Concerts in Los Angeles

In a musical landscape with fewer boundaries than ever before, The Moss's exuberant brand of alternative rock spans genres, eras, and even oceans. Born on the shores of Oahu and now based in Salt Lake City, this fast-rising indie surf-rock band delivers compelling, feel-good live shows. See them at Troubadour on Thursday April 9!

Los Angeles-based four-piece Joseon blends 90s alt-rock, neo-psychedelia, and 60s-inspired melody into a sound that is entirely their own — selling out underground venues across LA and taking their debut EP YOUTHiNASiA to SXSW in both 2024 and 2025. With their latest single "Angeline" (2026) showcasing a maturing, immersive sound without losing the raw energy that defines them, this rising artistic collective is one of the most compelling acts in the LA indie scene right now. Catch Joseon live at Moroccan Lounge on Thursday April 9!

Formed in Chicago, French Police is a darkwave ensemble whose haunting Spanish-language tracks and rhythmic guitar have earned comparisons to Molchat Doma and Lebanon Hanover. Experience their melancholic dance grooves live at Fonda Theatre on Thursday, April 9!

Singer/songwriter Jon McLaughlin specializes in hooky, heartfelt piano pop that has led to collaborations with Sara Bareilles and Demi Lovato. Catch him on The Scenarios Tour at Troubadour on Friday April 10!

Italian gothic metal legends Lacuna Coil return to support their critically acclaimed 10th album *Sleepless Empire*, blending cinematic darkness with their signature dual-vocal interplay. Catch them at The Bellwether on Friday, April 10!

Philadelphia's the HIRS collective are a fiercely political queer and trans grindcore force, blending blast-beat fury with sludgy punk, digital-grind, and hardcore chaos — all in service of celebrating and defending marginalized communities. Their landmark 2018 album Friends. Lovers. Favorites. — featuring Shirley Manson, Laura Jane Grace, and Marissa Paternoster — earned praise from NPR as "a ruthless mixture" that goes far beyond genre, while their 2023 follow-up We're Still Here brought in over 35 collaborators including Frank Iero and Pierce Jordan. See them live at Moroccan Lounge on Friday, April 10!

Soft Palms — the dreamy brainchild of Julia Kugel (The Coathangers) and Scott Montoya (ex-Growlers) — blend ambient pop, psych, and shoegaze into lush, hypnotic soundscapes from their Long Beach home studio. See them live at Moroccan Lounge on Saturday April 11!

An eclectic singer/songwriter with a haunting voice who balances emotional richness and wry demeanor, Cass McCombs brings over two decades of unparalleled American songwriting to Troubadour on Saturday April 11!

Get ready for the ultimate genre fusion! Boots 'N Beats brings a one-of-a-kind night combining country hits with EDM beats. Grab your cowboy hats and dancing boots for live country music followed by a headlining Country-EDM DJ set at The Bellwether this Saturday!

Dar Williams, hailed by The New Yorker as "one of America's very best singer-songwriters," brings her warmly observational folk songs and lyrical wit to the stage. Now touring behind her 13th album, Hummingbird Highway, see her live at Troubadour on Sunday April 12!

Minneapolis singer-songwriter Ber (Berit Dybing) crafts alt-pop with acoustic warmth and emotional depth, drawing on a musical upbringing steeped in classic rock, soul, and bluegrass — and sharpened by years studying music in Norway and England. After opening for Sigrid and Tom Odell and headlining First Avenue's Mainroom, she arrives in support of her debut full-length album Good, Like It Should Be. See her live at Moroccan Lounge on Wednesday, April 15!

San Diego's Pleasure Pill delivers Britpop-fueled anthems SPIN calls 'equal parts timeless pop and modern rock,' co-headlining with Brooklyn's Native Sun, whose relentless punk NYLON describes as 'ferocious and urgent.' Catch them both at Moroccan Lounge on Wednesday April 15!

A raunchy, chaotic roller coaster of musical comedy, Garrett Williams & The Bad Boys blend live music with stand-up for a face-melting good time. Catch them at Moroccan Lounge on Thursday, April 16!

Hailed as a "holy text" of hyperpop, Food House — the chaotic duo of Fraxiom and Gupi — blends absurdist humor with genre-defying electronic production. See them live at Moroccan Lounge on Thursday April 16!

Return to Dust channels '90s grunge with a modern edge, drawing comparisons to Stone Temple Pilots and Alice in Chains while racking up millions of TikTok views. Catch these LA-based rockers live at Troubadour on Friday April 17!

Flying Mojito Brothers are desert disco pioneers blending cosmic country funk with acid house and trippy visuals, praised by Diplo, Phish, and BBC 6 Music. Catch them live at Camille's at The Bellwether (their new club upstairs) on Friday April 17!

Hailed as "an underground rising powerpop punk star set to explode," LA's own Kate Clover delivers infectious, defiant anthems on her sophomore LP The Apocalypse Dream. See her live at Moroccan Lounge on Friday April 17!

Chicago's industrial disco pioneers My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult have been conjuring sonic tales of sex, blasphemy, and kitschy horror since 1987. Catch their Delicate Terror Tour at Teragram Ballroom on Saturday April 18!

Dr. Mary Claire Haver is coming to The Wiltern on Saturday April 18 for a live, in-person conversation about all things perimenopause — from your brain to your body to what you can do about it. If you’re ready to feel informed and empowered, this evening is for you. Dr. Mary Claire Haver, MD, FACOG, MSCP, is a board-certified OB-GYN and Menopause Society Certified Practitioner. She is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The New Menopause, a book written to empower women with evidence-based menopause care. In 2021, she founded The 'Pause Wellness, a clinic committed to providing comprehensive menopause care. In 2023, she launched ThePauseLife.com, a trusted resource for women navigating menopause. She is also the host of the podcast unPAUSED with Dr. Mary Claire Haver, where she continues the conversation on women's health, empowerment, and evidence-based care. Her new book, The New Perimenopause, is currently available to purchase.

For over two decades, Langhorne Slim has been a fearless voice in modern Americana. On his ninth album, The Dreamin' Kind, he straps on an electric guitar and dives into big-hearted, 1970s-style rock & roll, produced by Greta Van Fleet's Sam Kiszka. See him live at Troubadour on Monday April 20!

The first American act to sign to 4AD, Throwing Muses pioneered an unclassifiable brand of alternative rock since forming in Newport, Rhode Island in the early '80s — built on Kristin Hersh's surreal, candid songwriting and the band's signature shifting tempos and unorthodox structures. Their latest album, Moonlight Concessions (Fire Records, March 2025), has earned widespread acclaim, with Metacritic's critics calling it "comfortably their best of this new incarnation" and Bandcamp Daily praising its "methodic minimalism" and "sparse but never stark aesthetic." See them live at Teragram Ballroom in Los Angeles on Tuesday, April 21!

The Brook & The Bluff channel the spirit of Creedence, Petty, and Eagles on their new album Werewolf—a high-voltage, live-inspired record with four-part harmony and 200M+ streams behind them. See them at The Bellwether on Friday April 24!

British Pakistani rapper Raf Saperra fuses raw Punjabi folk with modern hip-hop, creating a sound that refuses to fit any box. Spotlighted by Riz Ahmed and with sold-out tours across the UK, USA, Canada, and Australia, experience his electrifying Heavy Steppin Tour at Fonda Theatre on Friday April 24!

The Dustbowl Revival, LA's award-winning Americana soul band mixing New Orleans brass with Laurel Canyon harmonies, praised by Rolling Stone and named Best Live Band in LA by LA Weekly. See them live at Troubadour on Saturday April 25!

New Orleans-born hard rock trio Zebra is celebrating five decades of music as the longest-running American band still touring with all original members — Randy Jackson, Felix Hanemann, and Guy Gelso — delivering their Zeppelin-influenced, AOR-driven sound with the same lineup that recorded their gold-certified 1983 Atlantic Records debut. Produced by legendary rock producer Jack Douglas (Aerosmith, John Lennon, Cheap Trick), their catalog spans classics like "Tell Me What You Want" through their 2003 return, and the band is now teasing a brand new studio album on their 50th Anniversary Tour. Don't miss this living piece of rock history at Teragram Ballroom in Los Angeles on Saturday, April 25!

Georgia country star Jon Langston blends bold '90s country attitude with a 21st-century rock edge and a booming, husky voice built for arenas. Catch the Grand Ole Opry performer live at Troubadour on Thursday April 30!

Snail Mail, the solo project of guitarist and singer-songwriter Lindsey Jordan, returns with her boldest work yet — the new album Ricochet (Matador Records, out on Friday 3/27), a cinematic leap into existential indie rock marked by hypnotic melodies, ornate string arrangements, and a fixation on mortality that leaves her lovelorn past firmly behind. See her live at The Wiltern in Los Angeles on Friday, May 1!

Starjunk 95, an anime-inspired, intergalactic house music project centered around a fictional crew of misfits piloting a pirate radio station, often described as a blend of Gorillaz, Daft Punk, and Cowboy Bebop, comes to Fonda Theatre on Friday May 1!

Oxford, Mississippi's HAPPY LANDING blend southern roots, folk, and indie rock into a sound that has earned them slots at Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, and Summerfest. Their sophomore album "Big Sun" (March 2026) expands their sonic orbit with electronics and pulsing rhythms, drawing comparisons to COIN, Hippo Campus, and The Band CAMINO, while retaining the textured guitars and earnest songwriting that built their following. See them live at Teragram Ballroom in Los Angeles on Saturday, May 2!

Jesse Solomon, who first caught national attention as a breakout cast member on Bravo’s hit reality series Summer House, is a classically trained Jazz vocalist and a genre-blending singer-songwriter who is redefining modern soul with timeless style and undeniable charisma. His voice moves effortlessly between the smooth elegance of jazz, the emotional depth of classic soul, and the polish of contemporary pop – a sound that’s as familiar as it is fresh. See him live at Troubadour on Monday May 11!

Newfoundland's beloved folk-rock troubadour Alan Doyle, legendary frontman of Great Big Sea and 14-time JUNO Award nominee, brings his Celtic-infused energy and new Already Dancing EP to Troubadour on Thursday May 14!

Combining the revolutionary fury of punk and hip-hop with the bleakness of austerity-era Britain, Sleaford Mods capture the spirit of our times with blunt eloquence. See the Nottingham duo perform tracks from their critically acclaimed new album "The Demise Of Planet X" live at Fonda Theatre on Wednesday May 14!

Synth-heavy, '80s pop-influenced St. Lucia, led by South Africa-born Jean-Philip Grobler, brings their double album Fata Morgana (Dawn and Dusk) tour to Fonda Theatre on Friday May 15! Experience two full sets of shimmery electro-pop with no opener!

Handpicked by Robert Smith to tour with The Cure, Irish five-piece Just Mustard blend haunting noise rock, shoegaze, and industrial textures into something thrillingly their own. See them at the Troubadour on Saturday May 16!

Josiah and the Bonnevilles blends folk, Americana, and roots-rock with raw, vulnerable storytelling rooted in his Appalachian upbringing. Fresh off a sold-out 2024 North American tour and his Grand Ole Opry debut, catch him at Fonda Theatre on Thursday, May 21!

Built around smooth keyboard playing and plangent soft rock melodies, L.A.'s Drugdealer re-creates the laid-back sound and vibe of '70s Laurel Canyon with collaborators including Weyes Blood and Ariel Pink. See them live at Fonda Theatre on Friday, May 22!

Yot Club, the multi-platinum indie-pop project of LA-based Ryan Kaiser, crafts dreamy, lo-fi bedroom pop wrapped in a nostalgic haze. With his viral hit "YKWIM?" surpassing 1 billion streams, catch him on his Simpleton Tour at Fonda Theatre on Thursday May 28!

Yacht Rock Revue, hailed by Rolling Stone as the "world's premier soft-rock party band," delivers spot-on renditions of Steely Dan, Michael McDonald, Hall & Oates and more. This 9-piece Atlanta ensemble brings their PRIMETIME tour to Fonda Theatre on Thursday May 29!

An artist equally comfortable singing a catchy melody and delivering a sardonic monologue over pulsing electronic beats, Turkish-born INJI went viral with "Gaslight" and "Madeline" and hasn't looked back since. See her live at Fonda Theatre on Saturday May 30!

Las Vegas pop-rock outfit The Cab returns after an 11-year hiatus with their gold-certified hit "Angel with a Shotgun" and emotionally resonant anthems like "Endlessly." Catch them on The Back From The Dead Tour at Fonda Theatre on Monday June 1!

Between The Buried And Me, a thinking man's metal outfit from Raleigh, North Carolina, touring behind their latest album "The Blue Nowhere," moves seamlessly from death, prog, technical, and math metal to the blues. See them live at Fonda Theatre on Saturday June 6!

One of Australia's most successful and enduring bands of the post-punk era, The Church continues their remarkable creative streak with 2024's acclaimed "Eros Zeta and the Perfumed Guitars," earning an 8/10 from PopMatters who called it "every bit as good as The Hypnogogue." With nearly a million monthly Spotify listeners and ARIA Hall of Fame recognition, the Sydney legends bring their first-ever ‘Singles-centric’ tour, digging into their catalogue and playing the songs that launched them into mainstream consciousness, including “Metropolis,” “Ripple,” “C’est La Vie”, and of course, “Reptile” and “Under the Milky Way," live at Fonda Theatre on Wednesday, June 10, 2026!