Los Angeles is a top destination for the world's most anticipated concert tours and music festivals, for fans and artists alike. 2026 is no exception. We've rounded up some of the most exciting shows, co...
Cruising from Southern California to Vegas is always a good time. 😎 Once you hit the highway, you throw on your favorite playlist and cruise straight through the desert. With the windows down and sweet...
The Hollywood Bowl isn’t just a venue. It’s an L.A. summer ritual! Here's the full summer lineup and every act worth seeing. Plus, learn how to get a more affordable ticket package this summer.
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Chance the Rapper is officially kicking off the 10-year anniversary celebration of his groundbreaking project, Coloring Book, with a limited run of special screenings for his concert film Magnificent Colo...
Long Beach is getting a brand-new stage, and it is kicking off its inaugural season in the most authentic way possible. On June 6, the highly anticipated Long Beach Amphitheater will officially open its d...
The Outloud Music Festival returns to West Hollywood Park this summer, and a free music night is promising some exciting live performances.
Pop stars Ava Max and Jess Glynne are performing for free on...
After their explosive Coachella debut earlier this year, Geese will come back to the state of California this fall. The Brooklyn quartet have spent the last year absolutely refusing to be ignored. Now, the...
Isaiah Rashad is pulling up in person, not to a club, not to a stage… but to an ice cream shop. If you've got a hankering for the sweet stuff, head over to Fluffy McCloud tonight for special scoops served...
Santa Monica is kicking off a fun-filled summer, starting with the first-ever Santa Monica International Jazz Festival. The nine-day event runs May 1–9, 2026 and brings music, community vibes and culture...
Known as the "Black Greenwich Village", Leimert Park serves as the cultural heart of Los Angeles. While established in 1928, it became a global jazz mecca in the late 1980s, filling the void left by Central Avenue’s dec...