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Dr. Dog "Last Tour" at the Wiltern & Observatory

Indie-folk band Dr. Dog has announced an upcoming North American tour! According to Dr. Dog, this is their "Last Tour" for a long time. Maybe ever! "Firstly, we are touring in the fall! Lastly, we are done touring after that. Done touring for good! It is a disturbing thing to read, I'm sure, and trust me, an equally unsettling thing to write, but it's all good. It's important to us that you understand that this is not a break up or anything like that. We don't know what Dr. Dog will do, we just know it won’t include going on tour, except the tour we're announcing now, which is going to rule."

For those wanting to see Dr. Dog on tour, the band will make local stops at the Wiltern on Tuesday, October 26, and at the Observatory on Thursday, October 28.

She Wants Revenge Announce Break Up

Sad news, She Wants Revenge fans. This week, Los Angeles indie rock duo Justin Warfield and Adam Bravin aka She Wants Revenge have called it quits after reuniting in 2016 following their brief hiatus in 2012. The band was scheduled to perform at Cruel World Festival next month at the Grounds at Dignity Health Sports Park before it was canceled back in May. Bauhaus, Blondie, and Morrissey were the scheduled headliners with Goth and New Wave acts The Church, Cold Cave, Devo, Echo & The Bunnymen, Gary Numan, The Psychedelic Furs, Public Image Ltd., and Violent Femmes, also in the lineup. The San Fernando Valley band formed in 2004 and consisted of Adam Bravin and Justin Warfield, with hit tracks that included "Out of Control," "She Will Always Be A Broken Girl", "Take The World", "Tear You Apart", "These Things," "True Romance," "Written In Blood," and many more. The two will move on to work on other projects with more details in their statement below.

Shows of the Night: Wednesday, March 4th

BUY TICKETS: KISS at Staples Center

The halfway point in the week is here, Scenestar readers. Let's get down to business and share the Wednesday concert happenings which include our pick for Show of the Night: KISS! Teaming up with David Lee Roth, KISS is set to headline Staples Center tonight as part of their "End of the Road" tour.

If you can't get into our Show of the Night, your other music options include performances by Beach Bunny, Cassette Tapes, Dustbowl Revival, Neal Francis, Ethan Gruska, Jamestown Revival, Ryan Levine, Opeth, Scarypoolparty, Moses Sumney, Tokio Hotel, and many more. Click here for ticket links and info on all of today's shows as well as upcoming local shows on our concert calendar. For any further updates, be sure to also follow us on Twitter for any last-minute news and set times (posted daily in the comments section) if available for select shows!

Slayer "The Final Campaign" at the Forum

Before calling it quits, Huntington Park's own Slayer will return this fall for a pair of farewell shows at the Forum! The thrash metal band will play two all-ages hometown dates at the Inglewood venue on Friday, November 29, and Saturday, November 30. They will be joined by Philip H. Anselmo (of Pantera), Ministry, and Primus.

George Clinton to Perform at the Greek Theatre

The Greek Theatre is going to be bumping this summer with one of the last Los Angeles tour dates for George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic! The P funk masters bring their final One Nation Under A Groove tour to the Los Feliz venue on Friday, August 2nd, with openers Dumpstaphunk, Fishbone, and Miss Velvet and the Blue Wolf.

Grizzly Bear Hint at Possible Break Up

Possible bad news for fans of the band Grizzly Bear. In a recent interview with the Los Angeles Times, Ed Droste hinted that this upcoming tour date at the Hollywood Bowl might be one of their last shows ever. According to the interview, Grizzly Bear have no plans to book any further shows outside of their currently scheduled tour in support of Painted Ruins.

Grizzly Bear’s Ed Droste: “I’m thinking of this Hollywood Bowl show as a last hurrah: ‘See you later, everyone.’”

Die Antwoord Bring Their Tour To The Shrine

We haven't seen the last of Die Antwoord quite yet, Scenestar readers. As part of their just announced Love Drug Tour, Die Antwoord will take the stage at Shrine Expo Hall on Thursday, August 24. The tour is in support of Die Antwoord's final album release The Book of Zef.

We haven't seen the last of Die Antwoord quite yet, Scenestar readers. As part of their just announced Love Drug Tour, Die Antwoord will take the stage at Shrine Expo Hall on Thursday, August 24. The tour is in support of Die Antwoord's final album release The Book of Zef.

Shows Of The Night: Sunday, April 9th

BUY TICKETS: Chairlift at Echoplex (2:00 p.m.)

This is it, Scenestar readers. It's time to wave goodbye to the weekend with our selection for Show of the Night, Chairlift! This will be Chairlift's last tour, since the duo has decided to break up and move on to other projects: Patrick Wimberly will produce records full-time, and Caroline Polachek will pursue her solo career. The band's last-ever Los Angeles show will take place at the Echoplex today at 2:00 p.m., with special guest Kristin Kontrol.

If you can't get in to our Show of the Night, your other music options include performances by Asia, Desiigner, Combichrist, Descendents, Dr. Dog, Fidlar, Foxygen, The Head and the Heart, Michael McDonald, Saves the Day, Silversun Pickups, Sleaford Mods, Taking Back Sunday, and many more. Click here for ticket links and info on all of today's shows as well as upcoming local shows on our concert calendar. For any further updates, be sure to also follow us on Twitter for any last-minute news and set times (posted daily in the comments section) if available for select shows!