Anthony Green
September 19 — Anthony Green at Teragram Ballroom
Singer-songwriter Anthony Green may be best known as the front man for post-hardcore groups Circa Survive and Saosin but he also proves to be just as charismatic on stage when he performs solo as we’ve witnessed live before! Long-time fans and newbies alike prepare to sing your hearts out to old school classics and songs from his 2016 album Pixie Queen (Memory Music). Mat Kerekes and Secret Space open.
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September 20 — Daryl Hall & John Oates, Sharon Jones & at Hollywood Bowl
The Hollywood Bowl is poppin’ this September and it just got even better. Best-selling pop, rock n’ soul duo Daryl Hall & John Oates sound as crisp and golden as ever and they’re taking over the Bowl for a searing night of hits such as “You Make My Dreams,” “Sara Smile,” and “Man-eater,” just to name a few. Joining them for a soul-infused night of music is the mighty Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings and New Orleans instrumental “supafunkrock” party-starter Trombone Shorty.
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September 20 — Mumford & Sons, Catfish and the Bottlemen at Greek Theatre
London folk-rockers Mumford & Sons really wowed us at Bonnaroo last year with a lengthy set and lucky Los Angeles fans can enjoy another epic performance under a canopy of stars at the Greek Theater this September. Charming garage rockers and Grimy Goods’ favorite Catfish and the Bottlemen support.
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September 20 — Carla Morrison at The Novo
Mexican crooner Carla Morrison has been making musical waves with her heartbreaking singles, “Lagrimas”, “Yo Sigo Aqui”, and “Déjenme Llorar” (you may want to bring some tissues!).The two-time Latin Grammy winner and graceful performer is touring in support of her latest release, Amor Supremo, so don’t miss out on her upcoming performance at The Novo.
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September 21 — Marian Hill at El Rey
Multi-talented and mesmerizing songwriting duo Marian Hill are bringing their debut full-length Act One to life with a headlining tour in support of the album. The gut-wrenching tunes such as “I Want You” and “Down” criss-cross genres and their wholly developed sound includes a seductive blend of everything from blues to hip-hop to acoustic. Don’t miss out on seeing this breakthrough act! Verite and Shaed open.
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Gallant
September 21 — Gallant at Fonda Theatre
Up-and-coming R&B artist Gallant really knocked our socks off at this year’s SXSW festival and his debut album Ology has been earning him some serious musical street cred. Since then he’s collaborated and played alongside the likes of Sufjan Stevens, Seal and Jack Garratt, covering carefully selected songs for his video series In The Room. Opening act is Eryn Allen Kane.
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September 21 — Dinosaur Jr. at Teragram Ballroom
Indie rock veterans Dinosaur Jr. are hitting the road this Fall in support of their 11th studio album Give A Glimpse Of What Yer Not and Los Angeles fans will be super pleased to hear that they’re playing not one, not two, but three back-to-back shows at Teragram Ballroom, which kicks off on Sept. 21. No Dinosaur Jr. performance is without tons of sick guitar shredding and memorable melodies, so be sure to get your paws on tickets now. Heron Oblivion opens.
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September 22 — Nathaniel Rateliff and The Night Sweats at Greek Theatre
Nathaniel Rateliff and The Night Sweats are leading the way when it comes to gutsy indie folk-rock with a soulful R&B twist. Rateliff’s been playing since the late 2000s but really dug in deep and caught some serious traction and critical acclaim with their self-titled album (Stax Records), which features irresistible tracks such as “S.O.B.” and “Wasting Time.” Be sure to arrive early to catch superb supporting acts Jamestown Revival and Tennis.
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September 22 — Catfish and the Bottlemen at Wiltern
If you can’t see charismatic UK garage-rockers Catfish and the Bottlemen opening up for Mumford & Sons earlier this month you can check out their headlining show at the Wiltern. Their new album The Ride, featuring the catchy-as-hell single “Soundcheck” has been stuck in our heads and ringing in our ears for months and we couldn’t be more stoked to welcome them back to Los Angeles.
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September 22 — Crystal Castles at The Observatory
Lo-fi electro-pop duo Crystal Castles are hitting The Observatory stage this September for a must-see show. The duo features songwriter/producer Ethan Kath and newly added vocalist Edith Frances (who replaced former singer Alice Glass). Hear them belt out fresh tunes such as “Char” and “Chloroform” from their new album Amnesty. Bonus, if you pick up a copy of the album know that proceeds will be donated to Amnesty International. Rock out and do good with Crystal Castles!
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