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Spooky Marvin, Matt Elizondo, Rico Levitt, M16 gives The Mint a close-listening Thu set, where phrasing and detail matter more than scale. The room rewards a patient ear.
Los Angeles live music, edited for tonight and the week ahead.
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Current shows, active rooms, and a fast starting point for Mid-City.
Spooky Marvin, Matt Elizondo, Rico Levitt, M16 gives The Mint a close-listening Thu set, where phrasing and detail matter more than scale. The room rewards a patient ear.
2000s WORLD @ CATCH ONE LOS ANGELES turns Catch One toward a movement-first Fri night, with bass and rhythm doing the work.
FUERZA REGIDA NIGHT @ CATCH ONE LOS ANGELES makes Catch One physical on Fri, stronger on motion than close listening.
QUEREMOS REGGAETON PARTY @ CATCH ONE LOS ANGELES 18+ is a crowd-energy row at Catch One, built for a room that wants to move.
tosi Pop Up Show LA makes Catch One body-first on Fri, with rhythm taking the lead.
Agent, Hoity-Toity, Ghost and The King, Adrien Cruz Jones puts The Mint in singer-songwriter mode on Fri, with direct voice and small-room focus. The first verse carries the setup.
Klub Nocturno leans on a clear hook or groove that makes the rest of the set easier to hear. The Saturday night is the kind of smaller show that can beat the obvious bigger room.
Ares, Audiocassette makes The Mint a seated Sat room for writing, phrasing, and quiet attention. The lyric gets the last word.
The Numbers “My Beautiful Distance” CD and Album Release Party keeps The Mint in craft-first mode on Sat, strongest when the songs land with close detail. Careful ears get more back.
Jazz Sunday: The Jazz Bakers & Kevin Kanner Jazz gives The Mint a compact Sun bill, where a few well-cut songs can carry the night. Less volume, more shape.
Mid-City · 5 this week
Mid-City · mid size · standing · dance, indie, global
Best for dance, electronic, and late-night momentum.
Mid-City · 6 this week
Mid-City · mid size · jazz, vocal, hip-hop
Best for specific bills that rise above the weekly calendar.