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Hailing from Philadelphia, 23 year old Tyler Minford AKA Louis Futon has risen to prominence over the course of only two years. Heavily influenced by Hip-Hop, Louis Futon is the only producer ever to create official remixes for Logic, Mos Def, G-Eazy, Future, Wiz Khalifa, and more.

Regardless of his influences, Louis rebelliously declares, "Genres don't define me." From creating Trap and Future Bass rooted originals to changing the very DNA of some of Hip-Hop's biggest hits, Louis is able to defy boundaries. Typically consisting of bright melodies and rhythmic electro-tones carried by Hip-Hop drums, Louis Futon has keenly carved out a genre that ironically adheres to none.

Louis Futon

The doors of Bang Bang were opened last fall providing the public with an exquisite Asian-fusion cuisine and remarkable venue. The tunneled stairway entrance, reminiscent of a Tokyo subway station, will bring you into Bang Bang’s unique dimension to create a memorable experience with our excellent service, outstanding food and drink, and our unparalleled hospitality. The three different spaces of our venue and custom menus can accommodate any private event from birthday parties, company parties, corporate, social and cocktail events, to business presentations, symposiums and dinner gatherings. For those who have yet to visit Bang Bang, it’s quite a trip. The second-floor space is accessed from a steep stairwell that designers revamped into a tile-lined tunnel with piped-in subway sounds. Upstairs, diners can choose between the quieter, well-lit sushi barroom or the dimly lit social room with bar, dance floor and an endless stream of weird Japanese videos and cartoons playing on the walls. In the women’s bathroom, one stall has been famously devoted entirely to dreamy photos of actor Ryan Gosling (whose name also graces a specialty sushi roll). There are also tributes to Bruce Lee, Hello Kitty and Godzilla.

Bang Bang

Gaslamp

If you visited the Galaxy Theater in Santa Ana a couple years ago, you would’ve been met by cover bands, one-hit wonders or closed doors. It had its moments, of course, but those moments were rare thanks to a lengthy closure and lackluster booking. Enter Jon Reiser, former partner and booker for Detroit Bar in Costa Mesa. Reiser purchased the venue and made several significant changes: booked popular acts, upgraded the sound system, added a smaller venue-in-a-venue called the Constellation Room. The Observatory now hosts popular acts such as Method Man , GWAR, Tiesto, Waka Flocka Flame and many, many more. That also includes residencies from local acts. Selling out shows is now a habit for this place. Most of all, it provides a valuable service to the whole county by bringing in acts we could usually only see by driving to Los Angeles. Oh, and it even—gasp!—makes Angelenos cross the Orange Curtain for a show.

The Observatory

Santa Ana

Famous DJs spin into the wee hours for packed crowds at this Friday & Saturday night dance club

1015 Folsom

SoMa

1720 is a multi-purpose venue in Los Angeles' warehouse district. With best-in-class production, craft cocktails/beer, and in-house catering from LA acclaimed KTCHN DTLA, 1720 is poised to become one of Los Angeles' most exciting new venues.

1720

Downtown

The El Rey Theatre is an original art deco theater in the heart of the Miracle Mile, one of Los Angeles' preserved art deco districts. The El Rey was built in 1936 and designed by Clifford Balch. After over 50 years as a first run movie house, the El Rey was converted into a live music venue in 1994. A registered Historic-Cultural Monument, the El Rey has sweeping staircases, an art deco lobby, VIP balcony lounge and a grand ballroom equipped with a full stage.

The El Rey is a general admission, standing room venue, unless stated otherwise in specific show details.

The El Rey Theatre is an original art deco theater in the heart of the Miracle Mile, one of Los Angeles' preserved art deco districts. The El Rey was built in 1936 and designed by Clifford Balch. After over 50 years as a first run movie house, the El Rey was converted into a live music venue in 1994. A registered Historic-Cultural Monument, the El Rey has sweeping staircases, an art deco lobby, VIP balcony lounge and a grand ballroom equipped with a full stage.

El Rey Theatre

Mid-Wilshire

The Independent is known for its state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems, as well as its perfect sightlines no matter where you’re dancing, making it one of San Francisco’s most popular places for live music. The Independent is home to so many genres of music, making it one of the most unique venues in San Francisco. The Independent is a 21+ club that features a wide variety of bands and musicians, many of whom could easily sell out a much bigger concert hall, but prefer the small and put-together space.

The Independent

Fillmore District

At a certain point if you trek through the dance scene of Texas long enough, you will hear tales of the legendary nightclub known as Kingdom. While a lot of the stories are exaggerations, there are a lot more that are true. The elusive nightclub has played host to plenty of mega name Djs, secret parties and after hours sets to make even the most jaded dance scenester take stock of who they know, and how connected they are. That’s why it should come as no surprise that most of the events at Kingdom now carry ticket requirements. While there are still the free dance shows, and surprise parties that don’t carry a cover, they are still subject to the laws of the club, and you can find yourself waiting in a crowd of people littered down the strangely urbane alleyway that Kingdom’s front door calls home.

As for the club itself, Kingdom definitely knows its market, and provides all the bells and whistles that the pretty, and elite should require for successful night of partying. Opulent dance floors, and booths all supplemented by a gracious staff that provides impeccable service and ambiance. Even more amazing is that the staff manages to maintain their friendly vibe, and on point service when the club transitions to its after hours offerings and basically becomes a speakeasy. Stay on your game, and you should have a blast at one of Austin’s premier clubs.

At a certain point if you trek through the dance scene of Texas long enough, you will hear tales of the legendary nightclub known as Kingdom. While a lot of the stories are exaggerations, there are a lot more that are true. The elusive nightclub has played host to plenty of mega name Djs, secret parties and after hours sets to make even the most jaded dance scenester take stock of who they know, and how connected they are. That’s why it should come as no surprise that most of the events at Kingdom now carry ticket requirements. While there are still the free dance shows, and surprise parties that don’t carry a cover, they are still subject to the laws of the club, and you can find yourself waiting in a crowd of people littered down the strangely urbane alleyway that Kingdom’s front door calls home.

Kingdom

Music Box is a concert venue and event space in downtown San Diego. Situated in Little Italy, Music Box features a diverse array of talented performers, including nationally celebrated artists, local legends, and up-and-coming acts. Their tri-level site boasts audiophile-quality acoustics, locally sourced menus, and generously spacious floor plans. With capacity of over 700 patrons, the event space is large enough for the full concert experience, yet cozy enough to feel like you’re at an intimate show with your favorite band. Music Box offers relaxing lounge areas, booth seating, outdoor patios, and views of the stage throughout the venue. And their VIP experience boasts options such as plush opera seating and an elite private-access room. Music Box has menu options available during all open hours, and can also provide pre-show catering, as well as private dining environments. Small plates, seasonal favorites, and crafts on draft are the perfect accompaniment to the music, and make for a lively and sociable dining experience. The venue features live music and entertainment throughout the week.

Music Box

Another historic venue, this one in the center of the University Ave. business district in North Park, the Observatory was built in the 1920s and still features much of the classic art deco decor that has adorned the walls since it first opened. It was purchased in 2014, and its name was changed from the North Park Theatre, but the character of the classic theater remains. For starters, it's beautiful, and while it was a venue for opera and dramatic theater in its past life, its acoustics make it a surprisingly strong place to catch a touring rock or pop group. Even better, it's a spacious venue, supporting 1,100 concertgoers at a time with plenty of breathing room for everyone. The calendar at Observatory North Park is always full, whether it's showcasing alt-rock a-listers like Tame Impala or filmmaker and camp icon John Waters.

North Park

Mikael Temrowski (born May 6, 1992), known by his stage name Quinn XCII (pronounced Quinn 92), is an American singer-songwriter from Detroit, Michigan. He began his career in 2011 when he started writing and recording his own music as a sophomore at Michigan State University, before releasing his debut EP Change of Scenery in May 2015. On September 15, 2017, he released his debut studio album The Story of Us under Columbia Records, with his second album From Michigan with Love released on February 15, 2019. His third studio album A Letter to My Younger Self was released on July 10, 2020.

Quinn XCII

Ashlyn Rae Willson (born April 24, 1993), better known as Ashe, is an American singer and songwriter. She is best known for her 2019 single "Moral of the Story", which was featured in the Netflix film To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You (2020) and was produced by Noah Conrad with additional production from Finneas O'Connell. Ashe also co-wrote Demi Lovato's 2017 single "You Don't Do It for Me Anymore" and has toured with Louis the Child, Lauv and Whethan. She was nominated for a Juno Award for her gold-certified single "Let You Get Away" with Shaun Frank. Her debut studio album Ashlyn was released on May 7, 2021.

Ashe

From Michigan With Love

Right Where You Should Be (feat. Ashe & Louis Futon)

ROZES

Wasted On You

Armani White

Way Back When

Rewind

Party Pupils are an electronic dance funk duo consisting of pop star MAX and producer/DJ Suave Yung Blanc (born Ryan Siegel). 
The pair make slick, weekend-ready dance tunes showcasing MAX's powerful, sexually charged vocals. 

Party Pupils formed in 2016, around the making of their first track, a remake of OutKast's "Ms. Jackson," which quickly topped the Spotify Global and US viral charts. Original songs "Patient" and "Over & Under" appeared in 2017, while the duo became prolific remixers, adding their touch to songs by Bebe Rexha, Bazzi, Steve Aoki, Matoma, Louis The Child, and many others. Party Pupils signed to Steve Aoki's Dim Mak Records in 2018, releasing multiple singles leading up to the 2020 release of their first EP, “Neon From Now On” which contains features from Ashe (“Love Me For The Weekend”), and Gary Go (“West Coast Tears”).

The duo have plans to return to touring in 2021.

Best Louis Futon Songs of All Time - Top 10 Tracks

Best Louis Futon Songs of All Time - Top 10 Tracks

Upcoming Events

1. Right Where You Should Be (feat. Ashe & Louis Futon)

2. Wasted On You

3. Rewind

4. One Two Things (feat. TOBi)

5. Surreal

6. Restless Sea

7. Good As It Gets

8. Silk Jam

9. 68

10. Batman & Robin

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