If you’re ready to move, grove and get down, this is the show for you! Houston ten-piece outfit The Suffers rocked our socks off earlier this year and are coming back to Los Angeles on Saturday, November 19th to do it all again at The Echoplex. As Grimy Goods writer Anne Marie Schiefer described them, “Congas […]

–  Danish singer MØ is currently on the road for her end-of-the-year Fall tour. In anticipation of her sophomore album, she has dropped several singles including “Kamikaze”, “Cold Water”, and “Drum”. You can check them out below or hear them in person at The Novo on Friday, November 18th! 47 Best L.A. Concerts this November ft. […]

Just five years ago, The Record Company were playing shows at local venues and record stores as a start to the band’s music career. Fusing blues and rock and roll, the trio have opened up for acts like B.B. King, Social Distortion, and Grace Potter, to name a few. In support of their debut album Give It Back to You, […]

London based singer-songwriter/producer Låpsley may only be twenty years old but her musical maturity reaches far beyond her chronological age, as heard on her latest album, the autobiographical and captivating Long Way Home (out now via XL Recordings). Sing your heart out along to epic pop/alt-r&b ballads such as “Cliff” and “Love is Blind,” when she headlines […]

From old-school battle rapper to one-of-a-kind hip hop juggernaut Astronautalis incorporates hints of shoegaze, indie-rock, blues and electronic into his unique, ever changing sound. Be sure to catch him live at The Roxy on Friday, November 11th and hear all the hot new tracks from his fifth studio album Cut The Body Loose, out now via Side […]

Grammy Award winning English electronic classical mash up music group Clean Bandit are coming stateside for just a handful of must-see performances, including a headlining show at the El Rey Theatre on Wednesday, November 16th. Hear new singles such as “Rockabye” (feat. Anne Marie and Sean Paul) and the smashing “Tears” (feat. Louisa Johnson) — […]

What began as Josh Hodges’ songwriting project in 2007 has since grown into a full-fledged band and psych-infused indietronica dance party factory known as STRFKR. Lucky Los Angeles fans can expect to sweat to their slew of fresh dance floor bangers such as “Open Your Eyes” and “Never Ever” from their new album Being No […]

When we saw indie folk duo Jamestown Revival open for Ryan Bingham they put on an outstanding performance rich with lush harmonies and pop hooks, their on-stage chemistry was deep and connected. We can only imagine how they will woo Los Angeles fans at their upcoming headlining performance at the El Rey Theatre on Thursday, […]

Electronic musician Goldroom and the house trio Autograf have come together for a lineup of national tour dates (with the exception for Vancouver) this fall. Both have released new material this year, the debut album West of the West by Goldroom and a 5-track EP by Autograf titled Future Soup. Catch both of them debuting new […]

Calling all film and music buffs! The Regent Theater will be hosting a very special screening on Wednesday, November 9th of the new documentary Sad Vacation: The Last Days of Sid and Nancy, from director Danny Garcia (The Rise and Fall of The Clash, Looking for Johnny). This film takes a deeply personal look into […]