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Entrepreneur, creative director, label owner are just a few titles American music producer Tanner Petulla, professionally known as Getter, can claim. With the launch of his own clothing line Trippy Burger, that sits in multiple Zumiez stores nationwide, the creation of his own label “Shred Collective”, appearances on Last Call with Carson Daly for his… Read more »

UK-born and bred DJ and producer Conrank has quickly established himself as one of bass music’s most innovative voices. After spending years as a globe-trotting musician, including an 8 year residency in Shanghai, Conrank settled into his new home base in Los Angeles, CA in early 2017. In just a few short years, Conrank has swiftly… Read more »

Already over your in-laws? Trying to numb the pain and fill the void that comes with the Holiday Season? Join us on Friday 12/20 at MIDNIGHT for LITMAS 4 (also known as Christmahannukwanzadan) and get more lit than a Christmas tree with us! Tickets are just $10 AND THAT GETS YOU 2 FREE DRINKS TO… Read more »

*** ATTENTION: This is a LATE show. Doors open at 1:30 AM (technically early morning 5/2). *** Melvin Seals has been a powerful presence in the music industry for over 30 years with a long-established reputation as a performer, recording artist and producer. Melvin is most revered for his powerful, high-spirited, Hammond B-3 organ, and… Read more »

Honoring the spirit of The Grateful Dead and the music of New Orleans seems the most logical thing in the world — after all, they both embody celebration. In 2015, Voodoo Dead debuted at the NoLA Jazz Festival as a super group featuring Steve Kimock, Bill Kreutzmann, Jeff Chimenti, Dave Schools, and Keller Williams. With… Read more »

Honoring the spirit of The Grateful Dead and the music of New Orleans seems the most logical thing in the world — after all, they both embody celebration. In 2015, Voodoo Dead debuted at the NoLA Jazz Festival as a super group featuring Steve Kimock, Bill Kreutzmann, Jeff Chimenti, Dave Schools, and Keller Williams. With… Read more »

Four years is a measurement of time that America has used for centuries to indicate change. Presidential terms last four years; high school diplomas and college degrees typically take four years apiece, too. It’s not an arbitrary thing, either: It typically takes that much time from the declaration of something changing for it to actually… Read more »