Concerts have returned to Los Angeles, and music lovers have been having a blast safely checking out their favorite acts live. These are five of the best concerts going down in Los Angeles from Monday, November 15 through Sunday, November 21.

Tuesday, November 16

I Fight Dragons, Page 9 @ Lodge Room (8 p.m.) (tickets)

Chiptune rock band I Fight Dragons will have their first Los Angeles performance in seven years inside the Lodge Room. The band will be promoting Side Quest: B-Sides And Rarities, which drops on December 8. Page 9 will be the opening act.

Wednesday, November 17

Angel Du$t, Militarie Gun @ The Roxy (8 p.m.) (tickets)

Baltimore rock group Angel Du$t will kick off their West Coast tour with Militarie Gun with a performance at The Roxy. The act will be supporting their new studio album YAK : a collection of truck songs, which was produced by Rob Schnapf (Elliot Smith, Kevin Devine). Modern Color and Wise will also perform.

Friday, November 19

The Aces, Madeline the Person @ Fonda Theatre (8 p.m.) (tickets)

Alternative pop band The Aces will bring their Under My Influence tour to Fonda Theatre. The band will promoting their latest record Under My Influence, which is out on Red Bull Records. Joining them as support is Madeline the Person, who will support their latest EP Chapter 2: The Shedding.

Preoccupations, METZ @ Teragram Ballroom (8 p.m.) (tickets)

Canadian post-punk acts Preoccupations and METZ will bring their co-headlining tour to Teragram Ballroom. Preoccupations, who are working on new music, will be promoting their 2018 studio album New Material while METZ will be plugging their latest album Atlas Vending. FACS, who dropped their latest album Present Tense earlier this year, will be the opening act.

Sunday, November 21

Gwar, Napalm Death @ The Belasco (7 p.m.) (tickets)

Gwar will celebrate the 30th anniversary of Scumdogs of the Universe by performing the record in full at The Belasco. Earlier this year, Gwar unveiled their latest EP The Disc with No Name. Joining Gwar as support are Napalm Death, who are supporting 2020’s Throes of Joy in the Jaws of Defeatism, and Eyehategod, who dropped A History of Nomadic Behavior earlier this year.