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After more than a year of waiting, we’re on the cusp of the biggest weekend for concerts and music events in the Valley since the pandemic began. No joke. The next three days and nights will feature a mix of big names and notable shows, including three music festivals, long-awaited gigs, and a slew of superstar DJs dropping beats. Big Surf in Tempe will stage rock and punk concerts in its wave pool on back-to-back days featuing iconic bands like Fishbone, Ozomatli, Pennywise, and Face to Face. Elsewhere, Celebrity Theatre will host its first indoor show since March 2020 and local electronic...

Visit Bakersfield presents the Live Stream Vaccine: The Second Dose concert series, brought to you by 23ABC and the Historic Bakersfield Fox Theater. Join us tonight for a live concert featuring Dr. MaddVibe & The Missin’ Links, Contranistas, Dropping In.

Bandcamp / Buy Like a surfer at sunrise, or a lieutenant general girding for a melee attack, ska fans are always scanning the horizon for the next wave. The Jamaican first wave reshaped music; the British second wave proposed a cross-racial, working-class solidarity. At the back half of the 1990s, a slew of screwy ska-punk from like Less Than Jake, Reel Big Fish, and Dance Hall Crashers introduced the actual idea of a wave: ska as a natural, recurrent phenomenon. Since then, the big question is… has that fourth wave hit yet? Should we celebrate or dread its arrival? Are chart hits ...

The Mighty Mighty Bosstones know we’re living in a fractured society. On the Mass. legends’ last album, 2018’s “While We’re at It,” they laid that out on an old-school Jamaican-style boogie called “Divide” (and spoke to overcoming that on the almost-rocksteady track “Unified”). Since 2018, the splintering has only worsened. But that’s no reason for […]

2000 N. Fuller Ave., Hollywood If you want a quiet hike where you can be alone with your thoughts, avoid Runyon on weekends. But if you’re looking to people- or dog-watch, this easy-to-moderate walk will get your heart pumping. There are several trails to choose from — two to three miles on average — that are mostly pavement or dirt. The canyon offers great views on clear days and is dog-friendly with designated off-leash areas. Pro tip: Parking is at a premium on weekends, so arrive early and be sure to read the signs carefully. (You can always park on Hollywood Boulevard on weekends a...