Meghan Trainor rolls into Inglewood on Saturday, August 15, with The Get In Girl Tour lighting up Kia Forum at 6:30 PM PT. It’s an indoor show, so once you’re through the doors, the only thing that matters is the setlist.
Getting there
The National Weather Service calls for a mostly sunny day with a high near 81°F, light wind of 0 to 10 mph out of the SSW, and just a 1% chance of rain. Translation: the walk from your car to the Forum doors will be about as easy as it gets. No rain gear needed, no wind to fight through the parking lot — just a pleasant summer evening for the pre-show stroll.
Parking at Kia Forum fills up fast on show nights, so give yourself extra time between parking and finding your seat. Once you’re inside, the forecast is irrelevant — arenas control their own climate, and Kia Forum is no exception.
What to bring (and wear)
Arenas like the Forum tend to run on the cool side once the AC kicks in and the crowd settles, so a light layer over your outfit is a smart move even though it’s warm outside. You won’t need it walking in, but you might want it by the encore.
If you’re loading up on gear for the night, rep your fandom with a Meghan Trainor t-shirt or a Meghan Trainor hoodie before you even get to the merch table — it beats standing in that line during intermission. A Meghan Trainor hat or a Meghan Trainor poster also make for solid souvenirs if you want something to remember the Get In Girl Tour by.
And if pop hooks at full arena volume aren’t your ears’ favorite thing, a pair of concert ear plugs high fidelity keeps the show sounding crisp without the ringing on the drive home.
Practical tips
- Arrive early: doors typically open well before the 6:30 PM PT start, so build in time for parking, security, and finding your seat.
- Check bag policies: most arenas restrict bag size, so travel light.
- Weather isn’t a factor once inside: with just a 1% rain chance and calm winds, the only prep you really need is for the parking lot, not the show itself.
With mostly sunny skies and light winds, tonight’s biggest challenge isn’t the weather — it’s getting to your seat before Meghan Trainor hits the stage.