Steven Ward

SONNY (f.k.a. HateSonny) has emerged at the forefront of Chicago's underground hip-hop scene as a prolific and unstoppable force to be reckoned with. With bars as slick as the samples he throws them over, he processes grief with a fierce outflow of life-affirming introspection, sly humor, and razor-sharp honesty as he invites friends old and new (NombreKari and Dreamer Isioma return) to partake in the start of a new chapter of his career.

The Last Dinner Party ended their tour at the Fonda Theatre in a characteristically spectacular fashion, leaving fans ravished and aglow in the wake of their rapturous baroque anthems.

Adorned by an earnest vulnerability and a soul-touching resonance, Taylor Kelly's music offers up to listeners a banquet of rich melodies and vocal splendor.

Once more, the Hollywood Bowl plays host to a sublime orchestral pairing when Natalia Lafourcade performs a special set with Gustavo Dudamel and the LA Phil on Friday, September 6th, and Saturday, September 7th.

A ticket to most concerts nowadays will rarely run under $20. That simple fact makes shows like this one at the Hollywood Bowl, a rarity. For a bargain price, you can get seats at one of LA's most beautiful venues and see three incredible bands perform from their vibrant catalogs.

Balancing the intimate intricacies of folk with an ear for original experimentation, Walters looks inward to pen fiercely cathartic and personal songs that leave you transfixed by their raw tenderness.

The famed female-fronted ensemble returns to The Ford for a celebration of their 15th anniversary to celebrate the music, voices, and dances of Mexican folk traditions. Stay tuned for a ticket giveaway.

U.K. artist Beth Brandy is a newcomer whose stratospheric vocal range and devotion to ebullient mergings of pop-funk have left an indelible mark on listeners.

Brinck is singer who inhabits a transfixing realm of alt-pop, one that ebbs and flows with sonorous percussion and bittersweet confessions of the heart.

The Los Angeles psych-rockers make their debut at another iconic hometown venue to revisit their sophomore LP, play some unreleased tracks, covers, and more.