Troubadour

Formed in Los Angeles in 2011, rock duo Deap Vally debuted with 2013's Sistrionix. Their primal mix of hard rock stomp and greasy blues riffs is live at Troubadour on Thursday, December 3!

Philadelphia-born, LA-based Mondo Cozmo blends Arcade Fire-style rock, hip-hop and Dylan-esque folk into a bold, expansive sound. See him live at Troubadour on Sunday, December 13!

Formed in Los Angeles in 2008, The Rescues are known for three- and four-part vocal harmonies. They scored Broadway's The Lost Boys, earning 2026 Tony nominations. See them live at Troubadour on Thursday, December 10!

South Bay punk band Deviates formed as teenagers in 1994, had Pennywise's Fletcher produce their first record, and returned in 2021 with Holding Out after a 20-year break. See them live at Troubadour on Saturday, November 28!

Anonymous Reno singer-songwriter Red Leather blends rugged Americana with early-2000s rock emotion, speaking openly about addiction and sobriety. See him live at Troubadour on Friday, December 4!

Lee DeWyze won American Idol's ninth season in 2010, and his debut single, a cover of U2's "Beautiful Day," sold 95,000 copies in its first week. See him live at Troubadour on Sunday, December 6!

Jon Spencer formed noise-rock band Pussy Galore, then the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion in 1991. His solo album Songs of Personal Loss and Protest arrived June 12, 2026. See him live at Troubadour on Sunday, November 15!

Actress and singer-songwriter Rita Wilson played the Troubadour on her 2012 AM/FM tour. Her sixth album, Sound of a Woman, is a personal record about self-discovery. See her live at Troubadour on Tuesday, December 1!

Once a high school math teacher, John Craigie hit the road in an Astro van and became a modern-day troubadour with a gift for witty storytelling. See him live at Troubadour on Wednesday, November 18!

Utah singer-songwriter Paige Fish has been writing songs since age five, and her single "26 and 24" topped 7 million Spotify streams by mid-2024. See her live at Troubadour on Friday, November 20!

New York-based singer-songwriter Margaret Glaspy blends raw indie rock with introspective folk, earning acclaim from The New York Times, NPR, and Rolling Stone. Touring behind her new album 'I Am Both,' produced by Joe Henry, she brings her sharp songwriting and distinctive guitar work to Troubadour on Tuesday, November 17!