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<p>Conan Gray will tour cities across the U.S., including Los Angeles, Atlanta, Boston, and more, as well as several European, UK, Australian, and New Zealand cities. </p>
<p>The Brooklyn trio gave a magnetic performance that reminded fans why they remain one of the most beloved alt synth-pop acts of the decade … and it ain’t just Ian’s delicous dance moves, but we do adore them. </p>
<p>Slum Village at Blue Note LA, Gigi Perez with Hannah Jadagu at the Wiltern, Los Retros with Xinxin at the Echoplex, The Dare with Uffie at the Fonda, and that’s just naming a few. Dive in. </p>
<p>Nation of Language at Fonda Theatre, Maiah Manser at The Echo, Shonen Knife with The Pack A.D. at The Roxy, Die Spitz at the Lodge Room, and a lot more bonus shows, including Halloween shows and a peek at our November selections.</p>
<p>There were no ballads, no chances to catch your breath, only an exhilarating blend of noise, fury, and catharsis. The mosh pit was relentless as it constantly split and collided, but also carefully guided.</p>
<p>Nine Inch Nails will return to California with four shows at Pechanga Arena in San Diego, the Honda Center in Anaheim, the Chase Center in San Francisco, and the Golden One Center in Sacramento. </p>
Whether you're into legends or local up-and-comers, these are the shows lighting up L.A. stages. Featuring: Kamasi Washington, Lambrini Girls, Os Mutantes, Model/Actriz, L7, Erykah Badu, Princess Nokia, Perfume Genius, and more.
<p>Touring North America through November, see Die Spitz in LA at the Lodge Room on Oct. 16 or the Constellation Room in Santa Ana on Oct. 18. Flowers for the Dead will support.</p>
<p>Pair those performances with some delicious eats and drinks, such as chef Asaf Maoz’s Peruvian scallops or wagyu burger, accompanied by a rosé cenote made with Madre Mezcal, and you have yourself a truly unique live music experience that engages all the senses. </p>
<p>At a time when censorship and political polarization are on the rise, documentaries like “Let the City Speak” give a platform to voices that have been speaking on the very issues that continue to ring true in today’s climate.</p>
<p>The Harvest Moon benefit concert will also feature a kids’ zone, food trucks, and more. Kids 12 and under are free with a ticketed adult. </p>
<p>4 Non Blondes have been working on a new studio album that will arrive in 2026. The album marks the band’s first new material since their acclaimed debut ‘Bigger, Better, Faster, More!’</p>