Long Beach indie rock group Cold War Kids performed at The Observatory in Santa Ana last Thursday.

If you took a drive down Union Pacific in East Los Angeles Saturday you might have heard the ruckus that was coming out of an ominous warehouse. That ruckus was F*** That Fest

2 Chainz, the rapper formerly known as Tity Boi, performed at the Glass House in Pomona on Wednesday night.

On Tuesday night at the Troubadour two members of the band Of Monsters and Men walked through the crowd and into their backstage dressing room without a single member of the sold out show noticing.

The repulsive smell of a blunt being passed around by four people sitting in front of me on the north terrace didn’t put a damper on the circus-like performance that was delivered by Beirut at the Greek Theatre.

Laura Marling and Alessi’s Ark brought the West London folk scene to a crowd of about 200 eager fans at 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday at the Troubadour.

If you were deaf and relied solely on your vision, you may have mistaken the five-piece English-based band the Horrors for portraying witches dancing around a pot of boiling fog on stage for an early Halloween special at 7 p.m. Monday at the Glass House in Pomona.

Chicago-based punk rock band Rise Against pulled off an authentic punk rock performance April 7 at the Long Beach Arena that proved some things do get better with age.

About 40 students gathered in the Campus Center Wednesday night to watch the local band Heartstop perform songs from its EP “Moments.”

Not many people in the music business can turn heads like Kenny Vasoli. Once the lead singer of the popular pop-punk band The Starting Line, he now heads the genre-bending rock band Person L.