UR TV Cast organizes coverage across schedule, shows, live desks and studio pages.
How the channels fit together
Each channel on UR TV Cast answers a different question a viewer tends to have. The Schedule tells you when something is happening, Shows tells you what it is, and Live is where you go once it has started. Thinking of them in that order makes planning an evening of coverage much simpler: check the timing, read up on the programme, then tune in.
Planning around Los Angeles time
Coverage from the desk is organised around Pacific Time, because that is where the concerts, shows and studio sessions take place. If you are watching from the East Coast, Europe or elsewhere, convert listed windows before you commit to a start time. Live entertainment rarely runs to the minute. Opening acts overrun, doors open late and encores stretch on, so leave some slack on either side of a block.
When a stream is not live
Not every event can be carried as it happens. Artists, promoters and venues set their own rules about filming and broadcast rights, and those rules can change close to the date. When a live feed is not possible, coverage may come later as a recap, highlights or background on the performer. Older material, including past events, is kept in the archive so you can catch up on anything you missed.
Going to the show in person
The channels are also useful if you plan to attend. Use the programme details to see what kind of event it is, then confirm dates, ticketing and entry policies directly with the venue or promoter, since those are the only reliable sources. Our LA venues pages give general context on the city's stages. Allow extra travel time, because traffic and parking around busy Los Angeles venues can add a lot to a journey on event nights.
If you are unsure which channel holds what you are looking for, start with the schedule and work outward from there.