And Always Forever 2026 - 2-DAY PASS

Dead City Punks are poised to obliterate 1720 on a Thursday night with the kind of raw energy that lingers longer than that New York slice you had on your last trip. This isn't just another gig—it's the final sonic barrage of Dead City Scanners. With support from the incendiary Mr. Radical and the ever-explosive Battery Acid Fusion, this lineup is a who’s who of the punk underworld, ready to make your heart race faster than a '90s zine print run. Ride share's recommended, so leave your wheels at home and dive headfirst into a night where chaos rules and the only rule is to dance like everyone’s watching. VIP tables promise the kind of luxe punk fantasy where bottle service meets mosh pit, but even in the crowd, the experience is pure, unfiltered rock 'n' roll bliss.

On a Thursday night, as the sun dips below the horizon and LA’s lights start twinkling, the Moroccan Lounge becomes the place where indie dreams come to life. Sorry Ghost is rolling into town on their Insufferably Indie Tour 2026, and if you're not there, what exactly are you doing with your life? This is more than just a gig; it's a pilgrimage for those who thrive on the fringes of mainstream.

Sorry Ghost is the sonic equivalent of finding an original pressing of your favorite vinyl at a thrift store—unexpected and utterly satisfying. With Super Cassette setting the stage, expect a night as electrifying as a DIY basement gig in the heart of Brooklyn. This isn't just another stop on their tour; it's a gathering of souls who get that music is more than sound—it's a lifestyle. So grab your ticket, your coolest jacket, and prepare to dive headfirst into the indie abyss.

Clear your Thursday night plans because The Regent Theater is about to be ground zero for a sonic onslaught. SOS Booking presents Pain of Truth, the hardcore heavyweights set to rattle your bones and upend your eardrums with their relentless riffs and gut-punching beats. And they're not storming the stage alone. Joining them are the legendary Killing Time, who'll no doubt remind you why NYC hardcore will forever reign supreme; Missing Link, whose raw energy is as infectious as it is ferocious; and Mizery, bringing their visceral blend of aggression and groove. This is the kind of all-ages chaos that turns a mundane weekday into a night you’ll be bragging about in hushed tones at your next rooftop hangout. You'll want to be front and center — don't be the one scrolling through Instagram stories wishing you were there.

When Medium Build rolls into The Bellwether on a Thursday night, expect the kind of reckless abandon that only "The King of Having Fun on Tour" can deliver. This isn't just another night out—it's a euphoric descent into the kind of raw, unfiltered rock energy that feels as intimate as a late-night jam session in someone's cluttered garage. Imagine a sonic whirlwind that makes your heart race faster than the latest drop from your favorite thrifted cassette.

With access to the Looking Glass Lounge, you'll be practically brushing shoulders with the stage, all while sipping on exclusive craft concoctions that you won't find at your typical dive bar. As the riffs soar and the crowd sways, you'll be up in the balcony with the best view in the house, a private bar at your beck and call, and a grazing table that ensures you won't miss a beat while refueling.

For those who need a break from the sweaty mass of bodies, this upgraded oasis offers a separate entrance and private bathrooms, making the evening feel like your own personal gig within a gig. Medium Build isn't just playing a show—they're crafting an unforgettable night that promises more stories than your last rooftop party. So, prep your coolest outfit and your loudest sing-along voice, because this is where the indie scene's most discerning ears will be.

If you've been craving a sonic adventure that feels like being swept into a cyberpunk novel, look no further than the electric lineup heading to The Moroccan Lounge. Cel Genesis headlines with a dystopian flair, infusing hardcore and electronic beats that hit harder than a caffeine binge at an Oakland warehouse party. Their live show is an onslaught of strobe lights and visuals that make a Blade Runner rerun feel like a lullaby. Supporting them, Cry brings together hardcore visionary Kilbourne and techno provocateur Relaxer, delivering a vocal intensity that could outpace a hurricane. And don't sleep on Sivil^3, whose darkly ethereal vibes weave a melancholic tapestry sharper than your latest existential crisis. Thursday nights were made for sweating it out to sounds like these.

On a Friday night when the LA stars are slightly outshone by the neon glow of downtown, Born Without Bones is set to electrify The Moroccan Lounge. This isn't just a gig; it's a rite of passage for anyone claiming allegiance to the rock scene’s new vanguard. With a sound that feels like the best-kept secret of your coolest friend's playlist—an alluring blend of raw emotion and tight riffs—Born Without Bones promises to hit harder than the caffeine in your third cup of cold brew. In a night that could be as sweaty as a Brooklyn basement show, expect to be swept up in a wave of sonic nostalgia and fresh fervor. Missing this would be like snubbing the next big thing just before they break wide open. Get ready to feel alive.

When Supertaste rolls into The Echo on a Friday night, it's not just another night out—it's the kind of electrifying experience that reminds you why you live for live music. This duo has been setting the indie pop world ablaze with their sonic cocktails, blending euphoric synths and grooves that hit harder than a summer fling. Imagine the bliss of an L.A. sunset distilled into sound, yet as intimate as that mixtape you made for your high school crush. It's not just a show; it's an invitation to dance like nobody's watching, surrounded by fellow music lovers who get it. So, if you're looking to elevate your Friday night from the ordinary to the extraordinary, Supertaste at The Echo is your ticket to transcendence. Follow The Echo's socials to keep your finger on the pulse of what's next.

Kick off your weekend in style at the Echoplex as And Always Forever launches into 2026 with a show that's already a whispered legend among those in the know. This Friday night, they're teaming up with the ethereal American Analog Set, whose lo-fi grooves will wrap you in a warm cocoon of synthy nostalgia. In support, Dutch Interior will bring their avant-garde soundscapes, while Xela Fella promises to deliver beats that pulse like neon through a rain-slicked city street. It's the kind of night where the echoes of each act linger in your mind long after the lights go up, leaving you with stories to tell and new artists to obsess over. This isn't just any gig; it's the start of something unforgettable.

Slide into the weekend with Dave Hause & The Mermaid as they cast their spell over The Peppermint Club this Friday night. Known for crafting anthems as raw and real as a late-night confessional, Hause and his band are set to transform the venue into a sanctuary for rock purists and curious wanderers alike. Picture a night that feels like flipping through the best pages of your favorite zine, where every chord change echoes the heartbeat of a city that's seen it all but is always ready for more. This isn't just a gig; it's a chance to feel music in your bones, to chant along with fellow believers who know that rock is more than a genre—it's a lifeline. Bring your coolest ID and let the music do the talking. You won't want to miss this one.

When the weekend's around the corner and you're craving an electronic beat to shake off the week, there's nothing quite like catching Wuki at The Bellwether. Picture this: a Friday night, the LA skyline as your backdrop, and Wuki dropping beats that could make even a concrete floor pulse with life. The Bellwether is more than just a venue—it's an electrifying portal where dance meets euphoria. For those in the know, the Looking Glass Lounge offers an escape within an escape, where the exclusive vibes flow alongside specialty drinks and a grazing table that keeps you fueled for the night. Cash is passé, so pocket those cards and get ready for a night that promises to be as dynamic and unpredictable as Wuki’s genre-blending soundscapes. If weekend plans are still in flux, consider them locked.

When Foy Vance takes the stage at El Rey Theatre on a Friday night, the air will thrum with a kind of electric anticipation that can't be streamed or downloaded. Known for weaving heart-string-plucking melodies with lyrics that linger long after the final chord, Vance transforms a night out into a transcendent experience. His gravelly voice and poetic storytelling are the stuff of indie-folk legend, and seeing him live is like catching a rare comet streaking through the Los Angeles night. If you’ve got a pulse and even a hint of a soul, this is where you'll want to be when the weekend kicks off. Trust us, your future self will thank you.

Get ready to channel your inner electro-kid because D.A.N.C.E: 10 Year is about to reignite the spirit of the blog haus era in the heart of LA. This isn’t just a party; it’s a resurrection of those nights when Justice was your religion and MSTRKRFT spun your soul into a frenzy. Headlined by the iconic Uffie, whose beats have lingered in our earbuds since MySpace was a thing, this night promises to be as electrifying as a neon dream. Joining her are Bag Raiders, the duo whose synths once turned our mundane commutes into movie scenes, and Luíza Sá of CSS, guaranteeing a dance floor as immersive as any fever dream you've ever had. Expect back-to-back tracks from the likes of Daft Punk, LCD Soundsystem, and Hot Chip, as this night transports you back to an era where every beat felt revolutionary. It's happening at 1720, and it's the perfect excuse to break out those scuffed-up dancing shoes and surrender to the pulse of a night crafted for the indie sleaze devotee in all of us.

Get ready to light up your Friday night at the Shrine Expo Hall, where ZULAN is set to electrify the dance floor with a sonic experience that's as irresistible as your favorite underground beat. Known for bending genres and minds alike, ZULAN brings a pulsating rhythm that promises to transform the Expo Hall into an ecstasy-fueled wonderland. This isn't just another night out—it's the one your friends will talk about while you pretend not to care. If you're craving a night where the only limit is how far you're willing to lose yourself in the music, this is your scene. Don't just hear about it—be a part of it.

Snakehips is set to take over Academy LA on a Friday night that’s guaranteed to be as electric as a New York City skyline at dusk. Known for their genre-blurring soundscapes that bridge the gap between future bass and silky R&B, this duo transforms any venue into a pulsating dance floor. As the bass reverberates and the synths shimmer, you'll find yourself lost in a sonic tapestry as intricate as the streets of Tokyo at rush hour.

This 21+ show is a call to all night owls and dance aficionados to experience a night where cash isn’t king—leave your bills at home because this venue is cashless. Whether you're rolling in with a crew ready to pop bottles in the VIP section or flying solo to soak in the beats, you'll want to be part of this crowd. Just make sure your ID matches your ticket because this isn't a night you'll want slipping through your fingertips. Leave the resale sites alone and snag your tickets through the official channels—it’s your gateway to a night that promises to be unforgettable.

The electronic pulse of the weekend starts at Exchange LA, where you're about to plunge into a bass-heavy utopia that could make even the most seasoned raver's heart skip a beat. Headliner BASSTRIPPER is set to send shockwaves through the dance floor with a set that'll feel like an underground warehouse rave in the heart of Berlin. With DIESELBOY going B2B with CRAZE, expect a back-to-back whirlwind of beats that will leave you questioning the very fabric of your reality. Captain Bass rounds out the lineup, promising to push the speakers to their limits and your eardrums to bliss. It's the kind of night that's as electrifying as a neon-drenched midnight escapade through Tokyo's flashing streets. So, grab your crew, dust off your dancing shoes, and prepare to lose yourself in a sonic journey that promises to be anything but ordinary. Just remember, the only way in is through TicketWeb or TIXR—no shortcuts, no exceptions.

Step into the shimmering neon glow of LA's Echoplex on a Saturday night for And Always Forever 2026, where the underground dance and electronic scene's crème de la crème converge for a two-day sonic adventure. Curated by the enigmatic forces of Pretty but Wicked and American Death, this micro-festival is a kaleidoscope of sound featuring a genre-bending lineup that promises to electrify even the most jaded audiophiles. Revel in the haunting beauty of Carissas Wierd, lose yourself to the hypnotic beats of Sassy009, and let the ethereal vibes of Sophia Stel transport you to another dimension. Dive headfirst into the kinetic energy of B0YG1RL and the avant-garde allure of Ms* Gloom. With a roster that reads like a who's who of the next-wave, from voyeur to Dyltwosix, this is where the pulse of the indie dance world quickens. Forget everything you think you know about festival culture—this is not a sprawling field or a corporate stage; it's an intimate collision of sound and experience. Don't miss the chance to be part of the select few who get it, because once the beats drop, you're not just in the moment; you're part of the movement.

Prepare yourself for the most cathartic pit experience of the year, as 1720 transforms into the ultimate emo haven this Saturday night. Arson Theory's Brutal Extravaganza 2026 is calling all mosh warriors to converge in Los Angeles for an unmissable lineup that redefines intensity. Arsonists Get All The Girls are set to headline, delivering their signature sonic chaos alongside the horror-core mystique of Dr Acula and the unexpected cowboy-core swagger of Giddy Up Gangsta.

With support from Altered Reality, What I Bleed Is Yours, and more, it's like someone threw your Spotify heavy rotation into a blender—with the volume cranked to 11. Whether you're a seasoned scene vet or a curious newbie ready for initiation by breakdown, this is where you want to be.

Secure your spot early (ride share highly recommended—because nobody wants to spend the night hunting for street parking) and brace for a night of blistering riffs, guttural screams, and shared catharsis, all soaked in that unmistakable Los Angeles grit. Remember, it's not just a show; it's a rite of passage you won't want to miss.

When confetti and Khel take over The Moroccan Lounge on a Saturday night, you're not just getting a show — you're diving headfirst into an unmastered kaleidoscope of sound. This is pop, sure, but not the kind that clogs your Discover Weekly. It's like synthpop took a detour through a digital dreamscape and came out dripping with neon charisma. Unmastered Projects and Problem Child have concocted an evening where the beats hit as hard as your favorite basement jam but with a glossy, futuristic edge. If your idea of a Saturday night involves getting lost in a sea of sound that's as unpredictable as an LA sunset, make sure you're front and center for this sonic escapade. Early bird gets the worm, or in this case, the groove of the year.

On a Saturday night when the city pulses with anticipation, Fox Stevenson and Mystery Skulls are set to transform the Teragram Ballroom into an electrifying wonderland. This is not just another gig—it's the kind of night that turns casual listeners into die-hard fans. With Fox Stevenson's unbeatable blend of danceable beats and emotionally charged anthems, paired with Mystery Skulls' irresistible funk-infused electronic grooves, the evening promises a sonic journey that flirts with the ethereal and the ecstatic. This is where you want to be, in the thick of it, losing yourself in the lights and sounds that make the mundane magical. Don't let this moment slip by while you're endlessly scrolling at home—this is your chance to be part of the music scene's heartbeat, live and unfiltered.

Prepare to leave your pretensions at the door and surrender to the pulse, because VASSY is set to electrify the Peppermint Club on a Saturday night. This isn’t your average electronic gig; think less warehouse rave, more intimate sonic journey. VASSY's knack for crafting earworm melodies and irresistible beats has a way of turning even the most aloof wallflower into a dance floor devotee.

As you step into the Peppermint’s cozy confines, you’ll feel the immersive allure of an LA night that’s as vibrant as the city’s neon glow. The promise of this evening isn't just a setlist—it's an experience, a chance to lose yourself in a soundscape that bridges the gap between euphoric highs and introspective lows. For the dance/electronic aficionados hunting for their next unforgettable night out, this is your siren call. Don’t just hear it—live it.

On a Saturday night at The Wiltern, Gnarls Barkley's "To Whom It Still Concerns Tour" promises to be an electrifying journey through the sonic labyrinth that only CeeLo Green's powerhouse vocals can navigate. With Danger Mouse sitting this tour out, it's a rare chance to see one half of the iconic duo take the reins, transforming the stage into a kaleidoscope of sound and emotion that could rival any indie basement show. This is not just a concert; it's a cultural moment for anyone who knows the thrill of discovering the extraordinary in unexpected places. As the lights dim and the first notes reverberate, you'll know you're part of something bigger than a mere Saturday night gig. It's where rock's rebellious spirit meets the unpredictable magic that Gnarls Barkley effortlessly conjures—a must-attend for anyone with their finger on the pulse of what truly matters in music.

Stumbling into the kaleidoscope that is Saturday night in Los Angeles, you'll find the El Rey Theatre transformed into a sanctuary of soul-stirring melodies and intimate vibes. Foy Vance takes the stage, and if you know, you know. This isn't just another gig—it's a pilgrimage for the sonically enlightened. Vance's voice, a whiskey-soaked blend of raw emotion and poetic storytelling, will wrap around you like a favorite, well-worn jacket on a crisp night. Think of his set as an emotional open bar, where the drinks are free but the hangover is cathartic. If you've ever found yourself lost in a song that knows your secrets, then missing this night is not an option. Consider yourself warned: indie cred isn't the only thing you'll gain here.

When the sun dips below the smog-choked horizon of Los Angeles, the pulse of the city finds its rhythm at 1720, where Sam Divine's 555 lands with seismic force for its L.A. debut. This isn't just another Saturday night—it's a communion of house aficionados and beat disciples, drawn to the magnetic groove of Mixmag LAB's latest line-up. Sam Divine, the high priestess of the decks, is set to orchestrate an auditory journey, curating an intimate dancefloor experience that melds nostalgia with forward-thinking beats. Flanked by the sultry vibes of SOHMI and the unyielding beats of Juliet Mendoza, this night promises a deep dive into the essence of authentic house music.

Picture this: basslines weaving through the crowd like whispers in a Berlin warehouse, bodies swaying in unison under a cascade of lights, and a sense of connection that transcends the ordinary. 555 isn't just a label; it's a movement—a living, breathing entity that thrives on shared moments and unspoken connections. Whether you're posted up with VIP treatment or losing yourself in the throng, this is the night to leave your inhibitions at the door and let the music take the wheel. Forget the mundane shuffle of your usual Saturday—this is where the real story unfolds.

Prepare to be swept off your feet this Saturday night at Academy LA, where the decks will be ablaze with the pulsating beats of Gene Farris, Torren Foot, and Oliver Blank. This isn't just another night out—it's an electronic odyssey through soundscapes that feel as immersive as a Berlin warehouse rave. Gene Farris, the headliner, is a legend in the dance scene, his sets a masterclass in deep house grooves that make your spine tingle. Supporting him is Torren Foot, whose basslines hit as hard as a Miami heatwave, and Oliver Blank, an emerging force whose sonic textures will leave you entranced. Forget about the usual weekend haunts; this is the night where the beats flow as freely as the conversations. So gather your crew, because missing this would be like skipping out on Woodstock—something you'll regret forever.

If your weekend plans don't include dancing your heart out at the Echoplex, you might need to reconsider your priorities. And Always Forever is set to electrify your Sunday night with their 2026 show, and they're not coming alone. Picture this: Sophia Stel's synth waves crashing over you, Carissa's Wierd bringing their haunting melancholia, and EQ serving up beats that could power an entire city. The lineup reads like a who's who of the dance/electronic world, featuring the sound chalk names, Molina, and School Fair, all ready to set the floor on fire. Imagine the shimmer of goldenstar, the raw energy of Rockie Rode, and the ethereal vibes of Cicada weaving through the air. With Nation, Corridos Ketamina, ari, tracy, and more on deck, this isn't just a gig; it's a pilgrimage for the musically devout. Miss this, and you'll hear about it every time your friends talk about *that* night in LA.

Plini, the Australian virtuoso of guitar wizardry, is set to transform your Sunday night at The Fonda Theatre into an ethereal journey through the cosmos. Known for crafting soundscapes as intricate and mesmerizing as a Wes Anderson set design, Plini's live performances are a rare chance to witness transcendental musicianship that feels like a high-voltage TED Talk on sonic architecture. Sharing the stage are Night Verses, the post-rock visionaries whose set is like a lucid dream where the guitars speak fluent poetry. This isn’t just a show; it's a masterclass in musical innovation. Don’t be the one scrolling through Instagram stories with a pang of regret—grab your ticket and dive into a night where every note is a revelation.

Sunday night at The Moroccan Lounge is where you’ll find the indie rock trifecta you didn’t know you needed. Trap Girl is set to headline, bringing their unfiltered energy and fierce stage presence that feels as raw and vital as a basement punk gig in '90s Olympia. Sharing the stage is Buzzed Lightbeer, whose electrifying riffs and tongue-in-cheek attitude are reminiscent of a garage band that somehow stumbled out of a Tarantino soundtrack. And then there's Biblioteka, with melodies so catchy they should come with a warning label. If you're tired of the same old Spotify playlists and crave a night that promises euphoria over predictability, this lineup is your ticket. Don’t sleep on it; the coolest kids certainly won’t.

Prepare to experience a folk-infused fever dream at Sonderfest 2026, as the Echoplex transforms into a sanctuary of sound this Monday night. Headlining the night with their enchanting, introspective lyricism is Truman Sinclair, ready to take you on a transcendental journey through the depths of soul-stirring folk. Joining the lineup are genre-blurring virtuosos like the atmospheric Tristan and the soulful Ambré. The night promises a kaleidoscope of talent, with Ricky Gourmet, Debbii Dawson, Marinelli, and a host of other sonic alchemists adding their own magic to the mix. Dive into the echoing expanse of this eclectic ensemble, where every note is a revelation and every beat carries the pulse of the underground. Don't let the chance to witness this convergence of indie brilliance slip through your fingers—this is the stuff of legends whispered about in basement shows and tweeted in cryptic lines by those in the know.

On a Monday night, when your soul craves more than the usual humdrum, the Moroccan Lounge transforms into a sonic haven with Noche Azul. Headlined by the enigmatic Omar Rodriguez, whose riffs could melt the most cynical heart, this show promises an auditory journey through lush soundscapes and electric emotions. Joining him are Yuma and Albertyni, two acts that make up a trifecta of Latin-infused magic. Picture a night where rhythms pulse like the heartbeat of LA itself, and the energy is as potent as the neon glow on a desert highway. This is where music breaks boundaries and the cool kids come to play. For those wise enough to seek out the next big thing, this is your call to dive headfirst into the beat.

When the cosmos aligns for a Monday night at The Fonda Theatre, you know something ethereal is about to go down. Enter they are gutting a body of water—a name less like a band and more like an existential event. Their sound? Think of the moment you realize a forgotten cassette from the '90s has become your life's soundtrack, with layers of reverb and distortion dripping like the slowest honey.

While the ticket page remains cryptically blank, the buzz hums louder than the amps that will undoubtedly shake the venue. This is the kind of gig where the disenchanted indie kids gather, eyes half-closed, swaying in unison to waves of sound that feel both intimately personal and overwhelmingly universal. If you're missing this, you'll find yourself endlessly scrolling socials, battling the regret of not experiencing what could only be described as a sonic pilgrimage. So, if you can pry yourself away from the comforting glow of your screens, you just might catch a glimpse of the musical nirvana you’ve been yearning for.

When Tuesday night rolls around and you're stuck in another Netflix spiral, remember that The Moroccan Lounge is where you actually want to be. Jady takes the stage with TJ Minor, promising a sonic journey that feels like a shot of adrenaline mixed with the nostalgia of your favorite '90s alt-rock mixtape. Think of it as the perfect collision between raw energy and the kind of riffs that echo in your head long after the amps cool down. You'll find yourself shoulder-to-shoulder with the indie elite, vibing to sounds as authentic as the sticky floors of a Lower East Side dive. With $18 on the line, missing this show is not just FOMO—it's a rookie mistake.