Thirty Seconds to Mars has announced a special one-night-only concert.

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.

From front to back, this lineup has something for everyone.

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

This past Friday, Florida’s indie-rock powerhouse, flipturn, stormed into The Novo, unleashing a tidal wave of electrifying energy and unforgettable anthems.

The night wasn’t merely another date on the tour—it was a showcase of raw talent, deep emotion, and the undeniable magic of live music.

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

The Glass House was an incredible venue for such an electrifying lineup.

TX2’s The Cruel World tour has been hyped up since the beginning.

This is more than just a piece of memorabilia; it’s a symbol of what’s possible when passion, purpose, and music collide.

Los Angeles experienced a bit of Scotland to close out at the end of January.

Glass Generation brings LA pop-punk to Berkeley’s 924 Gilman St for a benefit show.

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.

The night unfolded with a progression of intensity.

Destroy Boys' sold-out set in San Francisco provides a welcoming space for punks of all ages.

The Hawthorne Heights-backed traveling festival California Is For Lovers made its way to The Torch at the Coliseum in Los Angeles to close out the summer in style.

Carlie Hanson rocks intimate San Francisco headlining set.

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