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The radical kids came out in full force last night wearing their denim, leather, or no pants at all for a rage of epic proportions presented by Goldenvoice and KXLU at the El Rey Theatre. Amping up the audience on stage were the out-of-control headliners The Black Lips, supported by local loves Beach Party and psychedelic Seattleites known as Night Beats.

If you've been paying attention, you noticed that we've been jibing with electro artists lately. Last week we gave away some sweet Tiësto tickets (and Flosstradamus ones for good measure). Today is the last day to enter to win tickets to Laidback Luke's Thursday, March 7th show at Fox Theater Pomona. We have two pairs, so your chances are doubled! More»

Last night, English folk-rockers Mumford and Sons played the first of their two sold out shows at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. The band didn't disappoint, playing all of their hit songs and surprising the audience with a few set changes along the way. Click through to see some of the highlights from one of the first big shows of 2013!

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"We didn't think it would happen to us." What started as just another sleepy Sunday evening in Santa Monica turned Euro-perilous when Swedish house sensation Avicii unst-unst-unsted his way into the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium for his third and final show of the weekend. Avicii, AKA 23-year-old Tim Bergling, crossed over from EDM super-stardom into the mainstream with "Le7els" (some of you know may know it as the sample from that Flo Rida song). MORE>>

Go HERE for more photos by Casey Marx and tag yourself and your friends!

"We didn't think it would happen to us." What started as just another sleepy Sunday evening in Santa Monica turned Euro-perilous when Swedish house sensation Avicii unst-unst-unsted his way into the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium for his third and final show of the weekend. Avicii, AKA 23-year-old Tim Bergling,  crossed over from EDM super-stardom into the mainstream with "Le7els" (some of you know may know it as the sample from that Flo Rida song). More»

Montauk's locally owned Whalebone Creative and the popular nightlife website The Jumpoff.com invited  Rapper Mickey Avalon out to Montauk this weekend. His sweaty performance, along with Chanel West Coast's, kicked off the grand opening of The Washout, a new bar in town. More»

-For the 26th year, Montauk fishermen will be competing to clear all sharks out of the ocean, or at least as many as they can. [Southampton Patch]

-The people behind the Hamptons Wildlife Conservation Film Festival care more about the animals than anything else [Elite Traveler]

-Bruce Weber's life on Long Island, as documented through his camera lens, is coming to the Bellport-Brookhaven Historical Society [New York Times] More»

After the holiday season with all of its random bustle, early January is all about getting back on track and re-setting the routines that let you live a normal life. This is, of course, why so many people try to re-start a diet or exercise regimen, but since both of those things aren't, y'know, fun, they tend to be hard to stick to. So why not start a new routine, one where you take weekly advantage of the incredible depth and diversity of live music available in Southern California? Welcome to the first 2012 weekly edition of "Go See A Show!" Here are the shows around around town you need to know about this week... More»

L.A. is one of the best places in the world to see live music of all kinds. Sure, there's a NYC authenticity that can only come from being stuffed into a sweaty basement that smells like stale cigarette smoke and urine, but give me the Hollywood Bowl any day. So, I humbly present "Go See A Show!", my not-at-all expert guide to the upcoming shows in and around L.A. that I'm planning to (or would love to) check out in the next two weeks. More»