2000’s Rave turns The Roxy into a high-energy celebration of the music and pop culture that defined the early millennium. Built around the nostalgic sounds of the 2000s, the night invites audiences to dance, sing along, and revisit an era packed with instantly recognizable hits and larger-than-life pop moments. The Roxy’s intimate standing-room setting gives […]
The Vista’s weekend matinee series reaches back to 1945 with William Beaudine’s Blonde Ransom, presented in 35mm. The lighthearted crime story follows a woman who devises an elaborate ransom scheme in hopes of raising enough money to save her boyfriend’s nightclub from criminals. Featuring Donald Cook, Virginia Grey, and Pinky Lee, the film offers an […]
Cancerslug brings its dark, unruly brand of horror punk to the Whisky a Go Go, leading an eclectic Saturday lineup featuring Jake Marsh, Smile of Solitude, Dissensions, After9, Idol Worship, and Sexy Lady Luck. Formed by Alex Story, Cancerslug has built its reputation around a raw fusion of punk aggression, horror imagery, and fiercely independent […]
Shakespeare's beloved The Comedy of Errors comes to life in a lively outdoor production from Indie Shakespeare Co., transforming Griffith Park into a stage for one of the playwright's most entertaining comedies. Packed with mistaken identities, witty dialogue, and nonstop comic misunderstandings, the play delivers a joyful evening of timeless humor that continues to delight […]
Brooklyn rapper Joey Bada$$ brings his thoughtful lyricism and deep connection to boom-bap hip-hop to Blue Note Los Angeles. Since the breakout mixtape 1999, Joey has grown from the Pro Era movement into one of his generation’s most respected storytellers, balancing reverence for hip-hop tradition with an evolving and increasingly wide-ranging creative voice. His catalog […]
Raffi & the Rippers take over the Troubadour with a high-energy celebration of the ’90s, delivering guitar-driven anthems, crowd-pleasing favorites, and the kind of big sing-along moments built for a lively Saturday night. Known for their versatility across classic rock, country, blues, and more, the band brings an especially nostalgic focus to this all-’90s set. […]
The Wachowskis’ visually exuberant Speed Racer races back onto the big screen in 35mm, turning the Vista into a kaleidoscopic playground of saturated color, kinetic action, and larger-than-life racing spectacle. Emile Hirsch stars as Speed, joined by Matthew Fox and Christina Ricci in the filmmakers’ bold live-action interpretation of the classic racing hero. With its […]
Slava Ukraini! (or Waiting for Elon) places three soldiers—two Ukrainian and one Russian—inside the ruins of a steelworks in Mariupol, where survival, ideology, and unexpected common ground collide. Their shared love of Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings brings moments of humanity and dark humor to an intense story about war, belief, and the desperate […]
Australian singer-songwriter Courtney Barnett brings the Creature of Habit Tour to the Palladium with the wry observations, jangling guitars, and casually magnetic stage presence that have made her one of indie rock’s most distinctive voices. Her songs pair conversational storytelling with sharp emotional detail, moving easily between introspective moments and exhilarating guitar-driven performances. The bill […]
Hosted by Gil Ozeri, Silly Gilly & Friends turns improvisational comedy into an absurd theatrical experiment, with each performance built around an unusual constraint. Whether the comedians are blindfolded, tied together, or navigating a shrinking stage, the show transforms deliberately ridiculous challenges into spontaneous comedy. Ozeri is joined by John Gemberling, Paul Scheer, and Sandy […]
