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Yahoo
28-03-2025
- Entertainment
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L.A. Weekend Guide: Adobe Punk, Franz Ferdinand, Beyond Wonderland and Smiile L.A.
Every Thursday, Los Angeles magazine curates a list of the best events in and around Los Angeles. Craft a great last-minute schedule with our Weekend Guide to L.A., and don't forget to sign up to have the guide delivered to your inbox every week by clicking here. at Plaza de la Raza's Margot Albert Theatre — March 28 (runs through April 13)Inspired by the new photo exhibit, 'Punk in Place: Concerts and Casuals' shot by Theresa Kereakes, Adobe Punk, co-written/directed by mother-son team, Theresa Chavez and Gabriel Garza, offers a frenetic, concert theater piece with personal portraits reflecting the '70s/early '80s music scene in L.A. The story of three young musicians squatting in one of L.A.'s oldest adobe homes in Bell Gardens, the play follows them as they form a band inspired by the local legends X, The Bags, and The Minutemen, making for a immersive, history-filled musical experience. The opening matinee on Sunday, March 30 includes a post-performance Q&A with Kereakes conducted by Dr. Jorge Leal. Billed as 'the ultimate inclusive rave,' Ibiza-based DJ Chloé Caillet and her partner, art director, Carla Molina bring the joyful dance bash to L.A., touting community, positivity and safe spaces for individual expression and connection. Line-up includes Caillet CARISTA, Heidi Lawden and Lovefingers. Click link for location info. Back at NOS Events Center this weekend, this electronic music festival conjures storybook vibes that Alice —and dance music lovers— are mad for. Themed-stages, costumed performers, immersive art, biggie DJs and producers (including Grammy Award-winners The Chainsmokers, Afrojack, Benny Benassi, ILLENIUM and more) make it a rabbit hole you may not want to return from. The legendary performance artist discusses her new book Covid Vortex Anxiety Opera Kitty Kaleidoscope Disco. With the 5th anniversary of the pandemic reminding us all of the isolation and fear that COVID wrought, Finley seeks to look back with humor via her provocative prose. 'Take Me Out' made them indie icons but fans of that song would be wise to listen to the U.K. group's full repertoire. Like their latest studio album, The Human Fear, which Rolling Stone called their 'best album in 15 years.' Hear the old hits and the new stomps at this L.A. tour stop. Comic and cosplay get the spotlight at this popular con from the promoters behind San Diego Comic-Con. Funko, Bandai Namco Toys, Toddland, Yesterdays, the California Browncoats, Little Shop of Pins, Hero Complex Gallery, Prism Comics, Magma Comix, and many big brands and independent companies will be vending and some hot panels are scheduled. Take a trip out to Carlsbad for an eyeful of beautiful blooms, butterflies, and an array of events this weekend— and all Spring long. This Sunday, there's yoga, flower crown workshops, and Zydeco band, the Bayou Brothers, performing live. See full schedule of events via link.
Yahoo
07-02-2025
- Entertainment
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Ozzy Osbourne Reveals He Can No Longer Walk Ahead of Final Show
Heavy metal pioneer Ozzy Osbourne has revealed he can no longer walk as he heads towards his final live performance. The 76-year-old made the admission on his SiriusXM program Ozzy's Boneyard, where he discussed what fans might be able to expect from his recently-announced farewell show. More from Billboard Eurythmics' Dave Stewart Covers Bob Dylan for New 'Dave Does Dylan' Record Mumford & Sons Announce Intimate Run of Shows Ahead of New Album 'Rushmere' The Brothers to Reunite for a Two-Night Stand at Madison Square Garden 'I have made it to 2025. I can't walk, but you know what I was thinking over the holidays? For all my complaining, I'm still alive,' he said. 'I may be moaning that I can't walk, but I look down the road, and there's people that didn't do half as much as me and didn't make it.' On Wednesday (Feb. 5), Osbourne announced his final live performance, which will take place at his hometown of Birmingham, England on July 5. The biggest headline is the inclusion of Black Sabbath, who will play their first show since Feb. 2017, and their first with the band's original lineup since 2005. Dubbed 'Back to the Beginning', the high-profile event will also include performances from Metallica, Slayer and Anthrax, as well as the likes of Pantera, Lamb Of God, Mastodon, Alice In Chains, Halestorm and recent Grammy Award-winners Gojira. Songwriter and former Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello, meanwhile, will serve as music director for 'Back to the Beginning.' In a press release, he described the upcoming gig as set to be 'the greatest heavy metal show ever.' The event is also described as a charitable affair, with profits going towards the likes of Cure Parkinson's, a U.K. charity working to end the disease which Osbourne was diagnosed with in 2019. Speaking to the BBC, Osbourne's wife and manager Sharon explained that the show was a chance for Osbourne to end a career which has been affected in recent years by numerous cancellations and health issues. 'He's doing great. He's doing really great,' she said. 'He's so excited about this, about being with the guys again and all his friends. It's exciting for everyone.' 'Ozzy didn't have a chance to say goodbye to his friends, to his fans, and he feels there's no been no full stop. This is his full stop.' Best of Billboard Chart Rewind: In 1989, New Kids on the Block Were 'Hangin' Tough' at No. 1 Janet Jackson's Biggest Billboard Hot 100 Hits H.E.R. & Chris Brown 'Come Through' to No. 1 on Adult R&B Airplay Chart
