Noah Levine with Corey Harper

L.A.'s sonic tapestry is about to get a fresh thread with Noah Levine weaving his indie alchemy at The Moroccan Lounge. Think of your favorite lo-fi bedroom pop but elevated with a touch of lyrical luminescence that echoes through your mind long after the last note fades. Levine's sound is like a secret handshake for those in the know, blending raw vulnerability with a groove that demands you move. And then there's Corey Harper, a name that surfaces in whispered conversations about the next big thing. His guitar work is the love child of '70s soul and modern introspection, grounding the ethereal in the achingly real. Doors at 6:30, and trust me, you'll want to be there early to soak in every unfiltered moment. All ages are welcome, because musical enlightenment knows no bounds. At $15 in advance, it’s practically a steal — don’t be the one stuck scrolling Instagram when you could be vibing IRL.