Southern California’s spring calendar is filling up fast as artists across genres launch new albums and announce major tours, with many routing directly through Los Angeles, San Diego, and surrounding cities.
Pop artist Sombr is stepping into a major year with his first-ever arena tour and a fresh single leading the charge.
Bring Me The Horizon is turning back the clock to 2006 with a series of anniversary shows celebrating the 20th birthday of their polarizing debut album, Count Your Blessings.
Indie-folk duo Widowspeak are back with their first new album in four years, titled Roses, and have already unveiled two singles, including the newly released track "No Driver.
Women dominate the 2026 Academy of Country Music Awards nominations, with Megan Moroney and Miranda Lambert leading the field.
Bruno Mars officially launched The Romantic Tour in Las Vegas with a full-scale parade and a city-declared "Bruno Mars Day," capping years of residency in the desert and setting the stage for his first proper world tour in nearly a decade.
As the pop music landscape surges with new releases, major tours, and historic festival appearances, a key milestone emerges: Juanes is marking the 25th anniversary of his solo career.
Midwest emo pioneers American Football have released their new single, “No Feeling,” featuring backing vocals from Turnstile frontman Brendan Yates.
From new wave icons to punk pioneers, a wave of legacy artists is re-engaging with their storied pasts while continuing to evolve, bringing fresh perspectives and classic hits to Southern California this season.
As the spring concert season gets underway, a wave of new album announcements and tour confirmations from major artists is setting the stage for a packed live music calendar in Southern California.
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