Troubadour

Formed in Gainesville, Florida in 1993, Sister Hazel broke through with "All For You," a No. 11 hit on the Billboard Hot 100. See them live at Troubadour on Thursday, November 5!

Toronto garage-punk psych rockers Wine Lips return with their fifth album, TV Dinner, out now on Stomp Records, blasting scorched guitars and razor-wire energy through tracks tackling burnout and modern anxiety. Praised by Exclaim! and New Noise Magazine for their controlled chaos and adrenaline-fueled sound, catch them live at Troubadour on Thursday October 22, 2026!

Boston-born, LA-based Bebe Stockwell blends indie folk, country, and pop with an unfiltered Gen-Z voice, earning acclaim for her Columbia Records debut EP "Driving Backwards" and 2026's "Volume 1." Catch her powerful, one-of-a-kind vocals live at Troubadour on Friday October 23, 2026!

Three brothers from Bakersfield, Los Hermanos Mendoza fuse the twang of Buck Owens and Merle Haggard with their Mexican American roots, crafting a fresh take on the classic Bakersfield Sound. Known for heartfelt storytelling and soulful live renditions of country classics, they're winning fans with authenticity and passion. Catch them live at the Troubadour in Los Angeles on Saturday October 24, 2026!

A can't-miss co-headline night: Michigan's Rabbitology conjures witchy folktronica soundscapes, Brisbane's Amélie Farren delivers hypnotic alt-pop storytelling that's racked up millions of streams, and Houston's Lilith Max spins folk-fantasy tales of kings and witches with her award-winning voice. Catch all three live at Troubadour in Los Angeles on Sunday October 18, 2026!

Nashville trio Edgehill blends fuzzed-out distortion with disarmingly infectious melodies, bringing old-fashioned grit back to alternative rock. Their 2026 debut album "Ode to the Greyhouse" and viral hits like "Doubletake" and "I Can Be Your Dog" have racked up millions of streams. Catch them live at Troubadour in Los Angeles on Saturday October 17, 2026!

Alt-pop singer and songwriter Avery Cochrane crafts synthy pop confections whose frothy hooks belie emotionally direct lyrics about queer identity and relationships live at Troubadour on Wednesday October 21!

Nashville-via-Georgia singer-songwriter Katie Pruitt blends raw rock grit with folk-driven storytelling, earning a Grammy nomination for her acclaimed debut Expectations and rave reviews for 2024's Mantras from NPR and Grammy.com. Known for her powerhouse voice and unflinching honesty, she's touring behind her brand-new album Fools For The Fleeting. Catch her live at Troubadour on Tuesday October 27, 2026.

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!

Karina Rykman has played Bonnaroo and opened for Khruangbin, and her debut album Joyride was co-produced by Phish's Trey Anastasio. See her live at Troubadour on Friday, November 6!

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!

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!

Margaret Glaspy signed to ATO Records in 2015 and earned critical acclaim for her self-produced debut, Emotions and Math. Her new album I Am Both was produced by three-time Grammy winner Joe Henry. See her live at Troubadour on Tuesday, November 17!

Pro surfer turned Brushfire songwriter Donavon Frankenreiter joins Austin's The Band of Heathens, whose 2008 self-titled album hit No. 1 on the Americana radio chart. See them live at Troubadour on Thursday, November 12!

Kingston Rossdale headlines a night of live music in Los Angeles. Don't miss the show at the Troubadour on Tuesday, November 10!

Bay Area-born singer-songwriter Devon Gabriella has released music since 2020, including her 2024 debut album From the Next Room. After opening for sombr, she reportedly sold out her first LA headline show in under a minute. See her live at Troubadour on Friday, November 13!

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!