Doja Cat, Geese, Charli XCX Announce Tour Updates and New Music
Doja Cat adds Latto to her fall tour, Geese announce eclectic openers, and Charli XCX releases new B-sides, all with upcoming Southern California dates this season.
Doja Cat adds Latto to her fall tour, Geese announce eclectic openers, and Charli XCX releases new B-sides, all with upcoming Southern California dates this season.
SoCal prepares for a wave of classic rock and punk with news on Al Jardine’s Beach Boys celebration, Lynyrd Skynyrd’s enduring tour, and the touring Sex Pistols’ lineup.
Modest Mouse, Kurt Vile, and MJ Lenderman are among the artists featured on two new Neil Young tribute albums, ‘Heart of Gold: Vol. 2 & 3,’ out November 6 to benefit The Bridge School.
Militarie Gun releases the collaborative single ‘World’s Away Burning’ with Mannequin Pussy, the first taste of their ‘God Save The Gun’ deluxe album out August 7.
Southern California’s fall concert calendar features an impressive range of artists from rock legends to hip-hop stars, with multiple venues across the region hosting diverse performances from Young Thug, Alice Cooper, My Chemical Romance, and rising talents.
Olivia Rodrigo tops The Rolling Stones on the Australian chart while adding The Last Dinner Party as support for her sold-out 10-night run at Inglewood’s Intuit Dome in 2027.
Karol G’s ‘Tropitour’ will feature special guests Becky G, Elena Rose, and Greeicy on select North American dates, including multiple nights at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood.
Bone Thugs-N-Harmony received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, with Fat Joe and Ice-T praising their groundbreaking legacy. The honor comes just before the group launches a tour with Southern California dates.
Suki Waterhouse and Jack White have released new albums, with both artists and Teddy Swims announcing major tours including multiple Southern California stops.
Zara Larsson has signed with RCA Records, moving from her long-time home at Epic. The news comes as her career enjoys a major resurgence, with two upcoming shows at The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles this September.