Pitchfork proclaims The Eiffels are “on a quest to chart their own space between rock and pop." Forbes describes their synth-rock sound as “neon grooves," and Alternative Press hails their music as “anthemic and vivacious." The Eiffels' “More” was the opening track to Netflix’s hit movie The Kissing Booth 2, and their music has appeared everywhere from video games (Rock Band 4) to TV and film: Stars Fell on Alabama (Hulu), MTV (Are You The One? Teen Mom 2, Supershore), and the U.K.'s The Only Way Is Essex.Their buzz led to millions of streams, a spot on Van’s Warped Tour, and later opening for artists like X Ambassadors and Plain White T’s. Their debut EP was declared an “opening salvo that any band would dream of” by Baeble Music and was the 15th most added record on U.S. college radio. They’ve since seen spins from some of the largest alternative stations in the country including KROQ, KLOS, and 91X.

The FABBA Show is the sensational, authentic and truly magical tribute to ABBA. “The World’s top ABBA tribute show,” said the London Times  “Even better than the originals live,”  Featuring a high energy, full of fun, international cast that take you on a glittery, sparkly and truly magical journey back to the disco and the 70s. Famous for their fabulous costumes, exciting choreography and ability to drive an audience wild, fans are left dancing in the aisles and singing at the top of their voices. ABBA’s legend lives on, with over 600 million records sold, hit after hit of dance floor classics. "Dancing Queen", “Waterloo", “Take a Chance”, ”Mamma Mia”, "Super Trouper", “Gimme Gimme” and so many more. Then a whole new generation fell in love with the Mamma Mia movies. 

The FABBA Show has played these prestigious venues: The 02 Arena, The Queen’s Jubilee Concert,London Civic Hall, Glastonbury Festival, Wembley Arena, Theater Royal, Windsor, England and New Year’s Eve for the City of Dubai.

After an 18-month hiatus from live shows, THE FLUSTERS are back. Palm Desert quartet, THE FLUSTERS, gained some notoriety in 2016 when they were one of the local bands added to the Coachella lineup. Since then — besides remaining one of the sharpest-dressed bands out there — they’ve toured nationally and cultivated a retro/modern sound they call “Dreamsurf,” The foursome (singer-guitarist Dougie Van Sant, guitarist-vocalist Danny White, bassist-vocalist Mario Estrada and drummer Ethan Banas) play an affecting mix of hyper-romantic guitar-pop that at times sounds like Morrissey giving a concert out of the back of a Woody at a beach party.

Born in 2014 from a mundane high school history class, The Grinns formed as an after school ritual to escape from classwork. Initially composed of singer and lyricist Joey Kolk, guitarist Jackson Jarrett and bassist/producer Ramtin Khoee, the group found shared influence in artists such as The Smiths, The Beatles, and 50s Surf Rock. With the addition of Francisco Jorquiera on guitar and drummer Frederico Hadyka, a final lineup was cemented - as well as a strong brotherhood between the members. After much anticipation, The Grinns released their debut album "Golden Hour" on January 2nd.

The Jarrod Tyler Band is a melodically infectious, piano based group that has earned a reputation for their rockin' live shows and memorable albums. Tyler's songwriting venerates the classic piano rock of Billy Joel and Paul McCartney, melding it with new-wave textures and deep summer shades. The JTB's music has been featured on FOX and ABC. In addition, the band released their 4th studio album on Spotify in January of 2020 entitled "Fallout Shelter", the title track of which they also filmed a video for.

Jim Jedeikin grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area. He began playing saxophone at age 14, and received a Bachelor of Music from San Francisco State University in 1988. He studied with Greg Dufford (of the SF Opera Orchestra), John Handy, Jaki Byard, and attended Barry Harris's jazz workshops in New York. Jim lived in New York City for many years, but now resides in Los Angeles, where he can be heard with several groups, including Royal Crown Revue, Mambo Combo Latin Jazz Ensemble, the Dean Mora Orchestra, the Johnny Crawford Orchestra, Ebi Hamedi, Geo Valle Swing City Big Band, the Pasadena Jazz Orchestra, the Jonathan Stout Orchestra, the Hollywood Combo, and the Disneyland Band.

Hailing from Long Beach, Nectarines make music that is slightly Goth, with a vibe that feels a bit like The Pixies on codeine. Glorious, honeyed, heavy, and rhythmic, Nectarines recall a simpler time, a time when clove cigarettes, asymmetrical haircuts, and dark fashion told you were in the right place, and then the band kicked in and there was no question. This is music that was made for introspective dancing. FINGERPRINTS RECORDS

The Only Ocean is a 4 piece indie-post punk-alternative rock outfit. Blending the pop sensualities of Spice Girls and the guitars of My Bloody Valentine. From Lompoc, California, vocalist/guitar player Wesley Hill relocated the band to Los Angeles. With new members Tamara Simons (guitar), Jordan Kaufman (bass) and Jonathan Palmquist (drums), The Only Ocean is a new force. From "Still You Won't" to "Fake Sunflowers", The Only Ocean's sound will keep you on the edge of your seat. "Still You Won't" is currently in rotation on KROQ's Locals Only every Sunday with Kat Corbett. The Only Ocean has been named an "Artist to Watch" for 2020 by Buzzbands.la and played their showcase at The Satellite.

Drawing inspiration from each successive wave of garage rock, The Rare Occasions put their own dark spin on retro. Pairing dizzying cacophonies of angular riffs with sweet indie pop melodies, The Rare Occasions have crafted a multifaceted and charismatic brand of indie rock. The Los Angeles quartet's three self-produced, critically-acclaimed EPs demonstrate the band's capacity to keep the listener in anticipation, from the blistering psych-anthem "Dysphoric" (Feelers) to the dreamlike "Bug Eyes" (Futureproof) . This variability and depth of styles, layered with lyrical themes of existentialism and self-reflection, are what both define The Rare Occasions and set them apart.

Half prog, half psych, half rock theatre, The Toxhards are breathing a new life into the long lost genre of rock n' roll. With songs like "Doombop!", "How Lucky Am I?", and the viral "Ængus, The Prize-Winning Hog", they are known in the LA rock scene for their rousing live performances, including everything from 8-foot pig suits to t-shirt tosses to mosh pits with evil butchers.