Leon Thomas at The Wiltern

Mutts Don’t Heal World Tour 2025

We’re closing out the year with something real special here, L.A. — because Leon Thomas is hitting The Wiltern stage for his 2025 Mutts Don’t Heal Tour - and when he performs, you’re gonna want to be here for the electricity in the room. And even BETTER - this is a back to back encore of shows, with Leon hitting the stage right here for a second night this Tuesday December 23rd - and if you thought night one was good for all the Instagram stories you saw - wait until the encore. This second night at The Wiltern isn’t just a bonus show — it’s a statement performance. It’s a moment for the day-one fans (or - people who really wanna see Leon two nights in a row), the R&B heads, the music nerds, and the people who’ve been rooting for Leon from the sidelines, waiting for their chance to see him own the stage over here in La La Land. And he’s not coming alone to the show either - he’s bringing the soulful Ambree with him as well to lend her voice as a warm up to Leon. So basically - expect lush vocals, live instrumentation, and that West Coast energy that only The Wiltern can bring during the holidays. Plus, with surprise guests popping up on other dates of the tour… who knows what’s in store?!

Whether you know him from the screen (Victorious, anyone?) or from the songwriting credits behind some of your favorite chart-toppers, Leon Thomas is the kind of artist who’s lived a dozen lives before he even dropped his own debut album - and he’s only 31, might we add. Now, with two albums out — Electric Dusk and 2024’s Mutt — he’s fully stepped into the spotlight and is headlining the mainstage. His sound blends R&B, soul, hip-hop, and cinematic flair with that unmistakable Broadway-polish-meets-studio-wizardry vibe that only someone like Leon could pull off.

Leon’s been busy. Like, Grammy-winning busy. Since his Nickelodeon days, he’s been behind the boards for artists like Ariana Grande, Drake, SZA, and Post Malone. Now, he’s front and center, taking us deep into his own world with songs that hit just as hard emotionally as they do sonically. Mutt has become a breakout anthem for this era, and the tour — aptly named Mutts Don’t Heel — is a celebration of not just music, but identity, evolution, and storytelling.

Tickets are already moving fast folks — so grab yours like now, and get ready to spend the night with one of music’s most dynamic voices of the moment. We’ll see you under the Wiltern’s Christmas lights on December 23rd!