Music

Ai Weiwei’s Turandot

The revolutionary artist and iconoclastic activist’s selection of this opera, once banned in China, aligns with his challenging of norms.…

3 days ago

When Punk Gets Punked by Politics

In normal times, Collins’ political leanings might not have mattered much. But these aren’t normal times. Democratic-led cities increasingly feel…

3 days ago

McOsker Gives Warner Grand Theater Update

  The Warner Grand Theatre is in the middle of renovations, with upgrades that will restore its historic character, improve…

4 days ago

Arts United San Pedro Awards $45,000 in Community Arts Grants to Fuel Local Creativity

Selected from a competitive pool of applicants, the funded proposals include visual arts, performances, public installations, and youth engagement, each…

1 week ago

Against the Algorithm: Dayramir González Champions Authenticity with V.I.D.A.Tour

This month, Angelenos who truly believe music is life will be able to get treated to three performances at three…

4 weeks ago

Random Happening: Watts Towers Arts Center Celebrates Drum and Jazz Festivals, Sept. 27, 28

The Day of the Drum Festival, Sept. 27, is dedicated to the heartbeat of cultures worldwide

1 month ago

Beatz & Stringz: Music Veteran Sparks Outdoor Performance Movement

Over the past three months, Roberts has met several performers who left a lasting impression. There was a wheelchair-using vocalist…

2 months ago

Why We’re Still Here

Which is why August 15 at the Sardine in San Pedro isn’t just another night out — it’s a communion.…

2 months ago

Join the Watts Summer Festival this Saturday

This year’s theme, Watts Summer Festival: Then, Now and Beyond, will honor the memory of the historic 1965 Watts Revolt.

2 months ago

KAPSLOK and More at The Sardine

The members of KAPSLOK come from Alaska, Seattle, and New York but have melded their differing musical backgrounds into a…

3 months ago