The best Los Angeles events for the week of February 5 - February 11
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Read MoreThe five best Los Angeles concerts for the week of March 2, 2020
March is here, and there’s no better way to celebrate than heading to a concert. If you’re in Los Angeles, there’s plenty of live shows for your taste. These are the best five concerts taking place in the city from Monday, March 2 through Sunday, March 8. Tickets for these shows are on sale to the general public right now.
Thursday, March 5
Yoshi Flower, Luke Wild @ The Troubadour
Yoshi Flower kicks off their North American tour with a gig at The Troubadour. Back in December, the artist unveiled their mixtape I Will Not Let My Love Go To Waste, which includes “7 Days” and “More.” Over the years, the artist took the stage at Coachella, Made In America, and Lollapalooza. Luke Wild and Royal The Serpent will join them as the opening acts.
Friday, March 6
Gold Cage, No Swoon @ The Smell
Gold Cage will headline The Smell before hitting the road for SXSW. The act recently unveiled their new song "Halcion," which is from their forthcoming studio album Social Crutch. The album will drop on March 27 through Felte. Gold Cage will be joined by No Swoon, L.M.I., and Nico Turner.
Church Of Misery, Black Wizard @ The Hi Hat
Japanese doom metal Church of Misery will conclude their North American tour in Los Angeles. The band have been working on the follow up to their 2016 studio album And Then There Were None…, and they've tested out new songs "Unabomber" and "Hungerford Massacre" on the road. Black Wizard, Wizard Rifle, and The Black Sound are the opening acts.
Saturday, March 7
The Unlikely Candidates, Castlecomer @ The Moroccan Lounge
Indie rockers The Unlikely Candidates will take over The Moroccan Lounge for an early performance. The outfit have been touring nonstop in support of their smash hit "Novocaine," which peaked at number three on the Alternative Songs chart. Australian group Castlecomer, who are plugging their 2018 self-titled debut album, and RH2, who are supporting their new single "Supersonic Dreamland," will open.
Sunday, March 8
Jason Charles Miller, Heathen Apostles @ Whiskey A Go-Go
Country singer Jason Charles Miller headlines Whiskey A Go-Go in support of their 2018 studio album In The Wasteland. Last year, the artist lent their vocals for Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers' main theme. Joining Miller as support are Heathen Apostles, Hannah Aldridge, The Nuggets, and Fox & the Red Hares.
The five best Los Angeles concerts for the week of February 24, 2020
Have some free time in Los Angeles this week? If you’re a music lover, a concert is a fantastic way to spend the evening. These are the five best concerts taking place in Los Angeles from February 24 through March 1. Tickets for these shows are on sale to the general public right now.
Wednesday, February 26
Yultron will celebrate the release of their Neon Hippie with a free performance inside 1720. RSVP here in order to attend. The Los Angeles producer has collaborated with acts such as Sleeping With Sirens vocalist Kellin Quinn, Of Mice and Men, and YG. Neon Hippie will be released on DeadBeats.
Thursday, February 27
Ezra Furman, Kelley Stoltz @ The Teragram Ballroom
Ezra Furman heads to Teragram Ballroom to plug their latest studio album Twelve Nudes. Aside from the 11-track release, the singer worked on the soundtrack for the popular Netflix series Sex Education. Indie rock artist Kelley Stoltz, who’s promoting their latest album My Regime, and comedian Jeff Garlin will open.
Friday, February 28
Polish death metal group Vader will unveil their new album Solitude in Madness on May 1, and they’re heading to 1720 to preview some material from the album. Last month, they released the new song “Shock and Awe.” Joining them as support are Abysmal Dawn, Hideous Divinity, Vitriol, and Deformity.
Saturday, February 29
Electronic music act Autograf have earned millions of Spotify plays for tracks such as “Move All Night” and “Test The Waters.” This year, they’re unveiling their debut album The Ace Of You, and they’ve been getting folks talking with their new single “Easy (feat. Papa Ya).” For their set, KOLE and Phe will take the stage as guest vocalists.
Hex Cougar, Knock2 @ The Moroccan Lounge
Los Angeles producer Hex Cougar supports their debut EP Under the Light of a Dying Moon with a special headlining show inside The Moroccan Lounge. Over the years, the artist has been earning official remixes for acts such as Alison Wonderland and RL Grime. Knock2 and Lemay will join as support.