🎤 Family show, Koreatown
Like Nastya Live at The Wiltern
Curated by Simir Shah
For the parents who don't know yet
Who is Like Nastya?
Anastasia Radzinskaya — known online as Like Nastya — is 12 years old and one of the most-watched kids' content creators anywhere. Born in Krasnodar Krai, Russia, her family later relocated to Florida, where she's based today. If your kids watch YouTube, there's a good chance they already know exactly who this is, even if you don't.
Her channel runs bright, story-driven videos — songs, pretend play, and educational skits about numbers, colors, shapes and everyday life lessons — with over 620 episodes released roughly twice a week. Her mom, Anna, co-founded the channel with her and produces it.
📈 How big is her audience?
Her team's own marketing cites 450 million followers across 20+ channels and languages — not an independently audited figure. What third-party YouTube trackers can verify: roughly 200 million combined subscribers across her main channels, which is still enormous by any measure.
🏆 Real, verifiable recognition
She's placed on Forbes' Highest-Paid YouTube Stars list multiple years — 3rd in 2019, 7th in 2020, and 6th in 2021, when she was the only woman in that year's top 10.
First-ever solo tour
See what the show is actually like
The Wiltern date is only the second stop on Nastya's first-ever solo live tour, Live Nastya Universe — the debut show was in Fort Lauderdale, FL in May 2026. Here's the official recap from that first night, for a real look at what LA can expect:
Mark the calendar
Date, time & venue
📅 Monday, November 23, 2026
Doors at 5:00pm, show at 7:00pm. A weeknight evening show — plan dinner around it either way.
📍 The Wiltern
3790 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90010 — a landmark Art Deco theater at Wilshire & Western in Koreatown.
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Tickets
Tickets start at roughly $77 through the official Ticketmaster/Live Nation listing for The Wiltern.
Skip the parking headache
Getting there: parking & Metro
🚇 Metro D Line (easiest with kids)
The Wilshire/Western station is directly across the street from the theater — no parking, no traffic, and a genuinely easy trip if you're coming from Downtown LA or along the Wilshire corridor.
🚗 Driving & parking
The Wiltern's own garage is on Oxford Ave, and the Koreatown Galleria structure at Wilshire & Western is another close option. Expect to pay roughly $8–20 at nearby lots — arrive early, since this stretch of Wilshire gets busy on show nights.
Make an evening of it
Before & after the show
Koreatown is one of LA's best neighborhoods for family dinner options within walking distance of the theater — Korean BBQ, hot pot, and plenty of kid-friendly noodle spots. See our Koreatown family guide for specifics, or browse independent family restaurants across the region.
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Frequently asked questions
When and where is Like Nastya performing in LA?
Monday, November 23, 2026, at The Wiltern in Koreatown (3790 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90010). Doors are at 5pm with the show at 7pm, per the official Ticketmaster/Live Nation listing.
Is this a good show for young kids?
It's listed as an all-ages family show in a seated theater, which is a gentler setting than a general-admission concert — no standing crowd to navigate with a toddler. We don't have details yet on the exact show length or format, so if that matters for your family, it's worth checking the venue or ticket listing directly before you buy.
Is this Like Nastya's first live tour?
Yes — this is her first-ever solo live tour, called Live Nastya Universe. The debut show was in Fort Lauderdale, FL in May 2026, and The Wiltern is only the second confirmed stop, so LA families are getting in early on something genuinely new rather than a well-worn touring show.
How big is her audience, really?
Her team's own marketing cites 450 million followers across 20+ channels in different languages and platforms — that figure isn't independently audited and blends multiple platforms. What's independently verifiable: third-party YouTube trackers put her combined subscriber count across her main channels at roughly 200 million, and she's placed on Forbes' Highest-Paid YouTube Stars list several years running (6th in 2021, the only woman in that year's top 10). Either way, it's a genuinely massive, real audience — we just don't repeat marketing numbers as fact without a caveat.
How much are tickets and where do I buy them?
Tickets start at roughly $77 through the official Ticketmaster listing. As with any high-demand kids' event, buy only through Ticketmaster or the venue directly — resale sites and social-media "ticket transfers" from strangers are a common scam, especially for sold-out family shows.
What's the best way to get to The Wiltern?
The Metro D Line (formerly Purple Line) stops at Wilshire/Western station directly across the street from the theater — probably the easiest way in for a family, since it skips parking entirely. If you're driving, the Wiltern's own garage is on Oxford Ave, and the Koreatown Galleria structure at Wilshire & Western is another close option; expect to pay roughly $8–20 at nearby lots.