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FYF Fest 2018 "Side Shows" Announced

Photo by Chris Molina of FYF Fest 2016 for The Scenestar

Just because FYF Fest 2018 was canceled, it doesn't mean you can't see some of the festival acts this summer! Some of the scheduled acts that were set to play at Exposition Park on Saturday, July 21, and Sunday, July 22, will be back for their own headlining shows at the Echo, El Rey Theatre, Lazaro's Latin Lounge, the Roxy, the Observatory, Shrine Expo Hall, and the Wiltern. This includes shows coming up featuring Bicep, Car Seat Headrest, Glassjaw, Kali Uchis, My Bloody Valentine, Lawrence Rothman, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, U.S. Girls, and more.

Shows of the Night: Wednesday, April 4th

BUY TICKETS: Matt and Kim at the Hollywood Palladium

The halfway point of the week is here, Scenestar readers. Let's keep things going and check out some more live music, courtesy of our pick for Show of the Night, Matt & Kim! The duo will headline an all-ages show tonight at the Hollywood Palladium in support of May release Almost Everyday.

If you can't get in to our Show of the Night, your other music options include performances by Anomalie, Crowder, Marc E. Bassy, Dumbfoundead, KRS-One, Mallrat, The Motels, Sondre Lerche, The Residents, Weathers, Marlon Williams, 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!

Marian Hill Moves From Ace Hotel to Fonda

In support of new album Unusual, out May 11, Marian Hill was originally scheduled to perform a "Localchella" show on April 12 at the Theatre at Ace Hotel. But now that show has moved to the Fonda Theatre, with special guest Sir Sly. Tickets that were purchased for the DTLA venue will be honored at the Hollywood show. If you have not yet purchased tickets, they're available via AXS for $33.50 each plus service fees.

Spaceland Block Party Now At Union Station

As previously reported, the first-ever Spaceland Block Party will take place Saturday, September 16, to Sunday, September 17, featuring performances by Joey Bada$$, Big Wild, The Horrors, Black Kids, Betty Who, Preoccupations, Porches, Tijuana Panthers, Dude York, and many more. And now, the festival has been moved to Union Station (it was formerly to be held at The Row DTLA). In addition, more acts have been added to the lineup, including Bishop Briggs, Tuxedo, and Gabriel Garzón-Montano, among others.

Sylvan Esso Now At Hollywood Palladium

As previously reported, Sylvan Esso had scheduled a show at the Wiltern on Friday, August 25, with special guest Flock of Dimes. And now, the band has announced: "Bay Area and LA buds y'all bought a bunch of tickets really fast so we've had to change up our shows a bit! LA is moving to the The Hollywood Palladium." This upcoming tour date is in support of new album What Now, which will be released on April 28 via Loma Vista Recordings.

The Radio Dept. Moves From El Rey To Fonda

As reported earlier, The Radio Dept. had scheduled an all-ages show at El Rey Theatre on Friday, February 24, in support of new album Running Out of Love. And due to "overwhelming demand," that show has now moved to the larger Fonda Theatre!

Boyz Noize Moves From Wilson Lot To Mayan

Originally scheduled to perform at the Wilson Lot, Boys Noize has relocated their October 5 show to the Mayan! This upcoming 18+ show is in support of new album Mayday.

Suzanne Vega Now At The Regent Theater

Originally scheduled to perform at Largo on November 10, Suzanne Vega has relocated her show to the Regent Theater! The singer-songwriter is currently on tour in support of her new album Lover, Beloved: Songs From an Evening With Carson McCullers, which will be released October 14.