Die Spitz turn chaos into art and live shows into full-blown experiences — no crowd leaves the same.

Fit For a King turned The Belasco into a wall of sound — heavy, emotional, and absolutely relentless.

Justice turned the cross into a movement — a symbol of sound, style, and youth that redefined what it meant to believe in the beat.

Volumes brought pure intensity to 1720 Warehouse on Halloween Eve, delivering a night of relentless energy and hardcore unity.

The Sound of Animals Fighting turned The Roxy into a living, breathing experience, blending art, energy, and emotion into one unforgettable night.

A night of unity, rage, and representation as Sunami and Scowl lit up the Hollywood Palladium with unstoppable hardcore energy.

A once in a lifetime night at the Bellwether where Twenty One Pilots turned a secret KROQ show into pure magic.

The Used closed out their House of Blues run with a fiery, emotional celebration of Lies for the Liars.

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.

A night of nostalgia and energy at The Novo — with Stateside, Finch, and The Starting Line lighting up Downtown LA.

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.

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.

Attack Attack! prove crabcore never dies with a fiery return to The Forge in Joliet.

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

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