Kilo Bravo's "Good Grief" Album Release show was an electrifying event that took place last night at Costa Mesa's staple dive bar, The Wayfarer. The atmosphere was charged with excitement, and the music was exceptional. It was a night to remember! Infused with the spirit of Britpop and Indie Rock influence, it left the audience buzzing with excitement. Frontman Kris Butcher, sporting an Oasis t-shirt, exuded the swagger of a true rock n' roll star as he led the band through a set filled with infectious energy and undeniable talent.

Vaguess took the stage at The Observatory in Santa Ana, California. The crowd, primarily gathered to witness the headlining act, Matt and Kim, seemed unsure of what to expect from this enigmatic opening band. However, as the first notes reverberated through the venue, it was clear that Vaguess was about to deliver something unique, something reminiscent of indie rock and punk colliding in a whirlwind of sound.

It was Saturday night, and the Continental Room came alive with electric energy, a gathering of local music fans in the know. The venue, with separating rooms that seemed to have lives of their own, held the promise of something undeniably cool. Above the chatter of the crowd, disco balls cast shimmering reflections against a backdrop of libations and whispered conversations. With the show sold out and the Tijuana Panthers on deck, the stage was set for Long Beach’s latest sensation–Softjaw.

In the dimly lit confines of Costa Mesa’s local joint, The Wayfarer, music aficionados were treated to a rare spectacle—a performance by the enigmatic rock outfit, Big Monsta. Under the mesmerizing glow of a super blue moon, the stage was set for an unforgettable evening of gritty, blues-infused rock, and soul-stirring lyrics that struck a chord deep within the hearts of the audience.