Concerts in Los Angeles

Los Angeles has 12 upcoming Loudie show(s).
Nov 14
NYC sibling band Infinity Song brings their viral soft rock sound to life with tight harmonies and dreamy guitar riffs. Their hit "Hater's Anthem" earned Doja Cat's endorsement and comparisons to Fifth Dimension and ABBA. See them live at Teragram Ballroom this Friday!
Nov 14
Meltt – a mind-bending alternative-rock band with a love for heavy riffs, colourful instrumentation, detail oriented production, and under it all, multi-layered song-writing. Let them sonically paint your soundscape and sweep you into an ethereal dream live at The Roxy Theatre this Friday!
Nov 15
Seattle rock powerhouse Thunderpussy delivers electrifying '70s-inspired sound with their latest album "West," featuring Pearl Jam's Mike McCready. Celebrating 10 years of high-energy performances, see them live at Teragram Ballroom this Saturday!
Nov 15
The Olllam fuses Irish tradition with Detroit psych-rock, featuring Vulfpeck's Joe Dart and Belfast piper John McSherry. Named RTE Radio Best Group in 2022, they recently collaborated with Zedd. See them at Troubadour this Saturday!
Nov 15
Jackie Schimmel brings her wildly popular podcast "The Bitch Bible" to the stage with her signature unfiltered comedy. From fake diplomas to sold-out tours, this self-made comedian delivers sharp wit and pop culture hot takes. See her live at Fonda Theatre this Saturday!
Nov 15
JAM Comedy LA & Long Time No See Present: Trevor Wallace, Andrew Orolfo, Nacya Marreiro, & More at Jam in the Van this Saturday! Bring a canned good to this show and get a raffle ticket plus a free Jello shot. Help us stock our local food pantries this November!
Nov 16
New Orleans five-piece The Deslondes blend country, folk, blues, and R&B into an effortless roots music gumbo, earning praise as "The Band of our era." Fresh off their acclaimed 2024 album Roll It Out, catch them live at Troubadour this Sunday!
Nov 16
Gothic-tinged alternative songwriter Sofia Isella combines classically trained violin skills with haunting whisper-sung poetry and industrial-influenced production. The 20-year-old artist gained major attention after opening for Taylor Swift's Eras Tour at Wembley Stadium, with Swift personally selecting her for the slot and praising her powerful track "Everybody Supports Women" in a handwritten letter. See her captivating live performance at Fonda Theatre this Sunday!