11. Monster Rally at Lodge Room — Jan. 22
Monster Rally is delicious candy for your ears. Creating lush instrumental music that blends chillwave, tropical pop, and sample-based soundscapes, Monster Rally can transport you to sun-soaked alternative dimensions full of insatiable grooves. Get Tickets.
12. Not For Radio at United Theater on Broadway — Jan. 22-24
María Zardoya, the voice behind The Marías, explores a more experimental and personal side of her artistry with Not For Radio. It sounds very similar to The Marias, just more stripped down and moody. Get Tickets.
RELATED: The Marías hypnotize with velvet murmurs and nostalgic melodies at the new Moroccan Lounge
13. Austra at The Roxy — Jan. 23
Austra is a synth-pop project led by Katie Stelmanis, known for operatic vocals and dark, pulsating electronic textures. Their music blends dancefloor rhythms with introspective and emotional themes. Get Tickets.
RELATED: Austra delivers compelling performance with new album Future Politics at El Rey
14. Dan Deacon at Teragram Ballroom — Jan. 23
For a good time, call Dan Deacon. For real, though, Dan Deacon puts on a fun show full of experimental electronic sounds that are often euphoric and always genre-defying. His live shows are very interactive, so be ready to become a part of the show. Get Tickets.
RELATED: Arcade Fire and Dan Deacon bedazzle The Forum with spectacular performances
15. Evidence at The Glass House — Jan. 24
Not quite L.A. but worth the trip to Pomona to experience Evidence at the Glass House. A respected West Coast rapper and producer, Evidence is known for his sharp lyricism and soulful beats as a member of Dilated Peoples. His solo work continues to showcase classic hip-hop craftsmanship with modern flair. Get Tickets.
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