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Moving from its former home in Long Beach, CA for 2021, Once Upon a Time in LA has a killer hip-hop lineup, plus lots of classic funk and soul.

Los Lobos‘ new album ‘Native Sons‘ is a "love letter to Los Angeles,“ and the band's tour hits just about everywhere in the U.S. including dates with Steve Earle and The Mavericks.

Jazz bandleader and Tortoise member Jeff Parker has released a rendition of War's 1971 classic ”Slippin' Into Darkness” for Quiet Pterodactyl's upcoming benefit compilation...

Dickerson's basslines and co-writing helped define iconic songs like ”Low Rider,” ”Why Can't We Be Friends?,” ”The Cisco Kid,” and ”Summer,” and he sang lead on their psychedelic soul masterpiece ”The World Is A Ghetto.”

Today's picks for live videos to watch while you're home and every show is cancelled include The Roots (with Erykah Badu) at Woodstock '99, OMD in 1985, Moloko in 2003, Deafheaven in 2013, and more.

Saturday's NYC-area shows include Weird Al Yankovic with an orchestra, The Mooney Suzuki, Will Butler, Silversun Pickups, Paul F Tompkins' Superego, Dave Chappelle's final Broadway show and more.

Just about every area of recorded music was hit by the fire, from jazz to punk to cabaret to comedy, new wave, historical speeches, metal, hip hop, you name it.

Plus: Ciara, Ada Lea, Avett Brothers' "At the Beach" fest, CJ Ramone, Pigface, Revocation/Voivod, Terrace Martin, FIre Talk Records 10th Anniversary shows, The Obsessed, and more.

Ty's covers album includes his take on songs by The Grateful Dead, John Lennon, War, Sparks, Funkadelic, Neil Young and more.