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Fall Out Boy is bringing the Twilight of the Punks Tour to North America, with The Offspring, Good Charlotte and The Story So Far. Presales start Wednesday. Here’s how to get in early with or without a presale code.

Dominic Fike’s “CABBY,” Pixel Grip’s “The Beat is Coming for You,” and Saya Gray’s “SPOOO0OOOOF” lead this week’s best new songs, plus 20 more November favorites in our playlist ready for you to hear.

Vivid Seats is already selling Noah Kahan tickets before presales even start, and SeatGeek is calling itself “official” when it isn’t for most dates. Here’s where to buy real Noah Kahan tickets and why resale tickets for this tour could be invalid.

Stray Kids play SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on May 29, 2027, and fans get two presale chances before the general on-sale. Here’s how the STAY Membership and artist presales work.

The Dublin noise rock band brought their new album ‘Pugnello’ to a packed, moshing Lodge Room crow.

Kings of Leon are taking ‘O My Beloved’ on a 30-city North American tour in 2027, and here’s how to get real, face-value tickets through every official presale instead of overpriced speculative resale listings.

Santigold sat down with Lake Bell on “Two Top” to share how a job at Epic Records, her dad’s record collection and a MySpace message from Björk turned her into a recording and performing artist.

From Ryan Gosling’s spooky comeback and darkwave returns to cumbia, soul and a GTA VI super-team, October gave us more than 80 new songs worth your time, and these are the ones we couldn’t stop playing.

Dead Man’s Bones return after 17 years, DeathbyRomy turns up the intensity on “Heavy Metal,” and Adrian Quesada and Angélica Garcia cover Zoé’s “Nunca.”

Noak Kahan is headed back on the road, performing at 31 stadiums for The Last Of The Bugs World Tour. Artist presale begins November 10.

“Led by conductor Jacomo Bairos, Bird and the Los Angeles Philharmonic did something magical Friday night. The orchestral arrangements allowed me to experience a twenty-year-old album as if it were the first time. For one evening, I was that college student again, feeling the cathartic waves of “Tables and Chairs” and the dopamine-inducing hits of “Fake Palindromes.”

Dressed as Cyborg Noodle, my nine-year-old daughter saw her favorite band, Gorillaz, for the first time at the Kia Forum. It was a night stacked with surprise guests, tour debuts and plenty of happy tears. Not to mention, Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Tony Hawk sightings.

It’s only right that the three songs are perfect for soundtracking Halloween.

Halloween in Los Angeles is nigh. See all the best Halloween concerts, dance nights, and scary movie screenings happening in LA.

Sheryl Crow headlines LIVE ON SUNSET, a free outdoor concert on the Sunset Strip on Nov. 14, with Local Natives, Empress Of, and more. It’s giving Sunset Strip Music Festival vibes.

At a star-studded benefit for The Midwest Princess Project, Chappell Roan turned queer joy, theatrical excess, and pop-star power into a glimpse of what happens when spectacle meets community organizing. The event raised $2 million for transgender youth and LGBTQ+ communities.

Fangs out, LA. The Ford is celebrating 30 years of “From Dusk Till Dawn” with an Oct. 30 screening under the stars, and the vampires are thirstier than ever. Bring a friend, skip the garlic, and get ready for one wild night at the Titty Twister.

With a new EP and hits like the swoonworthy “Fall in Love with You”, Montell Fish under the stars at The Ford is going to be quite the experience.

Halloween’s month isn’t just for horror-themed shows–although the intimate amphitheater isn’t short on those.

Cleo Sol is taking Gentlewoman on the road for her first North American arena tour, with seven dates including the Kia Forum in Los Angeles on April 28 and stops in New York, Chicago, Atlanta and Oakland.

Turnstile and Boy Harsher took their fans to church on Sunday night at The Observatory in Santa Ana. This is our kind of worship. See photos from the scene.

This week’s best shows in Los Angeles are overwhelming. Too many good ones are popping off all week long. From Chappell Roan, My Chemical Romance, and Gorillaz to Cortex, Wine Lips, BALTHVS, and many more.

For fans of the electronic music spectrum, there’s no shortage of new tracks this week. And this week’s roundup features many of our favorite artists.

System Of A Down’s only North American shows of 2027 are at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, joined by Pierce the Veil and Gojira.

Zach Bryan’s Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs Tour hits SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on July 20, 2027. Here’s how to get presale tickets on Oct. 21.

If you can’t make the Los Angeles dates, the next closest gigs Harris also plays are Oakland Arena and San Diego’s Viejas Arena.

John Fogerty, Fey Fili, Ryan Bingham and The Texas Gentlemen, Gabriella Rose, Vance Joy, and Emma Ogier will support Zach Bryan on select tour dates. Grab the presale code for access to presale tickets.

Karen y Los Remedios let their cumbia music draw you in like a spell while the actual songwriting hits you emotionally and spiritually.

Fans of warm folk music and lush Americana can’t miss Iron & Wine’s two nights at The Ford LA on Oct. 17 and 18. Joined by Ken Pomeroy on Saturday and DUG on Sunday, both evenings will be full of strings and rich lyrical storytelling.

It’s hard to believe an artist of Calvin Harris’ size is only now headlining his first North American tour. Here’s where he’s performing in the U.S. and how to get presale tickets.

At their Hollywood Bowl show, Luke Steele of Empire of the Sun shared with the crowd that while living in LA, he went to a show at the Bowl about 20 years ago and sat at the very top. He remembered thinking during that show how he hoped to perform on that stage one day.

For this week’s 3 New Songs, SANA SANA MÚSICA makes its debut with their first single, and Danielle Ponder and Chloe Slater both just released new albums full of repeat listens. Hear our favorites.

Boy Harsher conjures fog machines at the Palladium, Miley takes over the Hollywood Bowl, and Charli xcx and Kacey Musgraves each play two nights. Add Nice As Fu*k, Love Spells, the Stones Throw 30 weekend, and Turnstile massives, and this is one of the best weeks of concerts in Los Angeles this month. Here are our picks for Oct. 12-18.