Grimy Goods – A Los Angeles music lifestyle blog since 2008

The lowkey collective returns with one of 2026’s most restorative releases — here’s why Chapter 1 demands your full attention.

The two singer-songwriters find their comfort zone in a space defined by genre-bending and lyrics sweet like sugar. Catch Mei at the Wiltern this May.

The first presale opportunity will open on Tuesday, Feb. 24, at 11 a.m. local time.

With witchy cadences, playful lyrics, and lush orchestration, Lana’s latest single marks a daring evolution of her signature sound.

Grammy winner La Roux returns to the big stage after a long hiatus while pop’s next big star Jade LeMac joins Hilary Duff tour. Here’s why this lineup matters.

The Kid LAROI artist presale begins Wednesday, February 18, at 10 a.m. local time.

Tickets cost $80 to $472 for general admission, and VIP tickets start at $467 and top off at $815.

Like its surreal music video, “Mister Lost” is a disorienting yet alluring experience, beginning with a dark trip-hop groove before threatening to intensify into a club-ready rager. 

Fcukers, Ben Böhmer, Peces Raros, Maribou State, and Jack J will join RÜFÜS DU SOL on select tour dates. Presale begins Feb. 24.

J. Cole has announced his 2026 world tour spanning North America, Europe, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

After conquering arenas, Fuerza Regida are stepping into stadiums for the first time. Here’s what the leap means and how to get presale tickets.

Sudan Archives, Puma Blue, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, Special Interest, Rebirth Brass Band, Los Tigres Del Norte, Lizzo, Beck, Rio Amor, Gottleib, and more.

If there is a heaven on Earth, the English singer-songwriter thinks it’s at the club.

A personal take on what made Bad Bunny’s halftime performance more than music — a powerful message of love, identity, and belonging that resonated far beyond language — and how those powerlines symbolize problematic utility companies.

You won’t want to keep your feet still when listening to this fusion of synthpop and power-pop from the LA-based duo. The duo will perform a local show at the Bob Baker Marionette Theater in Highland Park on March 10.

Tickets to Noah Kahan at the Rose Bowl cost $65 to $473.

Also: Aloe Blacc at Blue Note LA, Nuovo Testamento w/ SRSQ at The Roxy, Blood Cultures at Zebulon, Ghostface Killah at 1720, and more.

On March 27, Robyn will release her new album Sexistential via Young Records. Watch her recent performance of the title track “Sexistential.”

The festival quietly deleted the reel after numerous fans criticized its captions and implication to Bad Bunny’s halftime performance. And then there’s both Marilyn Manson and Danny Elfman on the lineup …

The bass-heavy hip-hop production on “BLEACH” proves that Ecca is unafraid to kick things off on an aggressive note, with the lyrics finding the artist exploding her past life in favor of something new.

Bad Bunny’s “El Apagón” scene during his historic performance at the Super Bowl was a heartfelt nod to Puerto Rico’s ongoing blackout struggles and cultural resilience.

Tickets to Nine Inch Nails at the Honda Center in Anaheim are currently available starting at $88.

From rock genres to soulful grooves, here’s all the new music that dropped in January you need to hear. As always, curated by real humans, not stale algos that feed you AI “artists.”

The new single comes off his first album in six years, with features from A$AP Rocky, Tame Impala, Mac Miller, and more.

The newly announced tour will hit arenas nationwide, with multiple presales launching ahead of the public on-sale.

Official Platinum tickets in the pool circle and garden boxes cost as much as $913, while front-row VIP will cut your wallet by $1,280.

Noah is heading out on The Great Divide Tour this summer with 23 stadium dates across North America, including the Rose Bowl, Fenway Park, Wrigley Field, and more.

The latest song from the frequent collaborators is anything but simple, reveling in a post-punk edge that’s injected with hell-raising synths.

Set your alarms! The Paul Simon presale will begin Wednesday, February, 4 at 10 am local time.

“We’re existing in a time of heightened state violence. We are watching people be pushed out of their homes here in America, in Palestine, in Sudan, in Iran, everywhere, as if they don’t belong to them. As if we don’t belong to each other. Music is a vehicle for voices that are buried, that are searching, that are alien. Turnstile has always existed as an alien thing.”

Fans can sign up for the artist presale, which will begin on Wednesday, February 11. Hear Mitski’s new single, “I’ll Change for You.”

Also performing this week in Los Angeles: Galdive at The Roxy, Say She She at The Belasco, Tijuana No & Matamoska at The Regent, Silversun Pickups at The Masonic Lodge, The Martinez Brothers at Reframe Studios, The Warlocks at Gold-Diggers, and a lot more.

Awad and Bates embody grandeur through their blend of jazzy singer-songwriter croons and dramatic shocks of classic rock.