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Sept. 5 \u2014 Wavves at The Belasco<\/p>\n
San Diego garage-punk mainstays Wavves headline\u00a0Summer Mass at the Belasco on Sept. 5<\/a>, more than a decade after they\u00a0dominated the Echo with support from Cheatahs and Fidlar<\/a>\u00a0in one of the rowdiest shows we\u2019ve covered. Modern Color, Australian riot-rockers WAAX, Beach Bums, and The Paranoyds round out a bill that spans surf-punk, lo-fi, and fuzzed-out garage rock.<\/p>\n Sept. 5 \u2014 Nitzer Ebb at Fonda Theatre<\/p>\n Industrial pioneers Nitzer Ebb bring their pounding EBM sound to the\u00a0Fonda Theatre<\/a>. The English group has spent four decades shaping the industrial dance and electronic body music scenes, and their live shows remain a visceral, body-moving experience.<\/p>\n Sept. 8 \u2014 Liz Phair, Sleater-Kinney at Greek Theatre<\/p>\n The\u00a0Greek Theatre<\/a>\u00a0hosts a trio of indie rock heavyweights spanning three generations of guitar-driven songwriting. Liz Phair brings her raw, generation-defining catalog \u2014 the same one she\u00a0brought to Walt Disney Concert Hall<\/a>\u00a0back in 2022 \u2014 joined by Sleater-Kinney, whom we caught\u00a0debuting a St. Vincent-touched new direction at the Hollywood Palladium<\/a>in 2019.<\/p>\n Sept. 9 \u2014 RaiNao at Moroccan Lounge<\/p>\n Puerto Rican artist\u00a0RaiNao<\/a>\u00a0brings her genre-bending urbano sound to\u00a0Moroccan Lounge on Sept. 9<\/a>. Her music fuses reggaet\u00f3n, soul, and rap into something that feels entirely her own, marking her as one of the most electric new voices in Latin music.<\/p>\n Sept. 9 \u2014 Bikini Kill at The Wiltern<\/p>\n Riot grrrl pioneers Bikini Kill bring their political battle cry back to\u00a0the Wiltern on Sept. 9<\/a>, following the\u00a0rapturous reunion show that rattled the Hollywood Palladium<\/a>\u00a0back in 2019. LA punk icon Alice Bag, who we covered at The Echo in 2016<\/a>, is a foundational voice of the city\u2019s own scene and opens the night.<\/p>\n Sept. 10 \u2014 Sarah Davachi at First Congregational Church of Los Angeles<\/p>\n Canadian composer Sarah Davachi takes her drone-heavy, organ-driven compositions into the First Congregational Church of Los Angeles on Sept. 10<\/a>. Known for extended durations and meditative harmonic structures, her minimalist electroacoustic work is built for a room exactly like this one.<\/p>\n Sept. 10-11 \u2014 Cold Cave at Hollywood Forever<\/p>\n Wesley Eisold\u2019s darkwave project Cold Cave takes over\u00a0Hollywood Forever on Sept. 10 and 11<\/a>\u00a0for two nights of synth-driven post-punk, more than a decade after they\u00a0shared a bill with Douglas J. McCarthy at the Echoplex<\/a>\u00a0back in 2013. German electronic artist Rosa Ansch\u00fctz, known for her hypnotic, club-adjacent soundscapes, joins for support.<\/p>\n Sept. 10 \u2014 anaiis at Pico-Union Project<\/p>\n French-Senegalese\u00a0singer anaiis brings her soulful, jazz-inflected R&B to the\u00a0Pico-Union Project on Sept. 10<\/a>. Her music blends warm, meditative vocals with genre-fluid arrangements that draw from soul, folk, and electronic textures.<\/p>\n Sept. 11 \u2014 Thievery Corporation at YouTube Theater<\/p>\n Washington DC duo Thievery Corporation bring three decades of genre-blurring downtempo, dub, and electronic world music to the\u00a0YouTube Theater on Sept. 11<\/a>\u00a0\u2014 we caught their\u00a0surprisingly seamless pairing with Cypress Hill at the Greek Theatre<\/a>\u00a0back in 2015, and the band\u2019s live show has only gotten more expansive since. Expect a set that draws from across their catalog, from trip-hop grooves to Latin-tinged instrumentals.<\/p>\n Sept. 12 \u2014 Carla dal Forno at 2220 Arts + Archives<\/p>\n Australian musician Carla dal Forno brings her hazy, 80s-indebted synth-pop to\u00a02220 Arts + Archives on Sept. 12<\/a>. Her sound sits somewhere between post-punk chill and ambient pop, all wrapped in a dreamy, shadowy haze.<\/p>\n Sept. 12 \u2014 Altin G\u00fcn at Orpheum Theatre<\/p>\n Dutch-Turkish sextet Altin G\u00fcn bring their psychedelic reimaginings of Anatolian folk to the\u00a0Orpheum Theatre on Sept. 12<\/a>, a step up from the\u00a0Teragram Ballroom show<\/a>\u00a0that had fans dancing back in 2019. Black Angels frontman Alex Maas opens, offering his own hypnotic, reverb-soaked psych rock.<\/p>\n Sept. 13 \u2014 Lucy Dacus at Hollywood Bowl<\/p>\n Indie-folk favorite Lucy Dacus and also a member of Boygenius<\/a>, performs with the full Hollywood Bowl Orchestra behind her at the\u00a0Hollywood Bowl on Sept. 13<\/a>, a long way from the\u00a0tiny Echo stage<\/a>\u00a0where we first caught her back in 2016. Indie-rock veteran Cat Power<\/a> joins the bill, bringing her own smoky, soul-inflected songwriting to the historic amphitheater.<\/p>\n Sept. 14 \u2014 Patti Smith at Wilshire Ebell Theatre<\/p>\n The Godmother of Punk, Patti Smith, brings her poetry-fused rock and roll to the Wilshire Ebell Theatre on Sept. 14, we last caught her live in an unforgettable\u00a02016 pairing with Bon Iver at the Hollywood Bowl<\/a>. Few performers blend punk ethos with literary weight quite like Smith, whose live shows remain a masterclass in both.<\/p>\n Sept. 12 \u2014 Conrad Taylor at The Roxy<\/p>\n Rising techno DJ\u00a0Conrad Taylor<\/a>\u00a0takes the\u00a0Roxy stage on Sept. 12<\/a>, following a run of collaborations that have put his name alongside some of the biggest acts. Rosal\u00eda<\/a>\u2019s \u201cBerghain\u201d\u00a0techno remix- yeah, that was Conrad.<\/p>\n Sept. 12 \u2014 The Femcels at Zebulon<\/p>\n Rescheduled\u00a0from July,<\/a>\u00a0The Femcels will perform at Zebulon on September 12, and the show is sold out! Sometimes all you need is loud guitars and zero apologies. The Femcels channel punk, garage rock, and riot grrrl energy into a cathartic live show\u2014pick up your tickets and join the fun<\/a>.<\/p>\n Sept. 15 \u2014 Haute & Freddy at Fonda Theatre<\/p>\n Circus theatrics meet \u201980s synth-pop when\u00a0Haute & Freddy<\/a>\u00a0take over the\u00a0Fonda Theatre<\/a>\u00a0stage. The Atlantic Records-signed LA duo has built a devoted following on their vintage-inspired blend of alternative pop, electropop, and new wave spectacle.<\/p>\n Sept. 18 \u2014 Orville Peck at Hollywood Bowl<\/p>\n Masked country crooner\u00a0Orville Peck<\/a>\u00a0brings his deep, Johnny Cash-indebted baritone and rhinestone theatrics to the\u00a0Hollywood Bowl on Sept. 18<\/a>. Indie-pop duo Lucius<\/a>, known for their intertwined harmonies, and singer-songwriter Deloyd Elze round out the bill.<\/p>\n Sept. 18 \u2014 Arlo Parks at The Bellwether<\/p>\n Mercury Prize-nominated singer-songwriter Arlo Parks brings her hazy, confessional indie-pop to\u00a0the Bellwether on Sept. 18<\/a>, years after her\u00a0luminous Los Angeles debut at Moroccan Lounge and the Echoplex<\/a>. Baird opens the evening with his own brand of intimate, folk-leaning songwriting.<\/p>\n Sept. 19 \u2014 Peter Hook & The Light at Hollywood Palladium<\/p>\n Joy Division and New Order bassist Peter Hook brings his post-punk legacy back to\u00a0the Palladium stage on Sept. 19<\/a>\u00a0with his band, The Light, following the\u00a0500th-show-anniversary he threw at the Wiltern<\/a>\u00a0back in 2018. Expect a set built from the deep catalogs of both bands, delivered with Hook\u2019s signature melodic bass lines front and center.<\/p>\n Sept. 19 \u2014 ill peach at Moroccan Lounge<\/p>\n LA-based\u00a0ill peach<\/a>\u00a0headlines\u00a0Moroccan Lounge on Sept. 19<\/a>\u00a0with their signature blend of dream pop and bedroom-recorded indie rock. Those hushed vocals and hazy production have made her a favorite of local playlists and late-night listening alike.<\/p>\n Sept. 19 \u2014 Temples at Teragram Ballroom<\/p>\n English psych-rockers Temples return to the\u00a0Teragram Ballroom on Sept. 19<\/a>\u00a0for the first time since their\u00a0swirling, retro-futurist set there back in 2016<\/a>. Poppy Jean Crawford opens with her own kaleidoscopic take on garage-pop.<\/p>\n Sept. 19 \u2014 Lido Pimienta at The Ford<\/p>\n Polaris Prize-winning artist\u00a0Lido Pimienta<\/a>\u00a0brings her genre-splicing blend of cumbia, synthpop, and Afro-Colombian rhythms to\u00a0the Ford on Sept. 19<\/a>. Dominican rising star YE\u0418DRY, known for her sultry, bilingual pop, will also perform.<\/p>\n Sept. 19 \u2014 AFI at The Observatory<\/p>\n Goth-punk legends AFI bring their dark, gothic rock sound to\u00a0the Observatory on Sept. 19<\/a>\u00a0in Santa Ana \u2014 technically Orange County, but it\u2019s their only Southern California date, so it\u2019s worth the drive. We last caught them\u00a0partying like it\u2019s 1999 at the Wiltern<\/a>, and this run brings darkwave act Mareux<\/a>, dream-pop duo Kumo 99<\/a>, and garage-psych trio LA Witch<\/a> along for an appropriately moody bill.<\/p>\n Sept. 19 \u2014 Sofi Tukker, DRAMA, and Kito at Greek Theatre<\/p>\n Get ready to dance all night as the\u00a0Greek Theatre<\/a>\u00a0turns into an electronic playground, headlined by house and EDM duo Sofi Tukker \u2014 we caught them\u00a0dazzling a tiny Lyric Theater crowd<\/a>\u00a0back in 2016, long before amphitheater headlining sets were the norm.\u00a0DRAMA\u2019s<\/a>\u00a0silky electronic soul and Kito\u2019s polished pop production round out the bill.<\/p>\n Sept. 21 \u2014 Mike D at The Belasco<\/p>\n Beastie Boys co-founder Mike D brings his new album Thank You to\u00a0the Belasco on Sept. 21<\/a>\u00a0for a night of nostalgically new sounds, not long after he\u00a0rocked South Pasadena\u2019s Sid the Cat Auditorium<\/a>\u00a0alongside his sons\u2019 band. Expect an eclectic set spanning hip-hop, funk, experimental, and everything that shaped the Beastie Boys\u2019 own boundary-pushing sound.<\/p>\n Sept. 21 \u2014 Lily Allen at The Greek Theatre<\/p>\n British pop provocateur Lily Allen brings her sharp-tongued, sardonic songwriting to\u00a0the Greek Theatre on Sept. 21<\/a>, after playing two sold-out shows at the Orpheum<\/a> this past December, and following the\u00a0unfiltered show she bared at the Fonda Theatre<\/a>\u00a0back in 2018. The upcoming Greek Theatre show was moved from the Kia Forum.<\/p>\n Sept. 21-22 \u2014 Kelela at The Wiltern<\/p>\n Experimental R&B singer Kelela takes over\u00a0the Wiltern on Sept. 21 and 22<\/a>, more than a decade after her\u00a0breakout performance at The Echo<\/a> had fans dancing across town. Her genre-defying sound continues to make her one of the most influential voices in underground R&B.<\/p>\n Sept. 22 \u2014 Paris Paloma at The Ford<\/p>\n British singer-songwriter Paris Paloma brings her sweeping, folk-inflected pop to\u00a0the Ford on Sept. 22<\/a>. Susannah Joffe<\/a> opens with her own brand of introspective, string-laden songwriting.<\/p>\n Sept. 22 \u2014 Pond at The Bellwether<\/p>\n Perth psych-rockers Pond, longtime collaborators of Tame Impala<\/a>, bring their glammy, genre-hopping sound to\u00a0the Bellwether on Sept. 22<\/a>, a long way from the\u00a0tiny Halloween show they played at the Echo<\/a>\u00a0back in 2014, before they were filling rooms like this one. Tommy Newport opens with his own breezy, guitar-driven pop.<\/p>\n Sept. 23 \u2014 Beck at The Greek Theatre<\/p>\n Genre-hopping icon Beck brings decades of shape-shifting hits to\u00a0the Greek Theatre on Sept. 23<\/a>, following an\u00a0epic, career-spanning show at the Hollywood Bowl<\/a>\u00a0that had fans living for those deep cuts all night. Few artists move as fluidly between folk, funk, hip-hop, and alt-rock, and a Beck show is a reminder of just how singular his catalog is live.<\/p>\n Sept. 23 & 24 \u2014 Robyn at Kia Forum<\/p>\n The Swedish Queen of Pop returns to Los Angeles when\u00a0Robyn<\/a>\u00a0headlines two nights at the\u00a0Kia Forum<\/a>. Known for her infectious, melancholic dance-pop and legendary live shows, Robyn brings decades of hits along with new material to the Forum stage.<\/p>\n Sept. 24 \u2014 Kehlani at Intuit Dome<\/p>\n Bay Area R&B star Kehlani<\/a> brings her emotionally raw, genre-blending sound to the\u00a0Intuit Dome on Sept. 24<\/a>, years after she\u00a0stole the show on day 3 of Outside Lands<\/a>. Her music moves easily between pop, hip-hop, and neo-soul, all delivered with the vocal power that\u2019s made her one of R&B\u2019s most consistent hitmakers.<\/p>\n Sept. 24 \u2014 Tricky at The Bellwether<\/p>\n Bristol trip-hop pioneer Tricky brings his shadowy, genre-defining sound to\u00a0the Bellwether on Sept. 24<\/a>, returning to LA since we\u00a0caught him at the Fonda Theatre<\/a>\u00a0back in 2018. His work with Massive Attack and beyond helped invent an entire genre, and his live sets remain steeped in that same dark, atmospheric haze.<\/p>\n Sept. 24 \u2014 Cain Culto at The Roxy<\/p>\n Provocative rap-pop takes over\u00a0The Roxy<\/a>\u00a0as\u00a0Cain Culto<\/a>\u00a0brings his unmistakable blend of Appalachian and Colombian influences to the intimate West Hollywood venue. The Kentucky-raised, Colombian-American artist mixes bluegrass, vallenato, and hip-hop into a sound entirely his own. And we absolutely love him. <\/a><\/p>\n Sept. 25 \u2014 Fontaines D.C. at Hollywood Forever<\/p>\n Irish post-punk favorites Fontaines D.C. play a rare, intimate outdoor show at\u00a0Hollywood Forever Cemetery on Sept. 25<\/a>, arriving just weeks ahead of their new album Dopamine Chamber. We first covered the band\u2019s golden-hour set at\u00a0Primavera Sound LA<\/a>\u00a0back in 2022 and have been hooked ever since. REW opens this time with her own raw, guitar-forward sound.<\/p>\n Sept. 25 \u2014 Overmono at Hollywood Palladium<\/p>\n UK electronic duo Overmono, brothers Tom and Ed Russell, bring their Pure Devotion World Tour to the\u00a0Hollywood Palladium on Sept. 25<\/a>, touching down just weeks after dropping their sophomore album, Pure Devotion \u2014\u00a0a record that sent us straight back to our late-90s rave days<\/a>, thanks to a breakbeat-and-trance-laced opening track in \u201cLockup.\u201d HARD Selects opens the night with massive basslines and cinematic textures pulled from UK garage, techno, breakbeats, and rave culture.<\/p>\n Sept. 25 & 27 \u2014 Iron Maiden at BMO Stadium<\/p>\n Heavy metal titans\u00a0Iron Maiden<\/a>\u00a0headline two nights at\u00a0BMO Stadium on Sept. 25 and 27<\/a>\u00a0with their theatrical, galloping brand of metal. Thrash pioneers Megadeth and Anthrax share the stage, making this one of the year\u2019s biggest metal bills.<\/p>\n Sept. 25 \u2014 Alabama Shakes at Santa Barbara Bowl<\/p>\n Blues-rock powerhouse Alabama Shakes play the scenic\u00a0Santa Barbara Bowl on Sept. 25<\/a>\u00a0\u2014 not technically LA, but the closest stop on their run and well worth the drive up the coast. We first caught them\u00a0playing to a crowd of about 150 at the 98.7FM Hollywood Tower Penthouse<\/a>\u00a0back in 2012, long before they were headlining festivals and amphitheaters, and we\u2019ve been lovin\u2019 them ever since. Tyler Ballgame opens this run with his own gritty, soul-inflected rock and roll.<\/p>\n Sept. 25 \u2014 DJ Shadow at The Novo<\/p>\n Trip-hop and sample-based production pioneer DJ Shadow brings his crate-digging, cinematic sound to\u00a0the Novo on Sept. 25<\/a>, following the beat-driven set he\u00a0delivered at the Fonda Theatre<\/a>\u00a0back in 2017. Few producers have shaped instrumental hip-hop as decisively, and his live shows remain immersive, atmospheric experiences.<\/p>\n Sept. 26-27 \u2014 Faye Webster at Fonda Theatre<\/p>\n Atlanta singer-songwriter Faye Webster brings her deadpan, pedal-steel-laced indie pop to\u00a0the Fonda on Sept. 26 and 27<\/a>. Laila opens with her own blend of soulful, understated songwriting.<\/p>\n Sept. 26 \u2014 Amelie Lens at Grand Park<\/p>\n Belgian techno DJ Amelie Lens takes over Grand Park on Sept. 26<\/a> for a night of pounding, hypnotic dance music, following the\u00a0high-octane set she delivered at CRSSD Festival<\/a>\u00a0in San Diego a couple years back. Known for her relentless, high-energy sets, she\u2019s become one of the most in-demand names in the global techno scene.<\/p>\n Sept. 26 \u2014 Danzig at Honda Center<\/p>\n Horror-punk legend Glenn Danzig headlines a heavy bill at Honda Center in Anaheim on Sept. 26<\/a> \u2014 not Los Angeles, but the nearest stop on his run. Sludge metal cult favorites Acid Bath, satanic doo-wop duo Twin Temple<\/a>, and metal acts Burning Witches and ANA fill out the night.<\/p>\n Sept. 26-27 \u2014 The Killers at Santa Monica Beach<\/p>\n The Killers headline the inaugural Ocean Way festival<\/a> at Santa Monica Beach on Sept. 26 and 27, joined by Jack White and Khruangbin atop a sprawling, genre-spanning lineup \u2014 we caught\u00a0The Killers tearing up Governors Ball<\/a>\u00a0in 2016 and\u00a0Jack White dazzling a Coachella crowd<\/a>\u00a0the year before that, and Khruangbin a year later<\/a> when they were still the opening act. Headliner Olivia Dean will be a real special treat. It wasn\u2019t too long ago when we covered her small club show at the Echoplex<\/a>. The rest of the bill ranges from indie rock (Alvvays) and soul (Durand Jones & The Indications, Hiatus Kaiyote) to house and dance music (SG Lewis, Hot Chip, DJ Harvey, Blond:ish, Poolside, Olivia Dean, 54 Ultra, Austin Millz, NALA, Heidi Lawden, Carlita, Good Neighbours, Vandelux, Coco & Breezy, and Erez), making it one of the most eclectic festival lineups to hit LA all year. Tickets are surprisingly still available<\/a>.<\/p>\n Sept. 28-29 \u2014 Ecca Vandal at Teragram Ballroom<\/p>\n Melbourne-based rocker Ecca Vandal brings her genre-smashing blend of punk, hip-hop, and electronic music to the\u00a0Teragram Ballroom on Sept. 28 and 29<\/a>, not long after she\u00a0celebrated her new album at Monty\u2019s Good Burger<\/a>\u00a0in Echo Park. Speed of Light opens with their own high-energy rock sound.<\/p>\n Sept. 29 \u2014 Erykah Badu at Hollywood Bowl<\/p>\n Neo-soul queen Erykah Badu returns to the\u00a0Hollywood Bowl on Sept. 29<\/a>, the same stage where she\u00a0filled the venue with warm nostalgia<\/a>\u00a0a few years back, this time with a stacked bill featuring producer The Alchemist and Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea. DJ PEE .WEE, Charles Gaines Collective, and Black Nile round out a night built for genre-crossing discovery.<\/p>\n Sept. 28-29 \u2014 Jack White at Hollywood Palladium<\/p>\n White Stripes frontman Jack White brings his raw, blues-driven rock and roll to\u00a0the Palladium on Sept. 28 and 29<\/a>, just after his Ocean Way festival appearance and a little over a decade after he\u00a0tore through a raucous solo set at Coachella<\/a>. Expect the kind of unpredictable, guitar-shredding set that\u2019s defined his solo career. Twin Temple opens on Sept. 29.<\/p>\n Sept. 30 \u2014 DARKSIDE at Lodge Room<\/p>\n The experimental duo of Nicol\u00e1s Jaar and Dave Harrington returns to\u00a0Lodge Room on Sept. 30<\/a>, the same intimate room where they\u00a0played three back-to-back shows<\/a>\u00a0last year. Their live shows are known for stretching songs into extended, hypnotic jams.<\/p>\n Sept. 30 \u2014 Aldous Harding at Pacific Electric<\/p>\n New Zealand singer-songwriter Aldous Harding closes out September (and kicks off October) with her eerie, theatrical brand of folk at\u00a0Pacific Electric on Sept. 30<\/a>, her first LA stop since she and Hand Habits\u00a0weaponized restraint at a sold-out Lodge Room<\/a>\u00a0back in 2019. Sam Burton opens with his own hushed, vintage-leaning country-folk sound.<\/p>\n What To Do If Tickets Are Sold Out?<\/p>\n If tickets sell out, your other option is to buy them via online resellers like VividSeats<\/a> or StubHub.<\/a> When all else fails, we prefer these resell options because both offer a 100% Guarantee. You can also purchase resale tickets through Ticketmaster\u2019s resale program. Just search for the concert or event you want to attend, and see if any resale tickets are available. We recommend comparing the three options to determine which one works best for you.<\/p>\n Also, more standard tickets are often released in the weeks leading up to the show date. We\u2019ve seen it with Oasis<\/a>, Nine Inch Nails<\/a>, BLACKPINK<\/a>, and many more. These tickets are normally production release tickets and sideview\/limited-view tickets. 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Sleater-Kinney at Hollywood Palladium<\/p>\n![\"Thievery](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/thievery.jpg\"\/)
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Thievery Corporation at the Greek Theatre by Farah Sosa <\/p>\n![\"Arlo](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/arlo-parks3-2.jpg\"\/)
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Arlo Parks at Moroccan Lounge \u2013 Photo by Bryan Olinger<\/p>\n![\"AFI](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/afi-photos-at-coachella.jpg\"\/)
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AFI at Coachella 2014<\/p>\n![\"Kelela](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/kelela-photos-fyf-fest2014.jpeg\"\/)
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Kelela at FYF Fest 2014<\/p>\n![\"Kehlani](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/kehlani_osl2021_05.jpg\"\/)
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Kehlani at Outside Lands \u2013 Photo by Tom Dellinger<\/p>\n![\"Alabama](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/alabama-shakes.jpg\"\/)
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Alabama Shakes at Arroyo Seco Festival by Danielle Gornbein<\/p>\n![\"Amelie](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/AMELIELENS-169-1-scaled.jpeg\"\/)
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Amelie Lens at CRSSD 2023 \u2013 Photo by Bryan Olinger<\/p>\n![\"Khruangbin.](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/FSTOPkhGG-9.jpg\"\/)
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Khruangbin. Photo by Farah Sosa<\/p>\n![\"Aldous](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/aldous3.jpg\"\/)
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Aldous Harding at the Regent shot by Danielle Gornbein<\/p>\n
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