“Pandemic Response” features more than 40 Southern California artists.
XWire features several South Bay teens performing in Hermosa Beach Friday outside a venue threatened to close due to pandemic.
The BeachLife Festival in Redondo Beach is scheduled to return for 2021, following this year's canceled event.
A Redondo Beach photo agency is suing Justin Bieber.
A Redondo Beach photo agency is seeking $150,000 in damages.
The BeachLife Festival was scheduled for May 1-3 at Seaside Lagoon in Redondo Beach.
Festivalgoers can eat a prix fixe menu made by a top chef alongside the main stage performances at the Redondo Beach festival.
Tickets are on sale now for the three-day music, art and culinary festival on May 1-3 at Seaside Lagoon in Redondo Beach.
The new Speakeasy Stage will welcome rock legends and SoCal punk staples to perform stripped-down versions of their songs.
The free pop-up performance by Redondo Ballet is to promote their upcoming production of Snow Queen.
The Redondo Beach festival will include Steve Miller Band, Counting Crows, and Ziggy Marley & Stephen Marley’s Bob Marley Celebration.
The BeachLife Festival, an oceanfront music festival in Redondo Beach, is returning in 2020 with a new stage and lineup.
The Redondo Ballet will perform a free encore production of "Through the Pages: A Celebration of Art and Community."
If you're raising a Fortnite player, you could earn a $50,000 shopping spree thanks to the Del Amo Fashion Center and other Simon Malls.
AMC Theatres and Landmark theaters have banned “Joker” audiences from wearing masks and face paint.
LA's first oceanfront music festival was held in Redondo Beach this weekend, featuring headliners Brian Wilson, Bob Weir and Willie Nelson.
Movies include Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Christopher Robin, Incredibles 2, Mary Poppins Returns and more.
The prints give residents the opportunity to show their love for their neighborhood, Pieces on Paper said.
BeachLife attendees who have purchased a Founders Pass or Captains Pass will receive entry into the award ceremony.
Proceeds of a raffle drawing at the event will benefit the family of Angelina Pinedo, a 21-year-old killed in a Redondo Beach hit-and-run.
Here's a round-up of live music in LA County this week. Plus, a Q&A with Chicago's Deeper.
The three-day festival in Redondo Beach will celebrate California surf culture with more than 40 musical artists, culinary stars and more.
Here's a round-up of live music in LA County this week. Plus, a Q&A with Dutch DJ and producer San Holo.
Ariana and the Rose is hosting an emmersive, interactive live music party this week. Patch caught up with her to talk about the unique show.
Here's a round-up of live music in LA County this week. Plus, a Q&A with Seattle funk and soul septet The Dip.
Here's a round-up of live music in LA County this week. Plus, Carl Broemel (of My Morning Jacket) talks about his new album "Wished Out."
Here's a round-up of live music in LA County this week. Plus, a Q&A with indie rock band Vinyl Theatre.
Here's a round-up of live music in LA County this week, including Strange 80s 2 featuring Fall Out Boy, No Doubt, Slipknot, and more.
Here's a Q&A with Kandace Springs, a Nashville-born singer who transcends genres. Plus, a list of live music this week around LA County.
Here's a Q&A with Swedish punk band No Fun At All. Plus, a list of live music this week around LA County.
Here's a Q&A with musician Jacky Vincent, a former member of Falling in Reverse. Plus, a list of live music this week around LA County.
Here's a Q&A with psychedelic blues band Dragondeer. Plus, a list of live music this week around LA County.
Here's a Q&A with Vancouver-based band Jo Passed. Plus, a list of live music this week around LA County.
Here's a Q&A with Brooklyn-based electronic artist Jae Luna. Plus, a list of live music this week around LA County.
Here's a Q&A with The Mattson 2, a jazz-rock band comprised of identical twins. Plus, a list of live music this week around LA County.
Check out this week's live music in LA County. Plus, Brooklyn-based art rock band BODEGA dishes on their first foray into LA's music scene.
See Joe Bonamassa, indie rockers The Decemberists, or a 50th anniversary celebration of The Beatles' Yellow Submarine around LA County.
The show is looking for homeowners around the South Bay and LA area interested in letting a stranger redesign one room in their house.
Her prizes included $11,000 cash, new kitchen appliances, a trip to South Africa and a stay in a luxury treehouse in Oregon.