Quicksand Unleashes New Diss Track ‘Cool Guy’ Ahead of August SoCal Shows
The influential post-hardcore band Quicksand has dropped a confrontational new single titled "Cool Guy," showcasing a return to their classic hardcore roots.
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Julian Lage Joins Bob Dylan’s Band for Two California Shows
Bob Dylan's Long Hot Summer Tour '26 has taken an unexpected turn with acclaimed jazz guitarist Julian Lage stepping in for regular band member Doug Lancio for two consecutive California performances.
Jack White Leads Pack of Artists With Major SoCal Shows This Summer
Jack White headlines a busy summer concert season in Southern California, with three shows scheduled at Hollywood Palladium in September.
Angine de Poitrine’s Breakout Year: Viral Award, Lars Ulrich Fan, Polaris Nod
The breakout year for mysterious Montreal duo Angine de Poitrine continues with a viral award show moment, a celebrity superfan, and a major prize nomination.
Alanis Morissette Honored at Songwriters Hall of Fame After World Cup Performance
In a powerful display of her enduring influence, Alanis Morissette was celebrated on two of the world's biggest stages this month.
SoCal Metal Scene Booms with Major Tours and Festival Appearances
Southern California's heavy music landscape is entering a banner period, with a wave of major tours and festival appearances set to dominate the region's concert calendar.
Bonnaroo 2026 Livestream Brings The Strokes, Turnstile to Hulu and Disney+
Bonnaroo 2026 is set to deliver its signature Tennessee festival experience directly to screens worldwide, with an extensive livestream schedule announced for Hulu and Disney+.
Julia Jacklin Announces New Album ‘The Gem’, Sets 2026 North American Tour
Australian indie singer-songwriter Julia Jacklin has announced her fourth studio album, 'The Gem', set for release on September 25 via the iconic label 4AD.
Ariana Grande Launches “Eternal Sunshine” Tour After Six-Year Hiatus
Ariana Grande is back on the road.
Severe Weather Cancels Doja Cat, Massive Attack, Bad Gyal Sets at Primavera Sound
Heavy thunderstorms and a yellow weather warning forced Primavera Sound Barcelona to cancel multiple headlining sets on its opening night, with Doja Cat, Massive Attack, Bad Gyal, Alex G, and Mac DeMarco all pulled from the bill at Parc del Fòrum on Thursday, June 4.
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Attractions La Brea Tar Pits: The Ice Age Is Still Unfolding
Explore the La Brea Tar Pits, where dire wolves, active fossil excavations, and bubbling asphalt reveal the Ice Age beneath Los Angeles.
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Reviews Cameron Whitcomb at Stagecoach 2026
When he executed a backflip from atop the speakers, he did not occupy space on the stage, he occupied the stage.
A sea of people all moving with the ebb and...
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Reviews Black Veil Brides Open Their Tour at the Riverside Municipal Auditorium
The line outside the Riverside Municipal Auditorium was unusually long on Saturday, April 25, and the weather made it feel even longer. Riverside does not get many rainy concert nights,...
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Reviews Ronnie Montrose Remembered at 10! A Family Reunion of Rock
Walking into The Grand Theatre for the 10-year anniversary of Ronnie Montrose Remembered felt like stepping into a living scrapbook. Not the dusty kind, but the kind that still smells...
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Reviews The Queen hosts Zombie Apocalypse.
The Queen Mary's Waterfront Park, sowed hospitality while hosting zombies!The proposed site of a new permanent addition to Southern California's venue line up, the Long Beach Waterfront Park is nothing...
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Interviews David Ellefson on Nick Menza, Memory, and the Spaces Between the Music
For many fans, Nick Menza exists in a specific frame of reference — a defining era, a powerful presence behind the kit, a sound permanently etched into the catalog of...
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Reviews Country Campout Weekend: Where Veterans Day Met Cold Beer then Cold Breezes
Country Campout Weekend brought families, RVs, and country music to Prado Regional Park in Chino for a Veterans Day festival headlined by Chris Janson.
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Reviews Live Nation Presents: Flogging Molly at the RMA (Review)
Saint Patrick’s Day stretched into a full weekend in Riverside in 2023. Not just one green night and home early. In California, that date still hits different because March 2020...
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Reviews Broadway at the Fox Presents, STOMP (Review)
February 28 and March 1, 2023, felt like a reminder that live performance still does things a screen cannot. STOMP came through Riverside with the same core promise it has...
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Reviews Broadway at the Fox Presents, On Your Feet (Review)
February 21 and 22, 2023, Broadway at the Fox brought On Your Feet to Riverside, and the mood in the room was already up before the first big number hit....
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Reviews Musical Theatre West Presents, 9 to 5 (Review)
Musical Theatre West's 9 to 5 arrived with an audience advantage before the overture even began: most people already know the core setup. Three women trapped under a smug, sexist...
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Reviews Paranormal Circus Returns to the Inland Empire
The Paranormal Circus is back in San Bernardino, and it is exactly the kind of night built for people who like their live entertainment a little strange, a little theatrical,...
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Reviews Musical Theatre West Presents, Cinderella (Review)
Everyone walks into Cinderella thinking they know the story. That is part of the challenge and part of the opportunity. Musical Theatre West's production at the Carpenter Performing Arts Center...
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Reviews Musical Theatre West Presents, Damn Yankees (Review)
Some shows age into nostalgia. Damn Yankees does something better. It keeps one foot in a very specific American past while still feeling alive in the room right now. Musical...
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Reviews Made in the Shaed. A FlySBD, Flying at Altitude, Concert.
It’s a bird. Is it a plane? Nope. It’s the World Famous 737 Plane Stage, an actual sound stage built from the airframe of a once serviceable Boeing 737 airliner....
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Reviews Toby Keith, brought us out of lockdown! In California, The Red Solo Cup took stage on Native land. Not beholden to state regulation.
Before the rest of the state was released from house arrest, one country event found a way. Due to the sovereign authority of the Twenty Nine Palms Band of Mission...
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