Legendary songwriter Jimmy Webb returns to Catalina Jazz Club for two intimate evenings celebrating the forthcoming release of Yours for the Taking: The Found Songs of Jimmy Webb. The project gathers previously unheard songs written across his extraordinary career, offering audiences a rare glimpse into musical treasures that have remained out of the spotlight until […]
Porchfest LA brings its Eastside weekend to Los Feliz, Silver Lake, and East Hollywood with free performances spread across porches, patios, lawns, and neighborhood gathering spaces. The festival welcomes an eclectic mix of live music, performance art, stand-up, storytelling, clowning, and other creative acts, turning familiar residential spaces into informal stages and inviting audiences to […]
Los Angeles artist Todd Gray presents Church and State, an exhibition rooted in his longstanding exploration of photography, sculpture, diaspora, power, and cultural memory. Working between Los Angeles and Ghana, Gray examines the connections between Western hegemony and West Africa while drawing attention to the ways images carry histories of identity, colonialism, race, and representation. […]
Open Fist Theatre Company presents a rare revival of José Rivera’s Obie-winning Marisol, a dreamlike blend of magical realism, Theatre of the Absurd, dark humor, and poetic storytelling. After her guardian angel abandons her to join a celestial war, Bronx resident Marisol Pérez is left to navigate a terrifying world that seems to be coming […]
Washington, D.C. rapper Wale brings his sharp lyricism and genre-blurring style to Blue Note Los Angeles for two intimate sets. Since emerging with A Mixtape About Nothing, Wale has built a career that moves between introspective hip-hop, social commentary, romantic songwriting, and polished R&B collaborations, earning Gold and Platinum releases along the way. There is […]
Punk-rock history comes roaring back to Hollywood as Sex Pistols members Steve Jones, Paul Cook, and Glen Matlock take the Palladium stage with Frank Carter on vocals. The performance brings together the raw energy, confrontational attitude, and stripped-down force that helped define British punk while giving the songs a fresh live intensity. With Carter’s explosive […]
MILEY returns to the Hollywood Bowl for two nights built around her new Bass Persuades era, pairing fresh material with songs from across her career. The engagement marks a major return to full-scale live performance, combining the emotional directness of her songwriting with the raw, rock-driven stage presence that has defined many of her most […]
British singer-songwriter Jessie Ware brings her sophisticated blend of pop, disco, soul, and dance music to The Greek Theatre for an elegant open-air performance. Known for sleek production, rich vocals, and songs built equally for the dance floor and close listening, Ware has become one of contemporary pop’s most distinctive voices. The Greek’s hillside setting […]
Los Angeles singer-songwriter Cuco brings his dreamy, genre-fluid sound to The Fonda Theatre for a special evening performance. His music blends indie pop, psychedelic textures, Latin influences, R&B, and intimate bedroom-pop songwriting, creating a hazy and deeply personal atmosphere that feels especially suited to the Fonda’s close concert setting.
From the producers of The Empire Strips Back comes A Nightmare on Strip Street, an adults-only burlesque parody that turns classic horror tropes into an irreverent night of comedy, dance, and theatrical spectacle. The Scream Queens take aim at familiar horror characters with sharp humor, elaborate costumes, seductive choreography, and a campy sense of revenge. […]
Open Fist Theatre Company presents a rare revival of José Rivera’s Obie-winning Marisol, a dreamlike blend of magical realism, Theatre of the Absurd, dark humor, and poetic storytelling. After her guardian angel abandons her to join a celestial war, Bronx resident Marisol Pérez is left to navigate a terrifying world that seems to be coming […]
Skylight Theatre presents the world premiere of Rorschach, Kelly Younger’s funny, inventive, and unexpectedly tender new play about perception, intimacy, and the courage required to truly see—and be seen by—another person. Using the familiar mystery of the inkblot as a metaphor, the play turns questions of interpretation into a warm and witty exploration of how […]
