On a breezy Los Angeles night, beneath the flickering lights of Dodger Stadium, My Chemical Romance proved that time is powerless against the raw emotion and theatrical spectacle they’ve spent two decades perfecting. As part of their Long Live The Black Parade tour, the band delivered a seismic, two-act performance that was equal parts nostalgia-fueled resurrection and fearless reinvention.
Read MoreOn a picture-perfect night at the Santa Barbara Bowl, Father John Misty reminded the crowd why he remains one of the most captivating and enigmatic live performers of his generation. Touring in support of his latest album Mahashmashana, the indie-folk provocateur—born Josh Tillman—delivered a sprawling, cinematic set that fused theatricality, emotional depth, and musical mastery into one unforgettable evening.
Read MorePrepare the eyeliner and dust off your military jackets—The Black Parade is marching into Los Angeles this summer. My Chemical Romance will be taking over Dodger Stadium on July 26th and 27th, 2025, for a back-to-back celebration of their landmark 2006 album that changed the landscape of rock music forever. These two shows are part of a limited 10-city North American run, produced by Live Nation, where the band will perform The Black Parade in its entirety—just as they did to explosive acclaim at the most recent When We Were Young Festival.
Read MoreUnder a velvet Santa Barbara sky on July 19th, The Marías delivered a spellbinding performance that turned the historic Santa Barbara Bowl into a dreamscape of sound, light, and emotion. Riding the wave of their Submarine tour, the band proved exactly why the hype surrounding them has only grown more fervent with each passing show. This wasn’t just a concert—it was an experience, a fever dream of divine vocals, hypnotic grooves, and dazzling visuals that left the crowd floating.
Read MoreOn a golden July evening at the Santa Barbara Bowl, something quietly magical unfolded. As openers for Caamp, the Chicago indie soul-pop group Whitney took the stage for a compact but unforgettable 45-minute set that shimmered with warmth, good vibes, and pure musical joy. While technically not the headliners, by the time their last notes faded into the coastal air, it was clear: Whitney had stolen the show.
Read MoreI Can’t Hear You Tour’s first leg came to a valiant close for three sold-out shows at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. Fans of the post-hardcore band Pierce The Veil were ready to welcome the band back to their home state. Many of them were decorated with beaded bracelets, some carried signs referencing songs, and others proudly waved the Mexican flag. Tiny toddlers carried on the legacy of ‘og’ fans, running around dressed head to toe in Pierce The Veil merch.
Read MoreUnder the warm Southern California evening sky at Great Park Live in Irvine, Lake Street Dive delivered one of those rare, soul-lifting shows that reminds you exactly why live music matters. The Boston-bred, genre-defying ensemble has long been known for their electrifying performances, but this night felt particularly special — a celebration of their entire discography, a showcase of artistic chemistry, and a masterclass in musicianship.
Read MoreFor anyone who says that they are not familiar with this band, I’m sure you know them. “Do you remember? The twenty-first night of September” or “Let’s groove tonight” or the song that is featured at the opening of the zoo in Madagascar “Boogie Wonderland”. I would say if you don’t know who they are, that is a problem. Their soul pulls at the heartstrings, truly take time to listen to their lyrics and you will be touched, paired with the incredible vocals that still amaze me to this day.
Read MoreLos Angeles is in for a truly beautiful evening of music under the stars on July 16th, as two of indie folk’s most beloved bands, Whitney and CAAMP, join forces for an unforgettable show at the iconic Greek Theatre. With the promise of warm summer air, towering eucalyptus trees swaying in the breeze, and a soundtrack of soulful, nostalgia-tinged tunes, this is shaping up to be one of the season’s can’t-miss concerts.
Read MoreSome concerts feel less like events and more like the kind of night you wish you could bottle and relive when winter creeps in — and Peach Pit’s co-headlining show with Briston Maroney at Edgefield Troutdale in Oregon was exactly that kind of evening. Set against the lush, tree-lined backdrop of one of the Northwest’s most charming outdoor venues, it was a night of effortless vibes, killer performances, and the kind of communal warmth you only get on perfect summer nights.
Read MoreAt Showbox SoDo in Seattle, WA, Ty Myers lit up the stage with a full-band performance that blurred the line between an amazing and polished production and raw, emotional storytelling. The sold-out venue was filled with energy as crowds of fans filled the indoor space, eager and excited to experience the rising country artist on the heels of his newest album, The Select.
Read MoreOn a cool Los Angeles night, the Greek Theatre was transformed into a raucous rock ‘n’ roll cathedral as The Black Keys delivered a show that reminded everyone in attendance why they’ve remained one of the most essential bands in modern American rock for over two decades. With a setlist that spanned their entire discography — from gritty early cuts to chart-dominating hits and fresh tracks from an eagerly anticipated new album — it was a night of sheer, unapologetic energy.
Read MoreOn a breezy spring evening in Seattle, the waterfront shimmered under soft golden hour light, and Pier 62 transformed into a scene out of a dream. The latest installment of the Oodalalee concert series welcomed the sublime talents of Hermanos Gutiérrez, the Ecuadorian-Swiss brother duo whose hypnotic, instrumental desert blues transported a packed crowd far from the city and deep into cinematic, sun-drenched soundscapes.
Read MoreOn May 22, 2025, the Santa Barbara Bowl transformed into a psychedelic haven as Khruangbin delivered a sold-out performance that was as visually captivating as it was musically transcendent. The Texas trio—Laura Lee Ochoa (bass), Mark “Marko” Speer (guitar), and Donald “DJ” Johnson Jr. (drums)—crafted an evening that felt both intimate and expansive, blending their signature global grooves with a stage design that evoked the warmth of a living room, complete with large windows, stunning visuals, and beyond.
Read MoreSan Francisco is about to feel the love once again. Dead & Company have officially announced a monumental three-night run at the Polo Field in Golden Gate Park this summer, set for Friday, August 1 through Sunday, August 3. The historic performances will honor 60 years of the music of the Grateful Dead, bringing the band’s legendary catalog back to the heart of the city where it all began.
Read MoreLast night at The Wiltern, Black Country, New Road proved — yet again — why they’ve become one of the most thrilling and boundary-pushing acts in modern indie music. Touring in support of their extraordinary new album Forever Howlong, the UK collective delivered a performance that was as emotionally charged as it was sonically daring, treating a packed Los Angeles crowd to a full-album performance that felt less like a standard show and more like a communal experience.
Read MoreYusuf / Cat Stevens, one of music’s most treasured singer-songwriters and spiritual storytellers, is returning to the road this fall for a truly unique and intimate run of North American dates. Following the announcement of his long-awaited memoir, Cat on the Road to Findout, the beloved artist will embark on a limited series of special live events blending conversation, acoustic performances, and personal reflection.
Read MoreIndie rock darlings Sunflower Bean are back — and they're bringing their rejuvenated, razor-sharp sound to Los Angeles next month. Fresh off the release of their critically acclaimed new album, Mortal Primetime, the New York trio will take the stage at the Lodge Room on June 6 for a night that promises to be equal parts catharsis and celebration.
Read MoreMere hours before the debut of their new album Better Dreaming, Tune-Yards showcased their jubilant and carnal performance style at the sold-out Nightclub 101 in the East Village. For the crowd, filled with longtime devotees and dear friends of the band, it was a night that felt as intimate as a house show.
Read MoreAs EDC swept through Las Vegas this weekend in a dazzling explosion of beats, lights, and larger-than-life performances, one of the hottest off-Strip destinations proved to be just as unmissable. The newly opened Palm Tree Beach Club — the tropical-inspired daylife venue from Palm Tree Crew — officially cemented its place on the Vegas party map with an electric performance from none other than Kygo.
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