Los Angeles is lucky to be one of the music capitals of the world, and musicians -- both popular and obscure -- often perform here. As a result, the city’s music venues are an eclectic mix, ranging from those by the beach to a Hollywood cemetery. These are the venues that any music lover visiting Los Angeles should check out on their trip.
From elegant black tie affairs to massive dance parties, Los Angeles is ready to ring in 2013 with some of the best New Year's Eve events in the country. Read our round up for the LA's top events to say farewell to 2012 and welcome the new year.
LA comedy clubs are among the best and most legendary in the country. With national headliners such as Ben Bailey, Loni Love and Ralphie May making regular appearances, fans are always in for a night of sidesplitting laughter.
Los Angeles has a ton of quirky bars whose eclectic décor, imaginative cocktail menus and diverse clientele are perfect locales for rounding out an authentic LA experience.
Old Pasadena is a 22-block historical area known worldwide as a fun getaway for shoppers and diners visiting Southern California.
Culver City is a popular hub of eclectic art galleries, restaurants, shops and some of the best bars and lounges on the Westside. Take the new Metro Expo Line to Culver City and have a fun night out on the Westside without having to choose a designated driver.
Justin Sloe of Droog, a DJ collective based in Los Angeles, gives the rundown on his favorite places to grab a pint (or two).
Spend a day in the busy life of Julian Cox, one of LA's top mixologists.
Dance clubs, live music and comedy venues, cocktail lounges and sports bars — the list of places to enjoy after-dark excitement in Los Angeles is endless, so head out tonight and experience the best of nightlife!
Eric Alperin, co-owner of The Varnish, shares the recipe for the cocktail he'd make for his Dream Guest.