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More than 20 years after emerging from the early-2000s post-hardcore and emo explosion, The Used continue to prove that longevity in rock music is earned through evolution, not nostalgia. Since bursting onto the scene with their self-titled debut in 2002, the Utah band has built a career on emotionally honest songwriting, explosive live performances, and an unwavering connection with fans. While many of their peers have slowed down or disappeared, The Used have remained commi

Three of the defining bands of the 1990s alternative rock era are set to share one stage this summer as Blues Traveler, Gin Blossoms, and Spin Doctors bring their co-headlining tour to the Hollywood Bowl on July 18. The evening promises to be more than just a nostalgic trip through one of rock's most memorable decades—it's a celebration of music that has continued to resonate with fans for more than 30 years. The concert begins at 8 p.m., with the iconic Los Angeles venue onc

After four years away from the studio, English rock giants Muse have returned with The Wow! Signal, their ambitious tenth studio album and perhaps their most cosmic journey yet. Released on June 26, the record takes its name from the mysterious "Wow!" radio signal detected in 1977—an unexplained burst from deep space that has long fueled theories about extraterrestrial life. The concept serves as the perfect backdrop for a band that has built its career on blending science fi

Emerging mountain rock outfit Trails of the Mare has officially released its highly anticipated new album on Spotify, marking an exciting new chapter for the band and giving fans a fresh collection of songs that blend emotion, atmosphere, and thoughtful songwriting. The release showcases the group's signature sound, combining lyrics with explosive melodies that invite listeners into a deeply personal musical journey. The album explores themes of reflection, change, and resili

For nearly six decades, the Kia Forum in Inglewood has stood as one of Southern California’s most iconic music venues, earning a reputation as a stage where generations of legendary artists have left their mark. Originally opened on December 30, 1967, as The Forum, the circular arena was designed by architect Charles Luckman and initially served as the home of the Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Kings. While sports helped establish its early identity, music quickly became

After nearly three decades of shaping the indie rock landscape, Death Cab for Cutie return with a deeply personal and reflective new album, I Built You a Tower. The band’s 11th studio record marks a significant new era, arriving as their first release through independent label ANTI- after more than 20 years with Atlantic Records. Released on June 5, 2026, the album finds the group reconnecting with the emotional honesty and intimate songwriting that helped define their legacy

For nearly a century, The Observatory North Park has stood as one of San Diego's most recognizable entertainment venues. Located in the heart of North Park on University Avenue, the building first opened its doors in 1929 as the North Park Theatre, serving as a grand movie palace during the golden age of cinema. Its ornate architecture, marquee signage, and central location quickly made it a cultural gathering place for generations of San Diegans. Over the decades, the venue

The 30th Annual Newport Beach Jazz Festival returned to the Hyatt Regency Newport Beach from May 29–31, bringing thousands of music fans together for a weekend filled with smooth jazz, soul, R&B, and unforgettable performances. Set against the picturesque backdrop of the Back Bay, the festival once again proved why it remains one of Orange County's longest-running and most beloved music traditions. The milestone anniversary featured a lineup that blended legendary performers