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Making their Los Angeles debut early next year is Manchester's Whyte Horses! You can see them for the first time on this side of the pond when psych-pop outfit headlines the Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever Cemetery on Tuesday, March 10.
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Singer-songwriter Jamie Lou Stenzel aka Au/Ra is coming back to Los Angeles! After playing a FREE 18+ set at It's A School Night! at Bardot on Monday, September 23, you can see Au/Ra headline an all-ages show at the Hi Hat in Highland Park on Friday, September 27, courtesy of We Found New Music.
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Australian pop singer-songwriter Tones and I is finally coming to Los Angeles! Performing in support of her debut album release The Kids Are Coming, Tones and I will headline a show at El Cid on Tuesday, November 19.
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South Korea's The Rose will be coming to Los Angeles next month! You can see the K-pop indie band live when they perform at the Fonda Theatre on Sunday, September 15, as part of their We Rose You Live in USA tour.
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ARTICLE BY JESSE MEDINA
Note: This is the debut of our monthly featured article regarding bands that are coming into town that have never played in Los Angeles before. We kick things off with London's own Sports Team. Enjoy!
The first thing that you’ll notice when you listen to a Sports Team song, a band from West London, is their sound is influenced by the 90’s Brit-pop scene, and the early aughts self-aware indie rock scene. Sports Team are not indebted to the scenes that provided them with their influences. This is largely due to Alex Rice’s witty, sardonic lyrics about everyday life, which are delivered in a playful, aloof manner by the lead singer. The lyrics are complemented by very charismatic and fun music that is something we need from out new rock bands. Sports Team reminds you that you don’t have to take yourself seriously as a band to be taken seriously by the music listener.
Rising R&B star Mabel has an intimate tour date coming up in Los Angeles! You can see the Spanish-English singer-songwriter live when she plays in support of her debut album release High Expectations at the Troubadour on Tuesday, August 20.
American indie rock duo Conor Oberst and Phoebe Bridgers have joined forces to form a new band, Better Oblivion Community Center, with an upcoming tour date here in Los Angeles! You can hear their tight-knit folk-rock sound on Wednesday, March 13, and Thursday, March 14, when they headline a show at Teragram Ballroom. Christian Lee Hutson will open both shows.
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Ioanna Gika (of Io Echo) shared her new single “Roseate” yesterday ahead of tour dates, which begin tomorrow, with Deafheaven and DIIV.
