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The two Swedish musicians transport you back to the 20th century through spellbinding songwriting and production.

Snag the artist presale code for early access to the best seats in the house.

From iconic GRAMMY winners in small clubs to independent artists in LA’s most buzzworthy indie venues, don’t miss these very special shows this week in Los Angeles.

“A song that comes solely from a prompt has no soul—and it still shows.”

From Citi and Verizon presales to the official artist presale, fans have multiple ways to score early tickets for the “Still Finally Over It” Tour.

Lil Jon will join “Mr. Worldwide” on all North American tour dates.

Select dates will feature support from M.I.A., Big Boi, A-Trak, me n ü, and Dot Da Genius presents GLKPRTY w/ Powers Pleasanton.

A special in-person-only ticket sale will begin on Monday, with all proceeds benefiting immigrant communities through the National Day Laborer Organizing Network.

Calling all American Express cardholders who are also Harry Styles fans! Y’all get first dibs at Harry Styles presale tickets. Here’s how to get them.

The two Canadian singer-songwriters take unorthodox production and turn it into an insatiable electronic ballad about codependency.

Cash App Presale begins Wednesday, January 21 at 10 a.m. local time.

The blaring horns and methodical drums set up a brooding tone, where the sense of impending doom is felt in all of the band members’ instruments. New album ‘Existence Is Bliss,’ out Feb. 27

Not For Radio, Shannon Shaw, Monster Rally, Evidence, Robert Randolph, Austra, Ruby Red, Duckwrth, Locust, Fuzz, Ground Control Touring Abortion Access Benefit w/ Diners, Emory, Kid Sistr, Mind’s Eye … and more!

Joining Peso Pluma on tour will be a rotating lineup of special guest appearances by his friends.

Plus 40 other fresh tracks that are breaking soundwaves in 2026. Discover something new or get that nostalgia buzz — you won’t be disappointed with our picks.

From indie sleaze to 90s alt rock, along with some jazz, doom-folk, and more, don’t miss these just-announced shows coming to L.A.

The band will tour North America, the UK, and Europe this winter and spring, with a Los Angeles stop at the Lodge Room on April 30, following their UK run supporting The Vaccines.

Lulu Simon, Isabel LaRosa, and thủy will support on select dates.

ARMY, the tour is officially happening, and we’re breaking down the full schedule plus a simple, step-by-step guide to scoring real presale tickets at the best price.

This show is a phone-free experience and tickets are strictly non-transferable and cannot be resold.

Charlie Puth will release his new single “Beat Yourself Up” on January 16, ahead of his Super Bowl performance on February 8 and the March 27 arrival of his album Whatever’s Clever!

A slick new single and artsy video mark a bold, body-moving shift in sound for the rising singer-songwriter. And we’re here for it. All of it.

The two artists delivered a heartfelt rendition of “The Book of Love” during the sold-out Los Angeles show supporting relief efforts for Palestine and Sudan.

Foo Fighters, Green Day, Antibalas, Together Pangea, Jeff Goldblum, Lucys, Musiq Soulchild, Soft Palms, Pegzilla, and More

The Norwegian artist’s glitchy, breakbeat-laced track delivers ’90s warehouse-rave energy ahead of her debut album Dreamer+, arriving January 16.

The multi- Grammy Award-winning superstar has announced The Romantic Tour, including four L.A. concert dates at SoFi Stadium on October 2 & 3, 2026.

Anderson .Paak, Victoria Monét, RAYE, and Leon Thomas join select dates as Mars hits the road in support of his new album ‘The Romantic.’

As we mark the artist’s birthday on Jan. 8, followed closely by the anniversary of his death, we’re celebrating the enduring life and legacy of the Thin White Duke by revisiting standout covers of his iconic track, “The Man Who Sold the World,” and the many artists inspired by his groundbreaking work.

From underground acts in independent venues to icons in small clubs, the January live music scene in Los Angeles is already off to a good start.

While we wait for new music to drop in the coming days, press play on all the best new music releases from December you might have missed.

Why Rosalía’s LUX Is the Most Powerful Album of 2025

On THE BPM, Sudan Archives expertly weaves together her strongest qualities, delivering a tracklist that feels both nostalgic and forward-thinking. Embracing unorthodox production choices—from the buzz of unfamiliar instruments to her glitchy, elastic vocals—the album keeps listeners constantly on edge.

Start your new year with good music recommended by some of your favorite artists and bands. You might have missed some of these albums in 2025, but it’s never too late to start listening and discover your next favorite band.