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This song is from White Reaper’s 2023 album Asking for a Ride.
The band are playing with Weezer and Spoon at the FivePoint Amphitheatre in Irvine, CA on 9/2/23.
Aug 282023
Oct 172019
yeule- Pretty Bones
Things to do in Los Angeles this weekend (10/17-10/20/19)-
Thursday
Bryan Barcena, assistant curator and manager of publications will give a walkthrough of the second iteration of MOCA’s Open House exhibition series, Open House: Gala Porras-Kim (free and free entrance to both of MOCA’s locations on Thursday evenings)
DMBQ, the heavy psychedelic rock band from Japan, are playing at Zebulon with Grave Zone and 657B/6
LMNOP and Teddy Roxpin are DJ’ing an after hours at Moroccan Lounge with Heaven The Dude performing live
The Obsessives are playing at The Hi Hat with Jordan Krimston, Weatherboxes and Rebecca Black
City and Colour is performing with a full band at the Fonda Theatre with Ruby Waters opening
Friday
Hammer Museum is hosting Constitutional Happy Hour, a chance to learn about the US Constitution with some drinks- this time with Damon Huss of the Constitutional Rights Foundation, Los Angeles, discussing judicial review.
Sad Park are playing at The Smell with Not From England and Whaja Dew
Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is hosting Lucas Nights: The Art of the Card—Tarot and Lotería, a free program that includes a discussion of the history of tarot and Lotería imagery, tarot and Lotería card making, tarot readings, a raffle, DJ and more, taking place on Exposition Park’s South Lawn
Kazu Makino (Blonde Redhead) will be performing songs from her first solo album at Lodge Room with My Empty Phantom opening
Surf Curse are playing at the Fonda Theatre with Dirt Buyer and Spitting Image opening
The Ace Hotel is having a 20 Year celebration with performances at their theater by Ryuichi Sakamoto, serpentwithfeet, and Zola Jesus with an after party to follow
Galantis are playing at the Shrine Expo Hall with Hook N’ Sling, LP Giobbi, and Raiden Integra (also Saturday with Hook N’ Sling and Ezou)
Friday through Sunday
All weekend MOCA, with Film Independent in partnership with KCRW, is hosting The New Wave, a showcase of films, conversations and performances, all free plus free admission to both galleries.
Saturday
yeule is one of the many artists playing at Catch One for 100% ElectroniCON’s vaporwave festival. Other artists include George Clanton, Saint Pepsi, Slayyter, FrankJavCee, NxxxxxS, Bruce Smear and many more.
Beverly Hills Art Show returns for its Fall Show running all day with over 245 artists (free and also on Sunday)
South Pasadena is having an Arts Crawl from 4-9pm
Shlohmo are playing with Open Mike Eagle, Perera Elsewhere, Sweatson Klank, Somni, tomemitsu and Baths at The Regent Theater for FOF10: 10 Years of Friends of Friends
White Reaper are playing at the Teragram Ballroom with Dirty Nil and Criminal Hygiene
Slow Caves are opening for Briston Maroney at Moroccan Lounge (early show)
Sunday
Metro Art is hosting Ghosts of Union Station, A Halloween Art Tour from 4-6pm led by actors from the Independent Shakespeare Co at Union Station (free)
For The Getty’s art talk, Art as Transformation: Photography for Social Change, artist LaToya Ruby Frazier will be discussing how she has used photography to fight injustice (free but ticket required)
Artist Echiko Ohira accompanies Exhibitions Curator Holly Jerger on a walkthrough of the artist’s first solo museum exhibition, Finding the Center: Works by Echiko Ohira at Craft Contemporary. (free and the museum is free on Sundays)
Field Medic and Great Grandpa are opening for Cavetown at the Fonda Theatre
Cryogeyser are playing at The Echo with Bob Villain and The Eyyes
Sep 222016
Sylvan Esso- Radio
Things to do in Los Angeles this weekend (9/22-9/25/16)-
Thursday
For The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA’s lecture series this week, Los Angeles-based artists Liz Glynn and Aaron Koblin, along with Doug Aitken, will discuss the various intersections created by the idea of time in his, Glynn’s, and Koblin’s work. Koblin created Light Echoes for Doug Aitken’s 2013 project Station to Station and Glynn works in sculpture and performance with a focus on time. The exhibition Doug Aitken:Electric Earth is currently at the museum. (free and free entrance to the exhibition)
Still Corners are playing with Foxes in Fiction and Kid Bloom at The Roxy
LACMA’s Art + Technology Lab grant recipient Michael Mandiberg is presenting recent and in-progress work and soliciting feedback on his forthcoming project for the Lab- Mechanical Tramp. The program will be part artist talk/ part studio visit (free with RSVP)
Catfish and The Bottlemen are playing at The Wiltern
If you watched the second series of True Detective you may recognize singer Lera Lynn as the barroom singer (her music was also used for the trailer). She’s playing tonight at the Bootleg Theater
Mrs. Magician are playing at Resident with The Sloths and Susan
Friday
As part of the Getty’s film series to accompany their London Calling exhibition, Charles Atlas will introduce the screening of his film The Legend of Leigh Bowery (free with RSVP)
For Resident’s music night Feminist Friday, Memphis band NOTS is headlining a lineup that includes Batwings Catwings and French Vanilla (free with RSVP)
Sleepless: The Music Center After Hours returns with kaleidoscopic telescopes, DJ sets, a classic video arcade, video art installations, cocktails, dancing and more, beginning at 11:30 pm ($20/$30 at the door)
Royal Canoe are playing at the Hi Hat
Band of Skulls are playing with Moving Units at The Wiltern
Saturday
Part of Live Arts Exchance/LAX’s two week performance and art festival is Among Us– “an immersive sound experience about the human instinct to belong, about the tension between the individual and the community, and about what you are willing to give up to not be alone”. It takes place in two parts of the day- the morning portion will be at Union Station and the second at sunset in a secluded park in DTLA. It will be performed multiple times throughout the two weeks beginning on 9/22 ($25)
It’s day two of Long Beach’s Music Tastes Good Festival– a music and food block party. Three day tickets are $120 or you can get an individual one per day at different costs. Tonight has the largest lineup of bands including The Specials, Warpaint, Squeeze, Dr. Dog, Deltron 3030 w/the 3030 Orchestra, MELVINS, Twin Peaks, LE1F and many more for $75.
BAM Fest (Beer, Art & Music Festival) is the 18th Street Arts Center’s benefit event- $45-$50 gets you unlimited beer samples from over 40 breweries, 3 live music acts (including Alice Bag), art installations, art-making workshops and more from 1-5pm
homeLA returns with its site specific dance performance- this time the home will be in Rose Hill
Aesop Rock and Dilated Peoples are opening for Atmosphere at The Shrine LA Outdoors
Tarfest, the free music and arts festival, returns to the La Brea Tarpits Park
Lush are playing with Tamaryn at The Fonda Theatre (also on Sunday)
Mike Judge, Terry Crews and Dax Shepard are uniting for the 10th Anniversary of their film Idiocracy. The outdoor screening is at Echo Park Tennis Center as part of Eat See Hear’s series and Shepard and Amanda Fairey’s #MakeAmericaSmartAgain movement
Sunday
Sylvan Esso are playing the last day of Long Beach’s Music Tastes Good Festival with De La Soul, Gallant and more for $35.
Downtown LA’s Long Beach Ave. Lofts is having its third annual artist’s open studios
White Reaper are playing at Chain Reaction with Pity Party and Melted
UCLA’s Fowler Museum is having a special event celebrating Indonesia with specialty coffee tasting, Javanese dance performances, demonstrations of batik technique and interactive seminars and talks (free)
Cinefamily’s wine, music and outdoor film series in Barnsdall Park continues with Black Orpheus
Mac Miller, Pusha T, A-Trak and more are playing the Shrine LA Outdoors for Fools Gold’s Day Off
…And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead are performing Source Tags & Codes at The Echo
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Purity Ring- Fineshrine
Things to do in Los Angeles this weekend (12/3-12/6/15)-
Thursday
Starting Thursday night and running until Sunday, Machine Project has turned its theater into a sports bar and will be showing sports themed art videos (free)
Made by DWC (Downtown Women’s Center) sells unique products created by homeless and low income women and tonight they are having their annual holiday party with snacks and bubbly- get some Xmas gifts and support a good cause!
The Dandy Warhols are playing at the Teregram Ballroom (also on Friday, sold out Saturday)
Mar Vista is having its first art walk
Artist Sandow Birk will be in conversation with writer and editor Gary Dauphin about the former’s book American Qur’an at the Hammer Museum. For the book Birk transcribed the entire Qur’an, using traditional colors, inks, and formatting, and set it against a backdrop of illustrations from everyday American life (that work is on view at OCMA)
X are playing at the Roxy (also Friday, Sunday, sold out Saturday)
Friday
A Christmas Carol, performed by Will & Company, The Music Center’s educational touring ensemble, is at The Huntington and includes a pre-show sing-along of favorite holiday tunes ($15)
Booker T. Jones is playing with Black Joe Lewis at UCLA’s Royce Hall
White Reaper is opening for together PANGEA at the Echoplex
Power 106′s Cali Christmas is at The Forum and features Chris Brown, Wiz Khalifa, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Pharrell Williams, Ty Dolla $ign, Travis Scott, Dej Loaf and more
Gary Clark Jr. is playing at the Fonda Theatre (also Thursday and Saturday)
Saturday
Purity Ring are playing at The Shrine along with Baths and HANA
Self Help Graphics in Boyle Heights is having an Annual Holiday Marketplace and there will also be printmaking and other art demos and workshops throughout the day
Artists Ed Templeton and Ethan Rafal will be signing their books at Arcana Books in Culver City
Artist and musician Phranc will be in conversation with curator Howard Fox at CAFAM (free with admission and RSVP)
DJ Four Tet AKA Kieran Hebden is playing a 6 hour set at Lot 613 downtown
Saturday and Sunday
Grand Central Market is having a pop up Holiday Marketplace with Santa, live music, and more. If you go on Saturday you can also see Elf at the Million Dollar Theatre afterwards.
The School for the Movement of the Technicolor People exhibit will have its closing dance performance, Meadow, at LACE in Hollywood
Sunday
MOCA Grand Avenue is hosting Sunday Studio, which will explore experimental film, photography, and collage through activities, performance and an artist talk with filmmaker Paul Clipson and musician Liz Harris (free)
LA Makers is having a holiday market at the Fowler Museum
Tacocat is opening for Sallie Ford at The Echo and !!! are at the Echoplex
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