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Shows of the Night: Friday, November 9th

BUY TICKETS: Young Fathers at the Fonda Theatre

The weekend is finally here, Scenestar readers. It's a tough choice on where to go this Friday, but we're leaning towards making the return of Young Fathers our pick for Show of the Night! Scottish trio Young Fathers will be returning to L.A. tonight in support of new album Cocoa Sugar, as part of an all-ages show at the Fonda Theatre with opener Algiers.

If you can't get in to our Show of the Night, your other music options include performances by J. Balvin, Daughters, Dirty Projectors, Elephante, Film School, Foreigner, Goo Goo Dolls, Andy Grammer, Guided By Voices, Letters To Cleo, Little Dragon, Machine Girl, Mountain Man, Russ, TOKiMONSTA, Tokyo Police Club, Vundabar, Rufus Wainwright, 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!

Shows of the Night: Thursday, November 8th

BUY TICKETS: NF at the Hollywood Palladium

The weekend is right around the corner, Scenestar readers. One way to get you going is by checking out a headlining date by our Show of the Night selection: Hip-Hop/Alternative artist NF! Nate Feuerstein aka NF will be taking the stage at the Hollywood Palladium tonight as part of his Perception Tour.

If you can't get in to our Show of the Night, your other music options include performances by Anna Of The North, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Tracy Bonham, Tyson Childers, Daughters, Dirty Projectors, Andy Grammer, Lucero, Mr. Little Jeans, Of Montreal, Petit Biscuit, Robotaki, Lawrence Rothman, Tokyo Police Club, 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!

Shows of the Night: Wednesday, November 7th

BUY TICKETS: Mitsky at the Wiltern

Here we go with a Wednesday full of great live music options for you, Scenestar readers. This time our pick for Show of the Night goes to Mitski Miyawaki aka Mitski! Performing in support of latest release Be the Cowboy, Mitski will headline the Wiltern tonight with Overcoats opening the show.

If you can't get in to our Show of the Night, your other music options include performances by Boy Pablo, Dirty Projectors, Goat Whore, José James, Petit Biscuit, Phony Ppl, Tokyo Police Club, Watsky, Yoke Lore, 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!

Shows of the Night: Tuesday, November 6th

BUY TICKETS: Dirty Projectors at Zebulon

Tuesday continues with some great concert options, Scenestar readers. We're going with an playing multiple intimate tour dates while in town as our Show of the Night: Dirty Projectors! If you missed seeing them last month at El Rey Theatre, you will have three more opportunities on starting tonight at Zebulon in support of latest release Lamp Lit Prose. Pavo Pavo will open the show.

If you can't get in to our Show of the Night, your other music options include performances by Big Data, Los Campesinos!, The Milk Carton Kids, Passenger, Reggie Watts, Yellow Days, 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!

Shows of the Night: Sunday, November 4th

BUY TICKETS: Tropicália Music & Taco Festival 2018 at Queen Mary Events Park

Let's get ready to wrap things up, Scenestar readers! We're headed back down to Long Beach for our back-to-back Show of the Night selection: Tropicália Music & Taco Festival! The second edition of this festival is back for one last day of live music this Sunday at Queen Mary Events Park with performances by Boy Pablo, Chicano Batman, Clairo, Mon Laferte, Mac DeMarco, The Marias, Porter, La Sonora Dinamita, Surf Curse, and many more.

If you can't get in to our Show of the Night, your other music options include performances by Beastie Boys, Clan of Xymox, Cold War Kids, Gus Dapperton, Eric B. & Rakim, Kero Kero Bonito, Kruder & Dorfmeister, Peach Pit, Public Image LTD, The Struts, and many more. Also, tonight is residency night in Los Angeles, so if you're 21 and over, there's a bunch of FREE shows by local bands that you can check out. 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!

A Perfect Circle Also at the Grammy Museum

Coachella 2018 act A Perfect Circle has another local date scheduled! Performing in support of new album Eat the Elephant, the band's first new release after a 14-year hiatus, A Perfect Circle will headline an all-ages show at the Honda Center on Saturday, November 17, but are now set to play an intimate date at the Grammy Museum on Wednesday, October 10.

Bill Withers Tribute at the Troubadour

José James will be paying tribute to the legendary Bill Withers with a new album and a pair of shows! Lean on Me is his latest release and will be performing live at the Grammy Museum on Monday, September 24, and at the Troubadour on Wednesday, November 7.

Dua Lipa to Perform at the GRAMMY Museum

London born, Kosovo raised Dua Lipa has an intimate show coming up! Fans will be able to see her live at the GRAMMY Museum on Friday, September 28 where she will be interviewed and play a stripped down set from her self-titled debut release.