Nitzer Ebb
Saturday, September 5 • 8:30 PM
Prepare to have your eardrums dismantled and your cynicism obliterated because Nitzer Ebb is crashing into the scene like a sonic freight train. The legendary progenitors of EBM are emerging from the shadowy depths of the '80s industrial underworld to deliver a performance that's less concert and more ritualistic rebirth. Set in a gritty, undisclosed warehouse where the walls sweat history, their pulsating beats and militant anthems will make even your ennui start dancing. This is your chance to experience a visceral soundscape that redefines raw energy and pure adrenaline. Miss it, and you'll just have to keep pretending that your Spotify playlist is enough. But let's be real—it isn't.
The Fonda Theatre
6126 Hollywood Blvd.
Los Angeles 90028
jigitz - Ages 18+
Saturday, September 19 • 9:00 PM
Prepare to have your existential ennui vaporized, because jigitz is about to recalibrate your coolness meter. This isn't just another night at your favorite sweat-drenched dive; it's a transcendental experience where lo-fi charisma meets high-octane soundscapes. Jigitz, the enigmatic outfit that’s been the hushed-up secret of the underground, is set to electrify the stage with their genre-defying brew of post-punk riffs, glitchy synths, and lyrics that read like a love letter to your favorite zine. This is the band that your favorite band's favorite band has on repeat. If you're looking to be part of the in-crowd's latest obsession, grab your ticket, grab a craft beer, and prepare to have your world flipped—upside down and inside out.
The Fonda Theatre
6126 Hollywood Blvd.
Los Angeles 90028
jigitz (18 and Over)
Friday, September 25 • 9:00 PM
Prepare to have your existential ennui vaporized, because jigitz is about to recalibrate your coolness meter. This isn't just another night at your favorite sweat-drenched dive; it's a transcendental experience where lo-fi charisma meets high-octane soundscapes. Jigitz, the enigmatic outfit that’s been the hushed-up secret of the underground, is set to electrify the stage with their genre-defying brew of post-punk riffs, glitchy synths, and lyrics that read like a love letter to your favorite zine. This is the band that your favorite band's favorite band has on repeat. If you're looking to be part of the in-crowd's latest obsession, grab your ticket, grab a craft beer, and prepare to have your world flipped—upside down and inside out.
The Fonda Theatre
6126 Hollywood Blvd.
Los Angeles
Oskar med K
Wednesday, October 7 • 9:00 PM
Oskar med K is set to detonate the indie soundscape this Saturday night, turning your usual existential ennui into a visceral dancefloor epiphany. If you've been lurking in the shadows of the underground scene, waiting for something to jolt you back to life, this is it. With their genre-defying blend of Scandinavian dream pop and post-punk grit, Oskar med K is the sonic equivalent of stumbling upon a secret rooftop party just as the sun starts to bleed into the New York skyline. Imagine gazing into the abyss and finding it staring back with a knowing wink and a killer guitar riff. Miss this, and you'll be left scrolling through Instagram stories, pretending you're not dying inside. So, grab your most ironic band tee and meet us there—where the music is loud, the crowd is lit, and the vibe is eternally now.
The Fonda Theatre
6126 Hollywood Blvd.
Los Angeles 90028
Gary Numan
Monday, November 16 • 8:00 PM
If you think synthpop peaked with your latest playlist find, you're in for a revelation. Enter Gary Numan, the O.G. architect of electronic soundscapes that still ripple through every basement gig and lo-fi track circulating on your favorite indie blogs. Numan's live show is like stepping into a dystopian daydream where analog meets apocalypse, and his performance is a masterclass in synth wizardry that would make your favorite bedroom producer sweat. This isn't just a concert; it's an audio pilgrimage. Catch Numan and experience the visceral thrill of electronic music in its raw, undiluted form. Miss this, and you'll be haunted by more than just his classic track "Cars" looping in your head.
The Fonda Theatre
6126 Hollywood Blvd.
Los Angeles