This week’s best shows in L.A. feature everything from iconic names in small spaces like GZA at Blue Note LA, to sold-out shows with beloved artists like Jessie J at The United Theater on Broadway. As for the indie venues, you can’t go wrong with Feluka’s birthday bash at Moroccan Lounge or Shame at Zebulon, and many more. Find the best shows in Los Angeles at Grimy Goods, curated by real human music bloggers.
After a busy GRAMMYs week full of intimate performances and last-minute shows, you’d think Los Angeles would take a beat this week, but that’s never the case in the city that has it all.
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The Warlocks, Wyld Gooms, Chippy & The Psychedelic Dirtbags at Gold-Diggers 2/1
1. Galdive at The Roxy
On February 2, Galdive brings their signature blend of lush electronic production and emotive vocals to The Roxy. Their sound—rich with atmospheric layers and introspective grooves—creates a live mood that feels both cinematic and immediate, offering fans an engaging start to the month. Tickets are on sale now.
Harvey Brittain + Ylona Garcia at Gold Diggers 2/3
Fabiano Do Nascimento at Townhouse Venice 2/3
Tarek Yamani Trio: Afro-Arabic Jazz Conceptions at 2220 Arts + Archives 2/3
2. GZA with Live Band at Blue Note LA
One of hip-hop’s most revered lyricists revisits his landmark solo work with a live band backing him at Blue Note LA on February 4 & 5. GZA’s sharp intellect, minimalist delivery, and jazz-inflected production make Liquid Swords a cornerstone of conscious rap and golden-era hip hop. Tickets are available now.
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Zoé Basha at Permanent Records Roadhouse 2/4
Aaron Goldberg: Improvised Loops & Live Animations ft Pendleton Ward at Gold-Diggers 2/4
Gregg Belisle-Chi Trio, GATS at Healing Force of the Universe 2/4
New Life + Cupid & Psyche at The Airliner 2/4
Cuffed Up: Ralph’s Birthday/Benefit Show at El Cid 2/4
Devon Ross & Friends, Jawdropped, Lawsell Virginia at Zebulon (FREE) 2/4
3. Say She She at The Belasco
Blending disco-era grooves with modern soul, Say She She bring radiant harmonies and dancefloor-ready energy to The Belasco on February 5. The Brooklyn trio’s sound pulls from funk, gospel, and R&B while maintaining a bold, contemporary edge. Tickets are on sale now.
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Dori Valentine w/ Texas Beach Machine at Gold-Diggers 2/5
Shannon Lay: Phil Krohengold’s First Thursday Bud at Healing Force of the Universe 2/5
4. Jessie J at The United Theater on Broadway
Known for her commanding voice and emotional range, Jessie J delivers a night of pop anthems and powerhouse ballads at The United Theater on Broadway on February 6. Tickets are available now. Tickets are on sale now. We recommend comparing resale ticket prices at StubHub and Vivid Seats, as these shows are sold out.
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Tijuana No & Matamoska at The Regent Theater – Feb. 6
Silversun Pickups at The Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever 2/6
Fat, Evil Children at Sid The Cat Auditorium 2/6
Lozenge, Shuggie Shooter, Folded Kite at Gold-Diggers 2/6
5. Felukah at The Moroccan Lounge
Celebrate with Egyptian rapper/singer/activist Felukah on February 7 as she marks her birthday with a special performance at The Moroccan Lounge. Expect a set that fuses sharp rap flows with revolutionary vocals, making this event feel more like a party than a standard show. Grab tickets while they’re still available.
6. Shame at The Belasco
Post-punk provocateurs Shame hit The Belasco on February 7, bringing ferocious energy and biting social commentary. The South London band is celebrated for explosive live sets that blur the line between chaos and control. Tickets are on sale now.
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Xibalba at The Regent Theater 2/7
The Martinez Brothers at Reframe Studios 2/7
Fred Frith, Shelley Burgon, Modern Current at 2220 Arts + Archives 2/7
Tobacco City, Lost Padres (Scott Hirsch), Nighttime at Gold-Diggers 2/7
Evicshen, Ryosuke Kiyasu, Bromp Treb at Zebulon 2/7
Dylan Meek at Sid The Cat Auditorium 2/7 (FREE)
Winter Mass with Patriarchy x GVLLOW at The Echo 2/8
The Warlocks, Acid Tongue, Lord Friday The 13th at Gold-Diggers 2/8
Keyon Harrold and Friends at Blue Note LA 2/8
Next World Showcase w/ An Tran, Chiabiee, Hye Jin, Nicole Han at The Paramount 2/8
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