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Gahdem! There’s a lot of amazing shows coming through this week in and around Los Angeles. Do not miss out on the inaugural Music Tastes Good festival featuring The Specials, Warpaint, Iron & Wine, De La Soul and a lot more. You can win tickets here! Also this week: Black Sabbath, Gallant, Hall & Oates with […]

It’s 4th of July weekend, and as with most holiday weeks, Los Angeles concerts tend to not be so hot. But rest assured, we’ve plucked all the best shows happening this week in Los Angeles. Some of our best show pick recommendations: Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals at Ace Hotel, Kera & The Lesbians […]

This week in Los Angeles! The Cure continues its run at the Hollywood Bowl, while The Who takes over the STAPLES Center. Frightened Rabbit heads to the Fonda Theatre, San Fermin will headline the Teragram Ballroom and Walk The Moon and Misterwives will head north of LA to the Santa Barbara Bowl. On the lesser […]

Coachella is finally over, but concert life never sleeps in Los Angeles. This week we have Weezer at The Troubadour and Iggy Pop with Josh Homme at the Greek Theatre. On the underground and indie tip, we highly recommend you check out Deap Vally with Le Butcherettes at The Regent, Flatbush Zombies at the Fonda, […]

Portland rockers Summer Cannibals have shared a new tune ahead of their third record Full of It — due out May 27 via independent label Kill Rock Stars. They also have a Los Angeles tour date May 19 at the Teragram Ballroom (priced at $16.00) with The Thermals. Lead guitarist and vocalist Jessica Boudreaux has added new members: […]

This week in Los Angeles, things get real hot before SXSW. Old school punks Battalion of Saints will perform at The Echo, while Face to Face hit Alex’s Bar. Underground act Plague Vendor will tear up the Troubadour and No Age will play a Bernie Sanders benefit at The Smell. Best Coast and Wavves tag […]

When a song has the ability to get stuck in your head, especially when it’s not a cookie cutter pop number, it speaks to the song’s staying power. Los Angeles alt folk outfit, Kera & The Lesbians have delivered a unique, yet pleasantly approachable gem with their new song “Green,” off the band’s forthcoming debut album. […]

A Place to Bury Strangers Time to ring in 2016! We can’t believe it’s here already either but we’re stoked that there’s an eclectic variety of concerts to attend this January. Jam hard every Tuesday with psych-soul-jazz atmospheric outfit Brainstory or catch old school industrial rockers Killing Joke‘s one-of-a-kind show. Support badass ladies in music […]

This week in Los Angeles we have four nights with Beach House at the Fonda Theatre, two nights with Radio Moscow at The Satellite and one night (but we wish it were more) with Kelela at the El Rey. From shoegaze, psych, soul and more, there is so much to choose from this week. Other […]

What better way to kick off a new month than with a free night of exceptional live music. Grimy Goods presents Veronica Bianqui at Harvard and Stone every Tuesday night for the entire month of September! There is no cover, but you gotta be 21-and-over to attend the good times! You may recognize Veronica from […]

Burgerama has come to an end, and Coachella is just around the corner. Sandwiched in between is a real nice slab of shows happening in Los Angeles, Orange County and more neighboring cities. This week we have TV On The Radio, Brian Fest (celebrating the music of Brian Wilson), Mumford & Sons, Kaki King and […]

We last caught Avid Dancer (aka Jacob Dillan Summers) this past year playing L.A.’s top notch underground venues as well as opening up for larger acts such as Warpaint. Now the psych-electro-pop outfit are taking to the stage to headline a weekly residency at The Echo, every Monday night in February, and we’re sure every night […]

Our great city of Los Angeles is gem for discovering new music. Many of the artists and bands that make the City of Angels their home quickly work their way up from playing small venues and underground shows, to selling out famed venues and going on large tours and playing music festivals. Last year, as […]

We headed to The Echo for a weekday night of music seeking the mellow yet intricate and found it. New York based producer and singer Roberto Carlos Lange aka Helado Negro was an inspiring surprise. His voice combined with live handling of synths and machines had the packed house swaying and tripping with the smooth […]

BTS photos by Leonard Drorian Kera & The Lesbians have released a very high-end and beautifully done video for their entrancing song, “Snakes.” For such a powerful and eerily seductive song, you best believe the video is just as mentally intoxicating. Directed by Sinziana Velicescu and Michael Delaney with photography direction from Lonnie Francisco, the […]

Kera and the Lesbians This past Monday, Kera and the Lesbians kicked off the first night of their February residency at the Echo with support from local acts Santoros, Mr. Elevator & the Brain Hotel, and Crown Plaza. Despite the chilly temperatures, fans came out in large numbers and brought some serious body heat into […]