Los Angeles is alive with music this week as venues across the city prepare to host some of the best indie, pop, rock, and electronic acts. Fans of live music can experience a wide range of genres, from electro-indie and synthpop to Latin alternative, soul, post-punk, and psychedelic rock. With ticketed shows selling fast, and even free performances available, there’s something for every music lover in LA this week.

Story Highlights: Los Angeles Concerts This Week

• Zimmer90 at The Masonic – Electro-indie pop, album release show, October 8

• Balu Brigada at the Fonda Theatre – Indie rock/alt-pop, October 9

• Durand Jones & The Indications at Greek Theatre – Soul, R&B, funk, October 9

• The Budos Band at The Novo – Afrobeat, psychedelic rock, October 10

• Chappell Roan at Brookside at the Rose Bowl – Pop, synthpop, October 10-11

• Sextile & Automatic at The Novo – Post-punk, industrial, October 11

• Las Cafeteras at The Ford – Latin alternative, folk, soul, October 11

• Rituals of Mine at Zebulon – Electronic, alt-R&B, trip hop, free show, October 11

• Osees at Teragram Ballroom – Garage rock, psychedelic punk, October 11

• Junior Varsity at The Roxy – Indie rock/indie pop, October 12

Zimmer90 at The Masonic – Wednesday, October 8

German electro-indie duo Zimmer90 will perform an album release show at the historic Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever. Known for their velvety synthpop sound, Zimmer90 has been praised for crafting “insatiable electro indie pop with velvety vibes.” Fans can expect an immersive performance that blends electronic beats with pop sensibilities.

Balu Brigada at the Fonda Theatre – Thursday, October 9

New Zealand alt-pop sensation Balu Brigada headlines the Fonda Theatre in support of their debut album Portal. The band, known for hits like “Backseat,” has been recognized for their fresh take on indie rock and electro-pop. A spokesperson said, “Balu Brigada delivers catchy hooks and immersive soundscapes that resonate with fans worldwide.”

Durand Jones & The Indications at Greek Theatre – Thursday, October 9

Soul, R&B, and funk fans can catch Durand Jones and The Indications at the Greek Theatre with support from The Psycodelics. Critics have highlighted their “ability to gush hope in the face of pain” through songs like “Love Will Work It Out” and “Been So Long.” This performance promises classic grooves and heartfelt emotion.

The Budos Band at The Novo – Friday, October 10

The Budos Band will bring their signature afrobeat and psychedelic rock sound to The Novo in downtown LA. Known for darkly soulful tracks like “Arcane Rambler” and “Burnt Offering,” the band delivers a hypnotic, high-energy performance. Supporting act Benny Trokan adds an extra layer of rhythm and funk to the night.

Chappell Roan at Brookside at the Rose Bowl – October 10-11

Pop fans can see Chappell Roan’s Visions of Damsels & Other Dangerous Things Pop-Up Shows at Brookside at the Rose Bowl. Although tickets are sold out, resale options through VividSeats and AXS are available. Chappell Roan, dubbed the Pink Pony Club Queen, has captivated audiences with her glam pop and synthpop performances. She recently commented, “My music is about creating spaces where fans can feel seen and heard.”

Sextile & Automatic at The Novo – Saturday, October 11

Experimental post-punk and industrial acts Sextile and Automatic co-headline The Novo, with Discovery Zone supporting. Sextile’s latest single, “Women Respond to Bass,” has been described as “a powerful exploration of sound and emotion,” while Automatic’s anxious rock single “Too Much Money” is gaining attention across the alternative music scene.

Las Cafeteras at The Ford – Saturday, October 11

LA favorites Las Cafeteras return to The Ford for a special Hasta La Muerte performance. Celebrating life, death, and Latin alternative culture, the band incorporates folk and soul influences into a vibrant show. “Our performances honor culture, history, and the beauty of living fully,” says the group.

Rituals of Mine at Zebulon – Saturday, October 11

Fans of electronic, alternative R&B, and trip hop can attend Rituals of Mine’s free show at Zebulon alongside 81355 and Rhys Langston. Tickets are free but require RSVP. Rituals of Mine recently reflected, “Our music channels nostalgia while helping listeners find closure and connection.”

Osees at Teragram Ballroom – Saturday, October 11

Psychedelic and garage rock act Osees headlines Teragram Ballroom with support from Brigid Dawson and Sunday Mourners. Tickets are sold out, with resale options available. The band’s live performances are known for leaving audiences “in blissful hysterics,” combining high-energy punk with experimental rock elements.

Junior Varsity at The Roxy – Sunday, October 12

Closing the week, Junior Varsity headlines The Roxy in West Hollywood with opening act Groupthink. The indie rock and pop ensemble continues to grow its fan base through dynamic performances and catchy, heartfelt songs.

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