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<p>From start to finish, Oasis at the Rose Bowl Stadium was quite the journey. And as the old saying goes, it’s not about the destination, it’s about the journey, and that’s what made this concert experience one I’ll never forget. From the international camaraderie and tears, to the FIFA-like chants and thrills, and even that one rude a-hole, here’s how my Oasis experience went down. </p>
<p>Lady Gaga will return for a Mayhem Ball encore on February 18 and 19. Here’s how to get presale tickets and everything you need to know based on our own experience at the Mayhem Ball. </p>
<p>The two genre-fluid bands impressed as per usual while at two ends of the album promotion process, with singer Georgia Anne Muldrow also stunning as their opener.</p>
With the release of their new album, Double Infinity, Big Thief marks their debut as Hollywood Bowl headliners for a show that reaffirms their position as one of the most respected bands in contemporary music.
Making his way through his discography, the Mac DeMarco consciously wove a blend of both older favorites and tracks from the new album—“we’ve got our training wheels on here,” he exclaimed.
<p>Thievery Corporation, Teethe, Youth Code, Bardo, Ninajirachi, Hot Chip, Provoker, Kumo 99, Nine Inch Nails, Anika, Killer Mike, Arc De Soleil, Ecca Vandal, The Raveonettes, yeule, Hunx and His Punx, and more.</p>
<p>Gus started the new project in hopes of rekindling his passion for music, something that’s apparent on the experimental-dance track.</p>
<p>VIP experiences will be offered, including a private sound bath with Addison and her dancers, a Q&A session, photos with Addison, and more.</p>
<p>From her early days of experimenting with shoegaze and punk to finding her footing with spellbinding indie pop ballads, Ha Vay is on a magical journey that’s destined to go supernova. </p>
<p>The two bands recently worked together on a new album from their Astropical project, having already proven themselves as pioneers of Latin America’s alternative scene.</p>
<p>Following his warm-up show at The Echo and three sold-out Greek gigs, Mac DeMarco will be globetrotting harder than Dora the Explorer with a tour that will take him through May 2026. </p>
<p>Ken Carson, Destroy Lonely, and Homixide Gang will join the tour, marking their first time hitting the road as an Opium Collective. The tour will also have support from artist Apollo Red on all dates.</p>
<p>Gigi Perez, Passion Pit, Spoon (Santa Ana), Meatbodies, Young Widows, Helms Alee, Cyndi Lauper, The Offspring, Jimmy Eat World, French 79, Osees, Mac DeMarco, Betty Who, Mothé, DJ RHETTMATIC, Lauren Jauregui, DannyLux, Zanib, Xiuhtezcatl, Sílvia Pérez Cruz, La Muchacha, Y La Madrigal (Luz Elena Mendoza of Y La Bamba), Amira Elfeky, and a lot more. </p>
<p>Alabama Shakes, Shannon and the Clams, Jorja Smith, Wasia Project. Robert Glasper, Sonoda, Alexandra Savior, Los Aguilar, Esha Tewari, Susannah Joffe, Zzzahara, RÜFÜS DU SOL, Glass Beams, Alex Isley, Raekwon & Ghostface, MURS 3:16, Dilated Peoples; to name a few.</p>
<p>The Bowl tradition, perfect for movie-loving families, returns for three concert dates on Aug. 22, 23, and 24.<br /><br />Stay tuned for a giveaway.</p>
<p>For a band that’s made a habit of dipping their toes in every genre possible, it’s a testament to their staying power that their latest record finds ways to keep new listeners and dedicated fans on their toes.</p>
<p>Some of our favorites from July include songs from: John Glacier, Rey Pila, glaive, Fcukers, Yumi Zouma, Ergo Bria, Torii Wolf, Jorja Smith, chokecherry, Skullcrusher, POLIÇA, Katzù Oso, Patriarchy, Lew Apollo, Luvcat, Natalie Bergman, and more.</p>
<p>Looking past what you might hear in passing at a restaurant, the genre encompasses a wealth of history that dates back to the 18th century. At the same time, it tells the story of the Mexican and Latine diaspora, where the genre’s influence on Los Angeles is apparent in places like Mariachi Plaza and beyond. </p>
<p>His stage presence was commanding; he wanted you to look and laugh, and his banter with the crowd played into the themes of his discography. As he sauntered and occasionally stumbled back and forth in his well-tailored suit, he furthered the richness of his sonic storytelling. </p>
<p>To name a few: Lady Gaga at Kia Forum, Deltron 3030 at The Bellwether, Jessie Reyez at YouTube Theater, Very Be Careful at the Hammer, Sun Araw at 2220 Arts + Archives, Sara Landry at Exchange LA, Adrian Quesada at Grand Performances, Hard Summer, and more.</p>
This week's best concerts in Los Angeles feature chamber pop, hip hop, punk rock, and more. A lot more concerts and indie shows in Los Angeles to be experienced! Take your pick.