SoCal’s Fall Music Scene: From Rock Legends to Hip-Hop Stars
Southern California's live music calendar is filling up with an impressive diversity of acts spanning rock, hip-hop, pop, and experimental genres.
Southern California's live music calendar is filling up with an impressive diversity of acts spanning rock, hip-hop, pop, and experimental genres.
In a week that underscores her cross-generational reach, Olivia Rodrigo has held off rock legends The Rolling Stones on the Australian albums chart, Billboard first reported.
Karol G has elevated the anticipation for her upcoming 'Tropitour' by announcing a star-studded lineup of special guests.
The legendary Cleveland hip-hop group Bone Thugs-N-Harmony has been permanently enshrined in Hollywood history, receiving a star on the Walk of Fame in a ceremony held Wednesday, July 8.
This week's music scene is buzzing with major releases from Suki Waterhouse and Jack White, underscoring a vibrant period of activity across genres.
Pop star Zara Larsson has officially signed with RCA Records, marking a significant new chapter in her career after more than a decade with Epic Records.
Jack Antonoff's band Bleachers has released its fifth studio album, 'everyone for ten minutes,' a project being hailed as their most human and collaborative work to date.
Southern California's metal scene is set for a powerful surge of activity as several prominent artists, led by Dragonforce, announce new tours and releases, underscoring the genre's enduring vitality.
Sienna Spiro is rapidly emerging as a formidable new voice in pop, with her debut album 'Visitor' receiving critical acclaim and her accompanying 'My House' tour selling out completely.
Southern California's live music landscape is thriving with an impressive array of rock and alternative artists announcing tours, new albums, and local performances throughout 2026.