Amoeba Hollywood regularly sells tickets to local shows, with the added bonus of charging low service fees (if you're into saving money and who isn't really?).

All tickets can be purchased at the registers (while supplies last) for a $2 service fee. We take cash and credit cards for all ticket sales.

Please note that on the day of the show, we will stop selling tickets for that show at 5pm.

If you have a question about whether we've sold out of a specific show, please call the store at 323-245-6400.

JUST ADDED SHOWS:

Daedelus The Fonda Theatre March 29

G-Eazy El Rey Theatre March 9

Here is a full list of tickets we currently have for sale at Amoeba Hollywood:

Show Name	Venue	Show Date	Ticket Price (fee not included)
Cockney Rejects	El Rey Theatre	02/18/2013	$20.00
Daedelus with Two Fresh, Ryan Hemsworth & Samo Sound Boy	The Fonda Theatre	03/29/2013	$17.50
Django Django	The Fonda Theatre	03/23/2013	$23.00
Dr. John	The Fonda Theatre	02/09/2013	$40.00
Eels	The Fonda Theatre	02/15/2013	$32.00
Feed Me with Teeth & Mord Fustang	The Fonda Theatre	02/16 & 02/17	$25.00
Frightened Rabbit	The Fonda Theatre	03/13/2013	$19.99
G-Eazy	El Rey Theatre	03/09/2013	$16.00
Galactic	El Rey Theatre	02/28/2013	$30.00
Gojira with the Devin Townsend Project & The Atlas Moth	The Fonda Theatre	01/25/2013	$22.00
Graveyard	El Rey Theatre	02/17/2013	$20.00
IAMX	The Fonda Theatre	05/15/2013	$25.00
Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe	El Rey Theatre	02/01/2013	$25.00
KMFDM	The Fonda Theatre	03/10/2013	$26.50
Lianne La Havas	El Rey Theatre	03/20/2013	$22.00
Living Colour	El Rey Theatre	03/30/2013	$30.00
Lotus with special guest VibeSquaD	El Rey Theatre	03/22/2013	$20.00
Moe	The Fonda Theatre	03/08 & 03/09	$30.00
NOMEANSNO	El Rey Theatre	02/21/2013	$17.00
OFF!	The Fonda Theatre	02/08/2013	$17.50
Amoeba Presents: Ra Ra Riot	El Rey Theatre	02/12/2013	$20.00
The Residents	El Rey Theatre	02/25/2013	$27.00
Josh Ritter	The Fonda Theatre	03/19/2013	$27.00
Starfucker with Blackbird Blackbird	The Fonda Theatre	03/02/2013	$22.00
Lindsey Sterling	The Fonda Theatre	04/04/2013	$22.50
Texas Is the Reason	The Fonda Theatre	03/30/2013	$19.99
Tomahawk	The Mayan	02/19/2013	$27.50
Toro y Moi with Sinkane and Dog Bite	The Fonda Theatre	03/03/2013	$25.00
Trombone Shorty	El Rey Theatre	02/08/2013	$27.00
Victor Wooten	El Rey Theatre	02/22/2013	$25.00

 

Album Picks:

Chelsea Wolfe – Unknown Rooms: A Collection of Acoustic Songs

CD $9.98

LP $16.98

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The electric touches to Chelsea Wolfe’s doom-folk sound are nice window-dressing, but as Unknown Rooms shows, they’re not necessary — perhaps even a distraction — from conveying the gothic folk sound Wolfe built on her previous two albums. Stripped of nearly all else except acoustic guitar, exquisite violin and viola, and Wolfe’s arresting voice, Unknown Rooms is Wolfe’s strongest statement yet. In “The Way We Used To,” which Wolfe’s voice expresses the soulfulness always lurking in the shadows of her sound, harmonizing a simple vibrato vocal line to great effect as Wolfe’s voice gets higher (and more emotional) than she’s ever shown before. “Spinning Centers” takes a similar cue, using singsongy vocals in an ever-so-unsettling backdrop to create a beautiful kind of witchy music that suggests something ancient and beyond simple explanation. A song title like “Appalachia” would imply an exercise in Appalachian folk reverence, but in practice the song’s almost harsh, trudging nature makes it into a woodsy elegy. Her voice and delivery occasionally draw comparison to PJ Harvey, a tough comparison that could drag her down, but Wolfe ensures her music is distinctive enough that she’s considered more than merely a Harvey disciple. The distinctive quality of the incantations in “Boyfriend” and mandolin-esque vocals of “Our Work Was Good” alone make Wolfe sound like the leader of her own cult, one which will surely grow with the release of this excellent work. Chelsea Wolfe will be at Amoeba Hollywood Sunday Oct. 21 to perform at 5 p.m. Be there!

The Soft Pack – “Bobby Brown”
 
Sweet song from The Soft Pack’s excellent new album, Strapped, coming out next week! Preorder it here. Love the chantalong vocals and reggae swing, but the best part is easily the psych-sax solo breakdown in the middle.
 

 

Cold Showers – “Violent Cries”
 
The second song from L.A.-based Cold Showers’ upcoming debut album, Love and Regret, oozes cool blue menace from beneath a synth-rock veneer. Love and Regret is due Oct. 9 from Dais. It’s streaming over at Stereogum.
 





 
Gangi – “Gold”
 
This new song by L.A.-based Gangi starts out mellow and psychy and catchy and just keeps getting better as it goes, with fuzzed out guitars and warbled gospel-style backup vocals that make the “put your hands up” lyrics sound like a religious plea. The folks at Filter have it up to stream. Their album Gesture Is comes out digitally Oct. 2; if you like what you hear, help them out at their Kickstarter to get a physical release and distribution! They’ve also got the following upcoming local shows:
 

Flying Lotus – Until the Quiet Comes – Oct. 2
 
The latest from the L.A. sound maestro features contributions from Erykah Badu, Laura Darlington, Niki Randa, Thundercat and Thom Yorke.
 

 






The Vaccines – Come of Age – Oct. 2
 
The second album from the NME-touted Brit punks.
 









 
Muse – The Second Law – Oct. 2
 
The Britpop group turned arena rockers’ next album may have an electro edge, given its first single, “Madness.”

The Soft Pack – “Tallboy”
 
Every taste we’ve gotten thus far of the new Soft Pack album, Strapped, has been an indication that the album presents a leap forward for the band in terms of songwriting and production. “Tallboy” is no exception, with its gently tugging melody and subtle horns that come in halfway through. Strapped is out Sept. 25 on Mexican Summer (preorder here). They're also playing FYF Fest Sept. 1-2; tickets are still on sale at Amoeba Hollywood!











 

 
 

Pinback – “Proceed to Memory”
 
It’s been a minute since we’ve heard from Pinback, since their last album, Autumn of the Seraphs, in 2007. I grew up loving this band and am excited to have them back with a new song and album, Information Retrieved, out Oct. 16 from Temporary Residence Ltd. The same elements I fell in love with before are still intact — great guitar and vocal interplay, intimate sparseness — but I haven’t heard a soaring chorus like the one on “Proceed to Memory” before in a Pinback song. Leaves me hungry to hear the rest of the new album!