LOS ANGELES is in for a musical treat this Halloween.

On Oct. 29, Stan Lee’s Los Angeles Comic Con will host the Black Eyed Peas for an outdoor concert downtown that is free to three-day badge holders at the convention.

The musicians will be at the convention promoting their alien zombie invasion graphic novel “Masters of the Sun,” as well as signing autographs and showing off VR components that tie in to the property. It will culminate with Cosplay Ball at Club Novo, where The Black Eyed Peas and unannounced guests will perform.

“They are a perfect fit for the show in that they are nerds, they are talent doing some amazing storytelling in the comic book world, and they are from L.A.,” says Keith Tralins, CEO at Comikaze Entertainment Inc. “This is a great chance for us to promote local, homegrown artists who are changing the world and for them to give a little something to the hometown crowd.”

“Black Eyed Peas Present: Masters of the Sun — The Zombie Chronicles” debuted in July and was created by will.i.am in collaboration with Benjamin Jackendoff and Damion Scott. It centers on a character called Zulu-X in a future Los Angeles that’s both under alien attack and plagued by a virus that turns people into zombies.

Other recently announced highlights from the L.A Comic Con include Dwayne Johnson speaking about his upcoming movie “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle,” the cast of CW’s “iZombie” and appearances by Katee Sackhoff, Paul Reubens and Melissa Joan Hart of “Battlestar Galactica,” Chloe Bennet (“Agents of SHIELD”), also Harry Goaz and Kimmy Robertson (“Twin Peaks”).

(SD-Agencies)