Concerts in Los Angeles

OSLO, known for their self-titled debut album in 2005, gained critical acclaim and caught the attention of Rolling Stone, Billboard, and the Los Angeles Times. OSLO's evolution lies in their ability to blend introspection with energy, continuously pushing the boundaries of their sound. See them live at Moroccan Lounge this Wednesday!

Florida indie folk band The 502s, dubbed "the happiest band on Earth," brings their infectious energy on the Easy Street Tour. Their viral hit "Just A Little While" surpassed 100M streams. See them live at Troubadour this Wednesday!

Featuring founding Saints members, guitarist Ed Kuepper and drummer Ivor Hay alongside honorary Saints; singer Mark Arm of Seattle rockers Mudhoney, former The Birthday Party / Bad Seeds guitarist Mick Harvey and bassist Peter Oxley of Australia’s legendary Sunnyboys, The Saints ’73 -’78 carry on where the original band left off in 1978 performing the material from their three incendiary albums (I’m) Stranded (1977), Eternally Yours (1978) and Prehistoric Sounds (1978). See them live at Teragram Ballroom this Wednesday!

Serious songs from goofy people. That’s what you can expect from diverse, Midwest indie-rockers, Motherfolk. What started out as a writing project among two college friends turned into a fully realized band untethered to genres, with an endlessly bright future. See them live at Moroccan Lounge this Thursday!

Charleston's Stop Light Observations blends blues, pop, and indie rock with soulful vocals from Will Blackburn. After playing Bonnaroo and selling out their hometown's Music Farm, they bring their arena-ready sound to Troubadour this Thursday!

Melbourne's G Flip brings emotive, anthemic synth pop to global stages. Fresh off their third album "Dream Ride" - an '80s-inspired sonic landscape with larger-than-life theatrics - experience their dynamic performance at Fonda Theatre this Thursday!

*SCOTTSDALE, AZ* Dreamy Draw Music Festival blends modern sound, western soul, and the mystical beauty of the Arizona desert into a fully immersive experience, at Scottsdale Civic Center this Friday and Saturday! Headlined by The Lumineers and Vampire Weekend plus Thee Sacred Souls, Father John Misty and more! It’s a space for wanderers, seekers, and lovers of sound and culture to gather and celebrate!

The dream-rock band Belly blazed a bright trail in the ’90s, releasing two albums full of taut, yet wondrous music that was memorable for its rumbling bass lines and insistent drumming as it was for its glittering riffs and airy vocals. See them live at Teragram Ballroom this Friday!

From the viral comedy duo behind Netflix's "Chad and JT Go Deep," Chad brings his hilarious one-man show "Chill Towards Enlightenment" to Jam in the Van this Friday. Known for their millions of YouTube views and appearances on Howard Stern and Jimmy Kimmel, Chad delivers a satirical TED talk seminar on his "stoke philosophy," teaching audiences "The Chill Method" to transcend life's bummer moments and reclaim their inner joy through his unique brand of SoCal wisdom.

LA's explosive 10-piece Jungle Fire fuses Afro-Caribbean rhythms, West African grooves, and heavy funk into their signature TropiFunk sound. Drawing from legends like Fela Kuti and Ray Barretto, catch them live at Troubadour this Friday!

Atlanta's Glokk40Spaz brings raw, energetic dark plugg and trap to the stage on his Baby Whoa 2 Tour. Known for hardcore hits like "Bad Man" and "Free Sumo," the rising rapper delivers intense performances. See him live at Fonda Theatre this Friday!

New Zealand indie rockers The Beths deliver energized guitar pop with jangly hooks and harmonized vocals on their latest ANTI- Records album Straight Line Was A Lie. See them live at The Wiltern this Friday!

Wall of Sound brings their distinctive sonic experience to Los Angeles, recreating the energy and power of Grateful Dead music featuring authentic tones and style. Don't miss their show at The Mint this Saturday!

Seattle-based indie folk-rock trio Richy Mitch & The Coal Miners has become a breakout sensation, with their viral anthem "Evergreen" amassing billions of streams worldwide and their latest album "Colorado's On Fire Again" (March 2025) marking their most ambitious release yet. Originally from Colorado, these lifelong friends have captivated audiences with their heartfelt blend of Americana and progressive alternative rock, earning critical praise as "a sophisticated blend of soulful indie, folk and alternative rock influence." Experience their headlining show at Fonda Theatre this Saturday!

Vermont indie rock outfit Sir Chloe, led by singer-songwriter Dana Foote, blends grunge and shoegaze with influences from Cage the Elephant to Balkan folk. With viral hit "Michelle" surpassing 180M streams, experience their bicoastal sound at Fonda Theatre on Tuesday November 11!