Cuco performing "Ridin'" at El Rey Theatre album premiere on April 16, 2025
Cuco at El Rey Theatre by David Sosa

11. Cuco at the Greek Theatre

Cuco is about to kick off his 2025 Ridin‘ tour in support of his new album of the same name. The sweet crooner, who has been gettin’ with those smooth oldies-esque soul on his latest album, will surely serenade fans in a whole new way on this tour, but the vibes and storytelling are all the same. The Los Angeles hometown hero will once again perform at the Greek Theatre LA on the eve of Mexican Independence Day on Monday, September 15. Foos Got Talent and José Galván open. Get tickets.

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12. Kumo 99 at The Paramount

After a spot at this year’s Coachella, Kumo 99 is one of the latest artists in the electronic sphere that’s bound to make it big with their formula of punk, breakbeat, and all things digital hardcore. LA will have a chance to experience their chaotic electronica at The Paramount in Boyle Heights on Thursday, September 18. Get tickets.

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Nine Inch Nails at FYF 2017 by Steven Ward
Nine Inch Nails at FYF 2017 by Steven Ward

13. Nine Inch Nails with Boys Noize at The Forum

As if they needed an introduction … Nine Inch Nails will perform two nights at the Kia Forum in Inglewood on Thursday, September 18, and Friday, September 19. Get there early to experience the riot rhythms of Boys Noize, who will open the show. Get tickets.

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14. Anika at Echoplex

Anika will resume her Abyss tour this September with dates in North America, including a Los Angeles show at The Echoplex on Friday, September 19, which will surely make it an “Abyss Sommer.” The roots in dub and post-punk can still be heard on her latest effort, Abyss, but Henderson finds a way to polish it, transitioning her previously lo-fi sound into a more punchy, ‘90s-rock approach. At the same time, the blending of genres does not stray away from her timeless quality, where her inspirations span decades. Get tickets.

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Run The Jewels at Shrine Expo Hall, Los Angeles
Killer Mike of Run The Jewels at Shrine Expo Hall by Steven Ward

15. Killer Mike at Blue Note LA

Solo rapper and one part of the fierce duo Run The Jewels, Killer Mike has six shows coming up at Blue Note LA with doubleheaders on Friday, September 19 though Sunday, September 21. With volcanic conviction and razor precision, Killer Mike turns righteous fury and generational trauma into sermons that shake both the block and the system. Get tickets.

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