This big, low-slung space is situated under the Echo, but it's a separate venue with a different entrance. The fare is similar to that offered at the Echo: local indie acts,...

Joint has a chaotic booking policy, encompassing everything from hip hop DJs to folk singers and local wannabe bands. Check out the club's jam sessions, where you might catch...

The West Coast version of the famed New York club isn't the hippest place in town, and the industrial setting can feel both cold and claustrophobic. But the three stages do...

In its 30-plus years as a Sunset Strip stalwart, the Roxy has been both a major player (hosting early Springsteen and Guns n' Roses shows) and a disappointing has-been (insert...

Depending on the night, this hangout is either a grungy watering hole favoured by transvestites or a grungy rock club favoured by indie bands. The sound is dire, the sightlines...

Still one of LA's best clubs, the Troubadour has a rich musical history: Randy Newman got his start here, and Elton John made his US debut on its stage in 1970. Still, the...