seven years later he's coming back to a much smaller room, and that's the point. Dream Chasers Nights is a short run of club-sized dates, and the Los Angeles stop is the Hollywood Palladium.

Meek Mill plays the Hollywood Palladium on Sunday, Nov. 29, at 7 p.m. Tickets run $75.50 to $200.60 through Ticketmaster. The date was announced Oct. 27. Our listings put the Palladium at about 5,000 capacity. That's a lot of people, but it's a fraction of a stadium, and it means a much closer view of the stage.

The run starts at home. The Philadelphia Inquirer reported that Dream Chasers Nights opens Nov. 24 with a "Meek Mill & Friends" concert at Xfinity Mobile Arena, his annual hometown show, which then leads into a six-city tour. SeatGeek's announcement lists the other new stops as Boston, Baltimore, Chicago and Atlanta, with Los Angeles on Nov. 29. Philadelphia gets the arena, and the rest of the cities get rooms like the Palladium. Los Angeles is the only West Coast date on the list.

No openers have been announced for any of the dates, according to SeatGeek. The Philadelphia show's guests haven't been named either. Expect the Los Angeles bill to fill in closer to the night.

What has Meek been doing since he was last here? Releasing music, though not the next full album yet. iHeart lists "600 Racks" as an April 2026 single. The name of the run comes from his label, Dream Chasers, and from the mixtape series it grew out of. Meek announced a Dreamchasers tour as far back as 2012, according to Rap-Up. Bringing the name back for a run of smaller rooms is a reminder of where the brand started.

The Palladium is a different kind of night from a stadium. It's a general-admission floor on Sunset, and at this size the energy in the room matters as much as the production. For a rapper whose live reputation came from crowds that know every word, it's a good fit. It's also a Sunday after Thanksgiving, so plan for holiday-weekend traffic on the way in.

Prices at the top end are steep for a club show. The low end is still a fair ticket for a headliner of this size playing a room this close. Seven years is a long time between visits, and three weeks out from the show the Palladium is the closest Los Angeles will get to the hometown version.

Sources: Meek Mill Dream Chasers concert Philadelphia — The Philadelphia Inquirer (inquirer.com); Meek Mill announces Dream Chaser Nights tour dates, presales, tickets — SeatGeek (seatgeek.ca); The six-night run kicks off with an annual hometown concert — The Music Universe (themusicuniverse.com); Meek Mill — iHeart (iheart.com); Meek Mill Announces 'Dreamchasers' Tour — Rap-Up (rap-up.com); Meek Mill at Hollywood Palladium — JamBase (jambase.com)