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Bayonne-The Filters Tour

Nov 21, 2026 Lodge Room, 104 N Avenue 56, Los A…

Watching one person build a song in real time out of loops, without it collapsing, is a specific kind of tension that recordings cannot reproduce — every layer has to land or the whole thing falls apart in front of everybody. That is the entire premise here: a Texas musician surrounded by hardware, constructing bright, propulsive instrumental pop live rather than triggering it. The songs are melodic enough to work as pop and repetitive enough to work as dance music, which is a narrow place to stand. He has been doing it long enough that the failures no longer happen and the crowd has stopped expecting them. Highland Park's upstairs hall has the ceiling and the floor for it. Music at 8:00 PM at 104 N Avenue 56, a Saturday. Live-looping shows draw the people who make music themselves, and that crowd asks better questions afterward.

NieR:Orchestra Concert 12026 [YoRHa] — Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles

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NieR:Orchestra Concert 12026 [YoRHa] — Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles

Nov 21, 2026 Shrine Auditorium, 665 W Jefferson…

The songs are in a language that does not exist. The composer team built it out of what French and Gaelic and Japanese might erode into several thousand years from now, then had Emi Evans sing it, which is how you end up grieving along to music you cannot translate a single word of. People who have never touched the games cry at this anyway, and nobody has ever been able to explain that cleanly to a friend. She is on stage for this one. So is J'Nique Nicole, the other original voice, with a full orchestra and chorus behind them and a newly narrated story cut across a screen the width of the room. This is the follow-up production to the 12024 concert, which filled halls almost entirely on word of mouth from people who could not articulate why a game about androids fighting machines in a ruined France had taken them apart so thoroughly. Eric Roth conducts. The Shrine is the correct room for it — large enough to hold the chorus, old enough that the building itself does some of the work. Saturday November 21, doors ahead of an 8:00 start. 665 West Jefferson Boulevard.

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El Fantasma

Nov 21, 2026 Peacock Theater, 777 Chick Hearn C…

He was working construction in Arizona and uploading songs to YouTube, and the thing that made people stop scrolling was that his voice sounded like it had already done a full day. That has stayed true through arenas. El Fantasma sings sierreno and norteno without smoothing any of it out, and the audience he built is largely people whose own weeks look like the one he was having when he recorded the first ones. A theater show is a different proposition from the fairground and casino circuit where a lot of this music lives - assigned seats, real acoustics, a crowd that came for the songs rather than the beer garden. If somebody in your family plays this in the truck, this is the invitation that lands. He still tours with a full norteno lineup rather than tracks, which is audible within one song. A single night, Saturday the 21st of November, with an eight o'clock downbeat.

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Sure Fire Soul Ensemble, The Styletones

Nov 21 – Nov 22, 2026 The Casbah, 2501 Kettner Blvd, San…

Instrumental soul is music for people who have run out of things to say and would rather not be sung at about it. No lyrics to argue with. Just a Hammond organ, a horn section, and a rhythm section that has clearly played together for years. Sure Fire Soul Ensemble are from here — a San Diego band cut from the same cloth as the Daptone records out of Brooklyn, playing deep funk and boogaloo with the tape hiss left in on purpose. They record to analog, which is the sort of detail that could be affectation and in their case audibly is not; the records sound like they were found rather than made. The Styletones share the bill and the same lineage. This is a local band on a local stage in front of people who have watched them get good over a decade. Those nights are different, and everybody in the room knows it. Doors at eight on Saturday the twenty-first of November; the band goes on at nine.

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Jerry's Middle Finger (Night 1)

Nov 21 – Nov 22, 2026 Pappy & Harriet's, 53688 Pioneerto…

The argument about whether a tribute band can matter gets settled quickly in this particular case, because the music in question was never really about the recordings — it was about a room, a length, and a willingness to go somewhere unplanned. This Los Angeles group plays the Jerry Garcia Band material specifically rather than the larger catalog, which is a narrower and better idea, and the players are good enough that the improvisation is real rather than rehearsed. The audience is a genuine community with its own etiquette, and it travels. Two nights in a high desert saloon at the end of November is the kind of booking people plan a weekend around. Music at 9:30 PM in Pioneertown, the first of two. Everybody who comes to both nights ends up knowing everybody else who did, which is the entire tradition being carried forward.

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Encinitas Holiday Street Fair 2026

Nov 22, 2026 South Coast Highway 101, Encinitas…

The Sunday before Thanksgiving, six blocks of Historic Highway 101 in Encinitas close to traffic and fill with the unofficial kickoff to North County's holiday season. The Encinitas Holiday Street Fair has run for nearly forty years: hundreds of booths of handmade crafts, art, antiques, and ethnic imports, two stages of live music, street food and sweets, a beer-and-wine garden, and a family fun zone — all of it two blocks from the ocean with the coast breeze rolling through. It's a stroll-and-shop kind of day, the one where locals knock out holiday gifts from real makers instead of a mall, then grab a churro and catch a band. Admission and parking are free; come early for the good vendor finds and street parking. The Encinitas Holiday Street Fair runs Sunday, November 22, 2026, along South Coast Highway 101 in downtown Encinitas. Free admission. By dusk the string lights come on over Highway 101 and the whole town feels like it finally exhaled into the holidays.

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Los Angeles Chargers V New York Jets

Nov 22, 2026 SoFi Stadium, 1001 Stadium Dr, Ing…

Supporting this team in this city is an exercise in being outnumbered at home, and everybody who does it knows it. The bolt has a real and stubborn following here, much of it inherited from seventy years down the coast, and it spends every autumn watching its own stadium fill with somebody else's colours. Sometimes that is funny. Sometimes it stings. Against a team travelling three thousand miles in late November it will at least be quieter than usual, which means a genuine chance to hear your own section for once and to sit among people who chose this on purpose rather than because the algorithm told them it was an event. New York does not send many west this time of year. The lower bowl at SoFi Stadium is closer to the field than the size of the place suggests, and on a low-demand Sunday those seats come down to something reasonable. November 22, a 1:05 kickoff. Go be the loud part of the building for an afternoon.

Festival of Lights at the Mission Inn 2026 — Riverside

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Festival of Lights at the Mission Inn 2026 — Riverside

Nov 22, 2026 The Mission Inn Hotel & Spa, 3649 …

The first time you see it, you stop walking. Ten million lights wrapped around a century-old hotel in downtown Riverside, and the building itself looks like it is breathing — towers and turrets and Spanish arches outlined in white and gold against a cold November sky. Your phone cannot capture it. Nothing can. The scale is absurd and the beauty is sincere and you stand there with strangers who are all doing the same thing you are doing, which is nothing at all except looking up. The Festival of Lights at the Mission Inn has run every holiday season since 1992. The Grand Switch-On Ceremony on November 22 draws tens of thousands to watch the building come alive for the first time — a concert, a dance performance, and then the moment when every bulb fires at once and the crowd makes a sound that is not quite a cheer and not quite a gasp. After opening night, the lights stay on through January 6, and the surrounding blocks of downtown Riverside fill with food vendors, carolers, horse-drawn carriages, and a walk-through experience that takes longer than you planned because you keep stopping. Riverside is an hour from San Diego, an hour from LA, and forty minutes from the IE core. This is not a drive you will regret. November 22, 2026 through January 6, 2027. Switch-On Ceremony at 5 PM on November 22. The Mission Inn Hotel & Spa, 3649 Mission Inn Ave, Riverside, CA 92501.

KATSEYE: THE WILDWORLD TOUR Night 2 — Crypto.com Arena, Los Angeles

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KATSEYE: THE WILDWORLD TOUR Night 2 — Crypto.com Arena, Los Angeles

Nov 22, 2026 Crypto.com Arena, 1111 S Figueroa …

You already know what this feels like. You were there last night, or you watched someone's shaky vertical video at 1 AM and felt something close to fury that it wasn't you in the frame. KATSEYE came back and the arena hasn't stopped vibrating. Night two is not a repeat. Night two is the version where every member has already felt the room and now they're playing inside it — looser, louder, the kind of show where the setlist bends because the crowd won't let a moment end. The Wildworld Tour is KATSEYE's second global run, 31 cities across five continents, and Los Angeles gets two nights because one was never going to be enough. The group was born from the Netflix competition series Dream Academy, assembled by HYBE and Geffen, and what they built is a six-member unit that moves between pop, R&B, and dance with the confidence of a group that has already outlasted every prediction made about them. If you were at Night 1, you're coming back because you already know. If you weren't, someone has already told you that you need to be here. Crypto.com Arena, 1111 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles. Doors 7:00 PM, show 8:00 PM.

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The Goddamn Gallows, King Sickabilly

Nov 22, 2026 Soda Bar, 3615 El Cajon Blvd, San …

Picture a banjo, a washtub bass, an accordion and a drum kit being played by people who look like they arrived on a freight train, and you are most of the way there. The rest is volume. The Goddamn Gallows have spent close to twenty years touring relentlessly through a genre that barely has a name — gypsy-punk, psychobilly, hellbilly, take your pick — and building an audience the old way, one van-driven show at a time. Their crowd overlaps almost perfectly between punks and people who own a lot of Johnny Cash, two groups who do not otherwise share rooms. That overlap is the whole event. A Sunday night on El Cajon Boulevard for a band that has never once played a set at half effort. Doors at seven on Sunday the twenty-second of November, music at eight.

A lo-fi evening with Kitty Craft and Friends

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A lo-fi evening with Kitty Craft and Friends

Nov 22, 2026 Lodge Room, 104 N Avenue 56, Los A…

Sampling nineteen-sixties pop records into something that sounds like a half-remembered childhood was being done in a bedroom in Los Angeles years before anybody had a name for it, and the person doing it has never particularly cared about being credited for that. Pamela Valfer's records came out on small labels at the turn of the century, went out of print, and were rediscovered by a generation that found them through the same internet channels that made the whole aesthetic ubiquitous. An evening framed this way — with friends, informal, in a room this size — is closer to a listening party among people who care than to a concert. Highland Park's upstairs Masonic hall, wood floors, a Sunday night in November. Music at 8:00 PM at 104 N Avenue 56. Nights built around a scene rather than a headliner are where you find out how many people around you have been quietly keeping something alive.

Jackson Browne — Hollywood Pantages Theatre, Los Angeles

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Jackson Browne — Hollywood Pantages Theatre, Los Angeles

Nov 23, 2026 Hollywood Pantages Theatre, 6233 H…

Fifty years of writing the ache of driving somewhere you have never been, the pull of a life you have not started living yet. Jackson Browne has been putting that feeling into songs since before most of his audience was born, and it has never stopped being true. This is the fourth night of a run at the Hollywood Pantages Theatre, one of the most beautiful rooms on the West Coast. Gilded Art Deco ceilings, plush seats, the kind of acoustic intimacy that makes every note feel like it is landing directly on your chest. The Pantages was built in 1930 and every surface was designed to carry sound. Due to overwhelming demand, a fourth night was added to the residency — the previous three nights sold fast. Jackson Browne plays at 8pm on a Monday night, which is exactly when you need a song like 'Late for the Sky' the most. A portion of ticket proceeds supports arts, education, the environment, and social justice through the Jackson Browne Benefit Ticket program available at jacksonbrowne.com. The Hollywood Pantages Theatre is at 6233 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028. Tickets on Ticketmaster. Monday, November 23, 2026.

Belly Up & Casbah Present Pretty Sick + sex week

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Belly Up & Casbah Present Pretty Sick + sex week

Nov 23, 2026 $25 Music Box, 1337 India St, San Dieg…

Monday is the night a show tells you who actually loves a band. Nobody wanders in on a Monday. Everyone in the room chose to be there. Pretty Sick make loud, bruised guitar music that sounds like a basement even in a nice room: fuzz up front, a singer who sounds done explaining herself, choruses you are shouting back by the second listen. Their sophomore record, Anarchy, landed in September, so this run is the first time most of these songs meet a crowd that has had just enough time to learn every word. sex week open, and the pairing makes sense the moment the first chord hits. Bring the friend who still keeps the band shirts from high school folded in a drawer and pretends not to. They will act like a Monday show is no big deal right up until the lights go down. Monday, November 23. Doors 7 p.m., show 8 p.m., 18+. Music Box, 1337 India Street, San Diego. $25 advance, $30 day of. Half the people up front will be in bands you have not heard of yet.

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Beauty School Dropout

Nov 24, 2026 from $25 Teragram Ballroom, 1234 W 7th St, …

Somewhere around the second chorus you will realise the entire room is made of people who were fourteen in a very specific year and have decided, tonight, to be that age again on purpose. It is not nostalgia exactly - the band is young and the songs are new - it is more that a certain kind of guitar tone gives permission. Three guys from Los Angeles who got their break opening for bands their own fans' older siblings loved, playing a room that holds six hundred and change on a Tuesday in late November. The Tuesday is the point. Weeknight shows at this size draw the people who actually listen rather than the people who bought tickets because it was Saturday, and the difference is audible from the floor - everybody knows the words, including the deep ones. All ages, which at this venue means the front row is teenagers and the bar is their parents pretending not to enjoy it. Seventh Street, downtown Los Angeles.

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Rhondavous: The Ravesgiving

Nov 25, 2026 Catch One, 4067 Pico Blvd, Los Ang…

Thanksgiving week has a hole in it that nobody admits to. The meal ends early, the relatives go to bed at nine, and you are twenty-six years old standing in your childhood kitchen with a full night ahead of you and nothing to do with it. Everyone you went to high school with is also in town and also bored. A warehouse-scale room on Pico has been solving that deliberately. Catch One has been one of the most important dance floors in Los Angeles for decades, and a Thanksgiving-week party there runs on a very specific crowd: people home for the holiday, people who never left, and regulars who treat the week as a reunion they did not have to organize. House and techno, doors at six, early enough that you can genuinely do both. Going early is the move. The first two hours are when the room is loose and you can hear the person next to you. November 25 at Catch One, 4067 Pico Boulevard. If someone you love is flying home that week and dreading the downtime, this is the text to send.

Gary Numan - North American Fall Tour 2026

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Gary Numan - North American Fall Tour 2026

Nov 25, 2026 $57+ The Observatory North Park, 2891 U…

Before there was a word for it, a pale, anxious kid from the London suburbs figured out that a synthesizer could sound like exactly how it feels to be an outsider — cold, alien, and somehow more human for it. Gary Numan made alienation danceable, wrote the future's theme song with Cars, and then spent forty years turning that dread into something monolithic and thunderous. Live now, he is all industrial weight and red light and machine pulse, a survivor who made a whole life out of the feeling of not fitting in — which is exactly why his crowd, the misfits who found him, would follow him anywhere. The Observatory goes dark and heavy and strangely communal. Wednesday, November 25, 2026, 7pm, North Park. Come feel the strange comfort of a room full of people who also never quite belonged, moving together to the sound of the machine. Wear the black you were saving — this is the one crowd that will get it exactly.

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The Residents | Fully Seated

Nov 25, 2026 Ventura Music Hall, 1888 E Thompso…

Anonymity used to be a career-ending choice and this band made it the entire point, spending five decades on stage with their faces covered while releasing records that treat pop music as an anthropological specimen. Nobody agrees on who is in it. That is deliberate and it has held. What gets lost in the eyeball costume is that the work itself is genuinely unsettling — song cycles about American violence, obsessive tribute albums, an approach to storytelling closer to outsider art than to rock. Seated shows suit the current material, which is more narrative than noise. The audience is one of the strangest and most pleasant in music: people who have followed this since vinyl, art students, and a scattering of the merely curious who will leave changed. Music at 8:00 PM in Ventura on East Thompson Boulevard. It falls the night before Thanksgiving, which is either the worst or the best possible preparation depending on your family.

Dub Club presents Sister Nancy — Echoplex, Los Angeles

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Dub Club presents Sister Nancy — Echoplex, Los Angeles

Nov 25 – Nov 26, 2026 1822 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, C…

Somewhere around the third bass drop on a Wednesday night at the Echoplex, you stop wondering why you came out on a school night. Dub Club has been doing this since 2000 — turning a room in Echo Park into the closest thing LA has to Kingston after dark. The selectors, the sound system, the crowd that moves like they've been moving together for years. On November 26, the night before Thanksgiving, they bring Sister Nancy — the woman behind Bam Bam, one of the most sampled songs in history, the track that soundtracks every dancehall you have ever stepped into and half the hip-hop you grew up on. She is performing live with the Soul Syndicate band. That is not a DJ set. That is the original voice in a room built for exactly this kind of ceremony. The Wednesday before Thanksgiving is either spent on a couch or spent somewhere that makes you grateful you left it. Dub Club chose for you. 21 and over. Doors at 9 PM. The Echoplex, 1822 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles.

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