Take This: Win Two Tickets to 3TEETH at the Teragram Ballroom
Industrial music hasn’t been as popular and in the public eye since Nine Inch Nails. It’s still a very underground […]
2019
Take This: Win Two Tickets to Ty Segall at Teragam ~ 8/16
Not once, not twice, but thrice times the Ty Segall. Another week, another giveaway in the August of Ty. For
The Ultimate Residency: Ty Segall & Freedom Band at Teragram
The second night of Ty Segall‘s MASSIVE 10 week residency at The Teragram Ballroom was a perfect juxtaposition of the
Take This: Win Two Tickets to Murder City Devils at Teragram or Observatory
We got your hook up to get at tickets to see one of Janky Smooth’s favorite bands: The Murder City
Take This: Win Two Tickets to Ty Segall & Freedom Band at Teragram ~ 8/9
The second Ty Segall residency show at Teragram deserves the 2nd Ty Segall giveaway of the month. On this show
Take This: Win Two Tickets to Better Oblivion Community Center at the Observatory
People have been raving about Better Oblivion Community Center. It’s a hard band to see because they’re so in demand.
The Perfect Summer Show: The Drums at the Palladium
The lines for the Palladium blocked foot traffic on Sunset Boulevard Saturday night. It’s been so hot and sticky in
In the Presence of Royalty: Yes at Fivepoint Ampitheatre
It’s important to sprinkle in a little classic rock to any LA concert junkie’s calendar of shows. Frequenting only underground
Maggots Unite!: Knot Fest Road Show 2019
Photos by: Pedro Carrera Words by: Wesley Vanhook The sun was high and unforgiving over the San Bernardino hills for
Birthday Boogaloo: Burger Boogaloo 2019
Words by: Nicole Verto Photos by: Workhorse Studios I’m supposed to be starting this with some glorious cliche about how
Take This: Win Two Tickets to Enjoy at El Rey
We know you love The Garden so we want you to see 1/2 the Shears brothers rock the stage at
Dais Party: Drab Majesty’s Modern Mirror Record Release at the Fonda
Since 2007, Dais Records has illuminated artists that challenge the audiophile’s idea of post-punk, and the sold-out Fonda theatre’s guests