Meghan Trainor rolls into Inglewood with The Get In Girl Tour, playing Kia Forum on Saturday, August 15 at 6:30 PM PT. Once you’re through the doors, this is an indoor show start to finish — the setlist, the sing-alongs, the whole night happens under one roof, no weather required.
Getting There
The National Weather Service calls for a sunny day with a high near 81°F, light wind out of the southwest at 0 to 10 mph, and just a 2% chance of precipitation. Translation: your walk from the parking lot to the Forum doors should be smooth and dry. No umbrella scramble, no soggy shoes — just a warm, calm evening for the trek in.
With temps still comfortable heading into the 6:30 PM start, you won’t need to bundle up for the walk. Once you’re inside, though, the outside forecast stops mattering entirely.
What to Wear
Since the show itself is indoor, skip the sunscreen and rain gear — you won’t need it. Arenas like the Forum do run on the cooler side once the AC kicks in and the crowd gets going, so a light layer you can carry in or tie around your waist is a smart call if you tend to run cold.
Rep the Tour
This is a Meghan Trainor crowd, and looking the part is half the fun. A Meghan Trainor t-shirt is the easy move for the show itself, while a Meghan Trainor hoodie doubles as that light layer for the arena’s AC. Want to go all in? A Meghan Trainor hat rounds out the fit, and a Meghan Trainor poster is a solid pickup if you want something to hang up once you’re home reliving the night.
If you know Forum shows get loud — and this one will — concert ear plugs high fidelity let you protect your hearing without losing the sound quality that makes a pop show like this hit right.
Practical Tips
Give yourself extra time for parking around the Forum, especially with a Saturday crowd converging at once. Arrive well before the 6:30 PM start to beat the lot rush and get settled before the lights go down. Check Kia Forum’s bag policy before you head out, since arena security typically limits bag size and contents at the door.
Sunny skies, light wind, and a packed house — Inglewood is set up for a good night.