Darkside rise from the fragments, transforming reflection and rupture into a living, breathing reconstruction of sound and self.

The Cab, Mayday Parade, and All Time Low delivered a night of pure pop punk energy and emotion.

Alex G turns the Greek Theatre into a haunting mix of memory, melody, and emotion.

Wet Leg light up the Greek Theatre with wit, chaos, and irresistible charm, proving once again that rock and roll is alive, loud, and proudly feminine.

A packed room, broken voices, and pure hardcore chaos—End It turned 1720 into ground zero for LA’s loudest night.

Rival Schools return to reignite LA’s alt-rock flame with Narrow Head tearing it wide open.

A night of worship, chaos, and catharsis — Sleep Token turned Crypto.com Arena into a cathedral of sound.

Four bands. One stage. Zero restraint. The Regent shook under the weight of pure, beautiful chaos.

Chevelle lit up the Hollywood Palladium with Asking Alexandria and Dead Poet Society in a night of pure rock intensity.

Neon Trees lit up the Bellwether in Los Angeles with a triumphant performance that proved their live spark burns brighter than ever.

Djo proves he’s more than a viral song, transforming RIT’s Gordon Field House in Rochester, NY into a synth-pop spectacle filled with heart, range, and star power.

Sixteen years gone, Oasis return under a full moon in Pasadena for a night that felt nothing short of biblical.

Pantera’s Heaviest Tour of Summer crushed the Kia Forum—reborn legends flanked by Amon Amarth and King Parrot in a night of pure metal carnage.

Anthony Green takes over a sold-out Belasco, joined by Geoff Rickly and Kurt Travis for a night of post-hardcore passion.

Spoon electrify Santa Ana with a sold-out show, kicking off their summer tour in unforgettable fashion.

Giovannie and the Hired Guns bring thunderous energy and undeniable grit to Los Angeles’ Echo stage.

Escape the Fate went all out at West Chicago’s WC Social Club with a high-energy set that left nothing behind.

Jerry Cantrell drenches Anaheim in raw energy and riffs, breathing new fire into the I Want Blood Tour.

Chevy Metal ignites Long Beach with a sweat-soaked blitz of rock classics, powered by Shane Hawkins’ explosive drumming and two decades of pure, unfiltered fun.

Four bands. One stage. A night of unrelenting energy at The Wiltern.