sace6 didn’t just play the Moroccan Lounge—they tore a hole in reality and invited the crowd inside.

One night, two lenses—twice the chaos, double the glory.

No filters, no fluff—just raw energy captured in grain and grit. Bad Nerves' chaos looks exactly how it felt: black, white, and loud as hell!

Two nights. Two albums. One blood-soaked metalcore masterpiece.

An unforgettable evening of heartbreak, harmony, and healing under the stars in Griffith Park.

This wasn’t just a concert. It was a full-circle moment.

It was one of those rare L.A. nights where everything felt aligned.

You might think Thursday nights are just ordinary weekdays, but this one was anything but ordinary.

Millennials and Gen Xers alike can rejoice - indie sleaze is alive and well in Los Angeles in 2025.

Letlive. is back, and the scene needs them now more than ever. 2025 might belong to Letlive.

It was messy, loud, cathartic—everything that made this scene feel like home in the first place.

If this band is ever in your area, super fan or not, make sure to see them, they’re amazing live!

Goldenvoice just announced Goldenvoice Presents April 2025 and it looks EPIC!

From Grace’s fiery opener to Duff’s intimate and deeply personal performance, the evening at El Rey celebrated the past and future of rock music.

Sleater-Kinney has become a mainstay of riot grrrl and indie rock music, and for good reason.

Sun Room rolls through the Fonda with a plethora of angst and musicality.

What was expected to be a quiet Sunday night at home turned into a rock n roll warzone.

On November 29th, record label Mexican Summer celebrated their 15th anniversary with killer sets.

Japanese House never fails to create magic within the indie realm.