This week’s must-see concerts in Los Angeles include old school punks, Tokyo psych gods, ethereal witchy goods, and some of LA’s finest music artists and a lot more. Check out all the best shows happening this week in Los Angeles. For more concert recommendations including presale codes and concert ticket giveaways follow Grimy Goods on Instagram or check out out our listings here.

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Sept. 21 — Avengers at Zebulon

Seminal California punk band, the Avengers, make their way to Zebulon for a nostalgic punk set not to be missed. The Avengers current lineup: Penelope Houston, Greg Ingraham, Hector Penalosa, David Bach. The evening will also feature EL VEZ with a tribute to the Screamers and Rugburn, as well as a DJ set by Jordan Jones. This is an 21+ event

Tickets are priced at $22.25.

Sept. 22 — Kikagaku Moyo at the Wiltern

Encompassing a broad spectrum of influences to make their dynamic psychedlic sound, Tokyo’s Kikagaku Moyo make their way to Los Angeles this Thursday for an unforgettable night of music. With elements of Indian music, Krautrock, traditional folk, and classic rock — Kikagaku Moyo’s smooth vibes are other worldly. Getting ready to open that third eye!

Opening for Kikagaku Moyo is Sam Gendel. The show is all-ages.

Tickets are priced at $25 – $30.

Sept. 23 — DāM-FunK at The Lodge Room

If you’re looking to dance to some live music, you can never go wrong with L.A.’s very own, DāM-FunK. Bustin’ out the smooth grooves, funkalicous vibes and even a snazzy keytar — DāM-FunK is one of Los Angeles’ most beloved music artists. The self-taught musician, producer, record collector, and DJ lives and breathes funk music, and them some!

Satin Jackets, the brainchild of German producer Tim Bernhardt will also perform, along with the Funkmosphere DJS. The show is all-ages.

Tickets are priced at $25.

Sept. 24 — La Chica at The Paramount

French-Venuezelan music artist La Chica is not be missed when she hits the stage at the Paramount in Boyle Heights. All about organic and ethereal sounds, enhanced with layers of vocal effects — La Chica weaves, sounds, from electronic music to piano tracks — there is something quite magical, yet badass to the music she creates. “Her world revolves around the piano and keyboard, skillfully mixing classical inspirations, like her admiration for Debussy, with the dense intensity of analog synths and world drums.” This show is gonna lay down some vibes, no doubt.

Supporting La Chica at The Paramount are Sin Color. The show is all-ages.

Tickets are priced at $22.66.

Sept. 24 — black midi at the Wiltern

UK-based trio black midi will bring their experimental blend of progressive rock, punk and trip hop to the Wiltern on Saturday, Sept. 24. black midi’s new album, Hellfire, was released on July 15th via Rough Trade. The album is a first-person tale of morally devoid individuals making questionable choices at best and downright horrific ones at their worst. With biting monologues that pit us against our own preclusions of morality and plenty of intense rock instrumentals, Hellfire builds off of the intensity and straightforwardness of the band’s earlier work.

Black Country, New Road will open. The show is all-ages.

Tickets are priced at $35 – $60.