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CLUB 507 Newhall this Sunday, February 23rd, 5-8pm: Ladd McIntosh Swing Orchestra plays some Disney Magic for our dancer...
20/02/2025

CLUB 507 Newhall this Sunday, February 23rd, 5-8pm: Ladd McIntosh Swing Orchestra plays some Disney Magic for our dancers and music lovers. Come enjoy some of the best music by some of the finest musicians in SoCal! Disney Costume Contest for Disney gifts and free passes back to our CLUB 507 Newhall!
















Nina Herzog
Ladd McIntosh

20/02/2025
Get Un-Lonely with Luis Oliart &  The Hinges at Ireland's 32!𝙁𝙧𝙞𝙙𝙖𝙮, FEBRUARY 14TH, 𝟫𝙋𝙈 𝙄𝙧𝙚𝙡𝙖𝙣𝙙'𝙨 𝟥𝟤 𝙞𝙣𝙑𝙖𝙣 𝙉𝙪𝙮𝙨. 𝙁𝙍𝙀𝙀The...
15/02/2025

Get Un-Lonely with Luis Oliart & The Hinges at Ireland's 32!

𝙁𝙧𝙞𝙙𝙖𝙮, FEBRUARY 14TH, 𝟫𝙋𝙈 𝙄𝙧𝙚𝙡𝙖𝙣𝙙'𝙨 𝟥𝟤 𝙞𝙣𝙑𝙖𝙣 𝙉𝙪𝙮𝙨. 𝙁𝙍𝙀𝙀

The Hinges are celebrating Valentine's Day with release of their new live-in-the-studio honkytonk raveup, "I'm Still Lonely."

Celebrate the lovefest with the funk-soul-blues groove of the The Hinges: singer-songwriter-guitarist, Luis Oliart, Fishbone founders, Norwood Fisher & John Steward, Pharcyde keyboardist, Charles 'Chuck Boogie' Moore and guitar star, Jay O'Keefe.

Fri, Feb 14, 6-10:30pm at Urban Press Winery, swing your Valentine with Hot Club of Los Angeles on the Piazza Stage, whe...
14/02/2025

Fri, Feb 14, 6-10:30pm at Urban Press Winery, swing your Valentine with Hot Club of Los Angeles on the Piazza Stage, where we’ll serenade you with our romantic mix of Django jazz and French vocals. Admission included with Valentine's Day Dinner reservations: https://www.urbanpresswinery.com/event-details/valentines-day-dinner

Los Angeles Musicians! Are you keen on performing your music in some live variety shows in random locations? I organize ...
12/02/2025

Los Angeles Musicians! Are you keen on performing your music in some live variety shows in random locations? I organize the locations & the audience and you showcase your awesome talents. Let's have some fun! Check out the link for more info -

Los Angeles, we’re creating ongoing pop-up variety shows where performers can showcase their talents in unique, non-traditional venues — from studios to inspiring, intimate spaces designed to captivate audiences. This will eventually be paid gigs once we do a few test shows to see how it works. ...

Los Angeles Musicians! Are you keen on performing your music in some live variety shows in random locations? I organize ...
12/02/2025

Los Angeles Musicians! Are you keen on performing your music in some live variety shows in random locations? I organize the locations & the audience and you showcase your awesome talents. Let's have some fun! Check out the link for more info - https://forms.gle/c7ZUbvsBk9gqQetr7

Intermediate level alto saxophone player seeks jam people: I mostly practice jazz standards and improvise. I am looking ...
09/02/2025

Intermediate level alto saxophone player seeks jam people: I mostly practice jazz standards and improvise. I am looking for people to play music with. I have a space to rehearse in if needed. Open to all styles but mainly enjoy jazz, traditional jazz, blues, swing, and free jazz.

one week recap of 'goldstar' ☆︎︎: got to interview with some amazing blogs like , , .blog, and  and talk about my future...
09/02/2025

one week recap of 'goldstar' ☆︎︎: got to interview with some amazing blogs like , , .blog, and and talk about my future record, why i write music, and other things i don't often get to talk about ☆︎︎ thank you for covering my song ♥︎︎

Drums and Guitar looking for Bass for trio, instrumental groove-heavy stuff. Sounds like: Khruangbin meets The Meters, D...
27/01/2025

Drums and Guitar looking for Bass for trio, instrumental groove-heavy stuff.
Sounds like: Khruangbin meets The Meters, Disco in The Twilight Zone, 60s Acid Funk.
practice in culver city / west adams.
focus on groove and tight rhythms.
Setlist is a bunch of jams, just grooves taken from here and there.
Improv 90% of the set.
setlist like: Meters groove, Disco, Dub, minimal hiphop, electro swing, etc.

Another new show on the books—April 5th 🗓️ Blending Pop, R&B, and Soul, Paul Childers is leading a new breed of singer/s...
27/01/2025

Another new show on the books—April 5th 🗓️ Blending Pop, R&B, and Soul, Paul Childers is leading a new breed of singer/songwriters and guitarists. Hailing from Nashville, he finds a way to blur the lines between Stevie Ray Vaughan and Hendrix styles of guitar playing, a Motown rhythm section, and pop vocal melodies. Come out and enjoy this full band Paul Childers performance with a special set honoring Stevie Ray Vaughan 💫🎸

🎟️ seetickets.us/paul_childers 🎟️

Doors at 6 PM, Show at 7 PM
Seated Show

Calling All Musicians in Sacramento!
21/01/2025

Calling All Musicians in Sacramento!

Colin & Al in Beverly Hills in this February! Check out the latest news
21/01/2025

Colin & Al in Beverly Hills in this February! Check out the latest news

CALL FOR DANCERS AND MUSICIANSThe Arroyo Arts Collective PresentsWhat Do You See, What Do You Hear? THE SEQUELA Conversa...
21/01/2025

CALL FOR DANCERS AND MUSICIANS

The Arroyo Arts Collective Presents

What Do You See, What Do You Hear? THE SEQUEL

A Conversation of Music and Motion

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The Arroyo Arts Collective (AAC) and Curator Mary Cheung invite artists to participate in What Do You See – What Do You Hear, THE SEQUEL

a collaboration of dance and musical instruments, set within the beautiful location of Center For The Arts 2225 Colorado Blvd. L.A., Ca 90041

For this call musicians are asked to interpret their dance partner, while dancers respond and contribute to the music so that each elevates the other's art.

This call focuses on the spirit of artists and their ability to open themselves up to innovative, creative improvisational collaboration. With each of your energies playing with and shining together to form a connection built through good communication.

Call For Art: What Do You See, What Do You Hear? The Sequel – Arroyo Arts Collective

PROJECT PARAMETERS

● Selected artists will be paired up and will perform in a duet of 10 - 15 minutes performance piece. Each duet will be comprised of 1 musician and 1 dancer.

● Artists will rotate each week and form a new duet each time, creating new collaborations and new unique performances. No performance will be identical. There are no rehearsals, and every piece will be created live, on the spot and will be original and unique.

● There will be 3 chosen musicians and 3 chosen dancers.

● Each selected artist must be able to commit to 2 weekly weekend performances and 1 meet and greet tech/sound check. There will be an opening and closing celebration. A commitment to a total of 2 live performances and 1 meet and greet is a must.

● Performances will be staggered and scattered throughout the Center, taking you on a unique journey each Saturday for this series.

● Each selected artist will receive $300 honorarium at the end of their commitment.

● 2 artists from the 6 finalists, 1 musician and 1 dancer, will be offered an opportunity to run a workshop for the public at the beginning of the live performances at each event. There will be an additional $50 Honoraria for artists who run the workshops.

● Musicians will be chosen for their pioneering spirit and ability to create music and sound with traditional and (a strong emphasis on) Nontraditional instruments to make sound/music for their dancer collaborator.

● Dancers will be chosen for their ability to Improv, create, story tell and to work with the musician to collaborate and create together

WORKSHOPS

There will be 1 MUSIC workshop offered free on February 22, 2025 at 11:15 a.m. before the live performances and will run no longer than 30-45 mins.

● “Let’s Make Music!” The selected Artist will lead a community workshop coaching the public to think outside the box when creating music with nontraditional instruments and interesting everyday items.

There will be 1 DANCE workshop offered free on March 1stat 11:15 a.m. before the live performances and will run no longer than 30-45 mins.

● “Movement In Your Environment.” The selected Artist will lead a community workshop coaching the public to dance spontaneously and create WITHOUT choreography, and to find inspiration within the environment and to incorporate that into dance.

REQUIREMENTS

There is no entry fee, but any artist chosen to exhibit MUST BE A CURRENT MEMBER OF THE ARROYO ARTS COLLECTIVE. To become a member, visit www.arroyoartscollective.org, click on the JOIN link, and use PayPal.

Or, provide your name, address, email, and phone number, and a check for $25 and mail to The Arroyo Arts Collective, PO Box 50835, York Station, Highland Park CA 90050. Membership dues support this and future programming.

Must be 18+ to submit.

TO SUBMIT

● Send submissions to [email protected]

● Subject line: WDUSWDUH, THE SEQUEL

● Submit a link or video with your sample of work. Any style is accepted. The sample must be no longer than 1 minute long. Make sure that any link you send works and if your sample is longer than 1 minute. Note, the time stamp to start viewing if your sample is longer than 1-minute.

o MUSICIANS: Submit a sample of your music and write in the submission what instruments you might be using, if any.

o DANCERS: Submit a video of your dance style.

● Show us your creativity.

● If interested in being considered to teach a workshop, describe your workshop proposal in 200 words or less.

● Feel free to email with any questions.

You can view the short 2 minutes videos from last years event to get an idea of what we are looking for.

https://youtube.com/playlist...

ENTRY DEADLINE: January 31, 2025

NOTIFIED BY: February 7th, 2025

THINGS TO KNOW

● Musicians must be responsible for bringing and handling their own instruments.

● All artists must be responsible for being performance-ready upon arrival.

● The performances should be appropriate for all ages.

Location: Center For The Arts 2225 Colorado Blvd. L.A., Ca 90041

Times and dates:

● February 16th, Sunday from 10-11:30 a.m. sound check and meet and greet

● February 22, 2025 (Saturday) 11-1:45 p.m.

● March 1st, 2025 (Saturday) 11-1:45 p.m.

ABOUT

Mary Cheung is an innovative artist and award-winning Costume Designer. Her works contain a strong sense of story and combine multiple visual and performance mediums. She graduated from the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising and has worked as a Designer and Stylist on over 40 films. She is a recipient of the Best Costume Design Award from the NAACP. She is the recipient of 2 art grants in 2024 and the Emerging Artist grant for the Artist residency at Chateau Orquevaux in France. Movement is very important to Mary and she dances whenever possible.

The Arroyo Arts Collective: Established in 1989 as a community organization of artists, writers and performers who live and work in Northeast Los Angeles, the mission of the Arroyo Arts Collective is to develop and present creative events that educate while fostering an awareness of the artistic vitality which exists in northeast Los Angeles. http://arroyoartscollective.org/

Center For The Arts

Center for the Arts Eagle Rock’s mission is to be innovative in providing multidisciplinary, arts-inclusive programming to the diverse communities of northeast Los Angeles… and beyond.

What Do You See – What Do You Hear ? THE SEQUEL, is made possible through the generous support of the Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs and the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, LA County Department of Arts and Culture as part of Creative Recovery LA, an initiative funded by the American Rescue Plan, the California Small Business COVID-19 Relief Grant Program as funded by the State of California and administered by CalOSBA. This programming is presented in partnership with The Center for The Arts

This is the perfect opportunity to work with an accomplished industry songwriter who’s invested in your growth.Check out...
19/01/2025

This is the perfect opportunity to work with an accomplished industry songwriter who’s invested in your growth.
Check out for the flyer below for more info, and please reach out with any questions!

CALL FOR DANCERS AND MUSICIANSThe Arroyo Arts Collective PresentsWhat Do You See, What Do You Hear? THE SEQUELA Conversa...
19/01/2025

CALL FOR DANCERS AND MUSICIANS

The Arroyo Arts Collective Presents

What Do You See, What Do You Hear? THE SEQUEL

A Conversation of Music and Motion

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The Arroyo Arts Collective (AAC) and Curator Mary Cheung invite artists to participate in What Do You See – What Do You Hear, THE SEQUEL

a collaboration of dance and musical instruments, set within the beautiful location of Center For The Arts 2225 Colorado Blvd. L.A., Ca 90041

For this call musicians are asked to interpret their dance partner, while dancers respond and contribute to the music so that each elevates the other's art.

This call focuses on the spirit of artists and their ability to open themselves up to innovative, creative improvisational collaboration. With each of your energies playing with and shining together to form a connection built through good communication.

Call For Art: What Do You See, What Do You Hear? The Sequel – Arroyo Arts Collective

PROJECT PARAMETERS

● Selected artists will be paired up and will perform in a duet of 10 - 15 minutes performance piece. Each duet will be comprised of 1 musician and 1 dancer.

● Artists will rotate each week and form a new duet each time, creating new collaborations and new unique performances. No performance will be identical. There are no rehearsals, and every piece will be created live, on the spot and will be original and unique.

● There will be 3 chosen musicians and 3 chosen dancers.

● Each selected artist must be able to commit to 2 weekly weekend performances and 1 meet and greet tech/sound check. There will be an opening and closing celebration. A commitment to a total of 2 live performances and 1 meet and greet is a must.

● Performances will be staggered and scattered throughout the Center, taking you on a unique journey each Saturday for this series.

● Each selected artist will receive $300 honorarium at the end of their commitment.

● 2 artists from the 6 finalists, 1 musician and 1 dancer, will be offered an opportunity to run a workshop for the public at the beginning of the live performances at each event. There will be an additional $50 Honoraria for artists who run the workshops.

● Musicians will be chosen for their pioneering spirit and ability to create music and sound with traditional and (a strong emphasis on) Nontraditional instruments to make sound/music for their dancer collaborator.

● Dancers will be chosen for their ability to Improv, create, story tell and to work with the musician to collaborate and create together

WORKSHOPS

There will be 1 MUSIC workshop offered free on February 22, 2025 at 11:15 a.m. before the live performances and will run no longer than 30-45 mins.

● “Let’s Make Music!” The selected Artist will lead a community workshop coaching the public to think outside the box when creating music with nontraditional instruments and interesting everyday items.

There will be 1 DANCE workshop offered free on March 1stat 11:15 a.m. before the live performances and will run no longer than 30-45 mins.

● “Movement In Your Environment.” The selected Artist will lead a community workshop coaching the public to dance spontaneously and create WITHOUT choreography, and to find inspiration within the environment and to incorporate that into dance.

REQUIREMENTS

There is no entry fee, but any artist chosen to exhibit MUST BE A CURRENT MEMBER OF THE ARROYO ARTS COLLECTIVE. To become a member, visit www.arroyoartscollective.org, click on the JOIN link, and use PayPal.

Or, provide your name, address, email, and phone number, and a check for $25 and mail to The Arroyo Arts Collective, PO Box 50835, York Station, Highland Park CA 90050. Membership dues support this and future programming.

Must be 18+ to submit.

TO SUBMIT

● Send submissions to [email protected]

● Subject line: WDUSWDUH, THE SEQUEL

● Submit a link or video with your sample of work. Any style is accepted. The sample must be no longer than 1 minute long. Make sure that any link you send works and if your sample is longer than 1 minute. Note, the time stamp to start viewing if your sample is longer than 1-minute.

o MUSICIANS: Submit a sample of your music and write in the submission what instruments you might be using, if any.

o DANCERS: Submit a video of your dance style.

● Show us your creativity.

● If interested in being considered to teach a workshop, describe your workshop proposal in 200 words or less.

● Feel free to email with any questions.

You can view the short 2 minutes videos from last year's event to get an idea of what we are looking for.

https://youtube.com/playlist...

ENTRY DEADLINE: January 31, 2025

NOTIFIED BY: February 7th, 2025

THINGS TO KNOW

● Musicians must be responsible for bringing and handling their own instruments.

● All artists must be responsible for being performance-ready upon arrival.

● The performances should be appropriate for all ages.

Location: Center For The Arts 2225 Colorado Blvd. L.A., Ca 90041

Times and dates:

● February 16th, Sunday from 10-11:30 a.m. sound check and meet and greet

● February 22, 2025 (Saturday) 11-1:45 p.m.

● March 1st, 2025 (Saturday) 11-1:45 p.m.

ABOUT

Mary Cheung is an innovative artist and award-winning Costume Designer. Her works contain a strong sense of story and combine multiple visual and performance mediums. She graduated from the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising and has worked as a Designer and Stylist on over 40 films. She is a recipient of the Best Costume Design Award from the NAACP. She is the recipient of 2 art grants in 2024 and the Emerging Artist grant for the Artist residency at Chateau Orquevaux in France. Movement is very important to Mary and she dances whenever possible.

The Arroyo Arts Collective: Established in 1989 as a community organization of artists, writers and performers who live and work in Northeast Los Angeles, the mission of the Arroyo Arts Collective is to develop and present creative events that educate while fostering an awareness of the artistic vitality which exists in northeast Los Angeles. http://arroyoartscollective.org/

Center For The Arts

Center for the Arts Eagle Rock’s mission is to be innovative in providing multidisciplinary, arts-inclusive programming to the diverse communities of northeast Los Angeles… and beyond.

What Do You See – What Do You Hear ? THE SEQUEL, is made possible through the generous support of the Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs and the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, LA County Department of Arts and Culture as part of Creative Recovery LA, an initiative funded by the American Rescue Plan, the California Small Business COVID-19 Relief Grant Program as funded by the State of California and administered by CalOSBA. This programming is presented in partnership with The Center for The Arts

PAID GIG // $100Seeking subs to fill in for our church band in DTLA!POSITIONS NEEDED:KeysBassDrumsElectric Guitar (Lead ...
15/01/2025

PAID GIG // $100

Seeking subs to fill in for our church band in DTLA!

POSITIONS NEEDED:

Keys

Bass

Drums

Electric Guitar (Lead + Rhythm)

Violin

Viola

Cello

EXPERIENCE + REQUIREMENTS:

High improvisationL skills (We use chord charts)

Skill - Expert

Reliable

Experienced in plain contemporary church is preferred, but not required

DETAILS:

Location

Terasaki Budokan

249 S Los Angeles

DAYS + TIME:

SUNDAY I 8a Call Time I 10a Service

Please text (401)714-7147

Los Angeles Musicians, Guitar Center has grants available to help L.A.-based musicians and music programs who lost their...
14/01/2025

Los Angeles Musicians, Guitar Center has grants available to help L.A.-based musicians and music programs who lost their instruments in the fire.
They will help you to replace up to $1,500 in instruments and gear.

More information is available here:
guitarcenterfoundation.org/fires

"Only LA-based musicians and music instruction programs may apply. Programs that are part of 501c3 nonprofit organizations or public schools are eligible.

We will run all grant applications through our grants management platform, Wizehive.

Over the next month, we will be processing your requests for up to $1,500 in replacement instruments and gear. We appreciate your patience as we work to help you and the many others who have lost instruments due to this disaster."

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