The California Democratic Party brought the Stop the Power Grab Tour to Hollywood on Sunday.
Just a few days from Election Day, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra took the stage at the Hollywood Palladium to rally votes.

It happened on a Tuesday night. The indie band almost monday performed at The Belasco on Oct. 20. The band’s headline tour covers cities across North America, the UK and Europe, promoting its sophomore album, “THANK GOD IT’S ALMOST MONDAY”. The San Diego locals, accompanied by opener Rec Hall, took the stage to perform uplifting songs.

Broxton Plaza went to the dogs on Saturday – and they came dressed for the occasion.
Some arrived as pumpkins, others as superheroes. They descended on the event strolling in packs, sitting in strollers and perching on their owner’s shoulder.

Weezer cranked out two hours of ‘90s jams at Crypto.com arena Saturday night.
 
The four-piece alternative rock band completed the North American leg of its “The Gathering” tour, which promoted the self-titled “Gold Album,” alongside opening acts Silversun Pickups and The Shins.

Beabadoobee energized the crowd at the sold-out Kia Forum on Wednesday.
The Filipino British singer-songwriter began her career as an indie pop star before electrifying her music with a shift to alternative rock.

19-year-old singer-songwriter Waylon Wyatt serenaded The Fonda Theatre on Sept. 24, accompanied by opener Zandi Holup. The Arkansas local swept the Los Angeles venue as part of the world tour for his debut album “Dustpiles.” Concertgoers praised the country singer for his relatability and mature storytelling about love.

2016 is back.
 
Throwback outfits and 2010s hits took over Bruin Bash as students turned the clock back a decade. Presented by the Campus Events Commission and Cultural Affairs Commission, the annual festival brought Kid Ink and KYLE to the Los Angeles Tennis Center on Sept.