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Los Angeles is one of the finest music cities in the world, which is both a gift and a curse: There’s always a ton of great music being played somewhere, but there’s so much of it that it can be difficult to sort through it all and find the best stuff. If that’s a problem you’ve faced, you’re in the right place: Keep reading to find a list of the concerts in the Los Angeles area that are worth your time for the week of May 27.
Tuesday, May 28
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Pink Sweat$ @ The Fonda Theatre [Sold Out]
The rosy swag of singer-songwriter and producer Pink Sweat$ is injecting a unique style into the genre of R&B. His Volume 1 cut “Honesty” reached No. 23 on Spotify’s Global Viral Chart and No. 10 on Spotify’s US Viral Chart. The Philly singer’s follow-up project Volume 2 EP was released in March and features his smooth joint “Coke & Henny Pt. 2,” which he recently performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
88 Glam @ Roxy Theatre [Tickets]
Derek Wise and 88 Camino make up XO’s best-kept secret, 88Glam — a Toronto-based R&B duo with two buzzing singles already under their belt which include “Bali” featuring NAV and “12” with The Weeknd.
Wednesday, May 29
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DaBaby @ The Novo [Tickets]
Charlotte rhymer DaBaby is one of the crop of rappers making noise from the region with the release of his chart-topping debut album Baby on Baby in March. His Billboard Hot 100 hit “Suge” is already certified gold and has the power to get any crowd rocking.
Pink Sweat$ @ The Fonda Theatre [Sold Out]
Friday, May 31
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Young M.A. @ El Rey Theatre [Tickets]
In 2016, Brooklyn’s own Young M.A. took over radio airwaves with her summer hit “OOOUUU.” The track was one of the most remixed songs of the year and was followed-up by her debut studio album Herstory, which included another banger from M.A. titled “Hot Sauce.”
DJ Quik @ The Novo [Tickets]
Legendary west coast rapper and producer DJ Quik is still delivering the musical goods. His collaborative project Rosecrans with Problem featured major guest appearances from The Game and Wiz Khalifa, but nothing beats classic Quik like his 1991 Billboard hit “Tonite” or 2001’s “Trouble.”
May 28, 2019 at 07:00AM via ThePurpleSnakeEra
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