The Observatory

Bravo the Bagchaser is the next Mexican rap star to break out of Los Angeles. Bravo is able to give you a little bit of everything, keeping you engaged with catchy, bouncy turn-up songs that are dichotomized with melodic and emotional ballads where he lets his hard-exterior down to unpack some of his feelings, and also has more than his fair-share of street-stories on this project, painting vivid, poignant pictures of life in one of the world’s biggest and most dangerous cities. See him live at The Observatory on Tuesday January 20!

Pangea Sound is an LA-based DJ/producer collective fusing Hip-Hop, R&B, Afro-Beat, Latin, Caribbean, and world music into one global sound. Experience their genre-bridging party at The Observatory in Santa Ana on Sunday, January 18!

Seahaven's debut album Winter Forever helped define a formative era of modern emo and alternative rock. Celebrate 15 years of this landmark record performed in full at The Observatory on Wednesday, January 21!

American rapper and entrepreneur Berner made a slow rise from the mixtape underground in the 2000s, later signing with Wiz Khalifa’s Taylor Gang Records in 2012 for the release of his fourth set, Urban Farmer. In addition to his solo work, Berner is also a prolific collaborator, issuing over a dozen collaborations with the likes of the Jacka, B-Real, Cam’ron, Styles P, Young Dolph, and Mozzy. A vocal proponent of marijuana, he also owns a shop selling associated clothing and lifestyle accessory items. See him live The Observatory on Friday January 16!

Black Flag, a pioneering American hardcore punk band formed in Hermosa Beach, California, in 1976 by guitarist Greg Ginn, known for their relentless DIY ethic, constant touring, and influential SST Records label, comes to The Observatory on Friday January 30!

wes mills, an electronic music producer and DJ known for his dynamic productions and distinctive stage presence, comes to The Observatory on Saturday January 31! People experience pure joy, feelings of nostalgia from carefree dancing, and sweat-stained shirts when listening to wes mills’ music or taking in his high-energy sets.