Nonplussed Fest: Music, film and art, July 14-16 at Zebulon Café
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Friday’s premiere of the feature film “The Icarus Line Must Die” kicks off three days of music, film and art at the three-day Nonplussed Fest at Zebulon Café.
Viva Pomona 2017: Cuco, the Coathangers, Chastity Belt, Slow Hollows, SadGirl and more
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This year’s Viva Pomona, Aug. 5-6 at the Glass House, features Cuco and the Coathangers, along with the likes of Chastity Bet, Very Be Careful, Slow Hollows and SadGirl among the 40-plus performers.
New Huntington Beach venue, SeaLegs Live at the Beach, debuts tonight
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Sealegs Live at the Beach in Huntington Beach will host concerts on the sand through November.
The Grove Summer Concert Series: Barns Courtney, Spencer Ludwig, Letters to Cleo and more
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The Grove Summer Concert Series — four weeks of free shows — kicks off this Wednesday with Barns Courtney.
The Moroccan Lounge to debut downtown; new venue at onetime home of Little Pedro’s
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Owners of the Teragram Ballroom will open a “little brother” to the bigger room at the 1st Street location that holds a chunk of Los Angeles history.
Desert Daze 2017: Panda Bear, John Cale, Ariel Pink, Thurston Moore added to lineup
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Desert Daze has announced additions to its lineup for the October festival, including Panda Bear, John Cale, the Thurston Moore Group, Ariel Pink and Liars.
Lobsterfest 2017: WATERS, Milo Greene and more, July 14-16
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Lobsterfest returns to San Pedro on July 14-16 with a musical lineup including Milo Greene, WATERS, Parade of Lights and Avid Dancer.
Climate Day LA concert (Neon Indian, Weyes Blood) canceled
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Climate Day LA’s daytime conference and evening gala (which features Moby) are still on, but the nighttime concert is a no-go.
Goldroom tour dates in jeopardy after Josh Legg sustains broken neck
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Goldroom’s Josh Legg is recovering from a broken neck sustained when a rogue wave upended him while he was on tour in Mexico.
Livingmore, the Velopheliacs, the Knitts and more at Make Music Los Angeles
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Make Music Los Angeles, which features more than two dozen performances citywide and is part of a nationwide day of music, includes a big indie lineup at the Lexington.
