Weezer cranked out two hours of ‘90s jams at Crypto.com arena Saturday night.
 
The four-piece alternative rock band completed the North American leg of its “The Gathering” tour, which promoted the self-titled “Gold Album,” alongside opening acts Silversun Pickups and The Shins.

19-year-old singer-songwriter Waylon Wyatt serenaded The Fonda Theatre on Sept. 24, accompanied by opener Zandi Holup. The Arkansas local swept the Los Angeles venue as part of the world tour for his debut album “Dustpiles.” Concertgoers praised the country singer for his relatability and mature storytelling about love.

The Situations is a five-member ensemble with pop boy band and indie rock influences that formed in October. Before starting The Situations, Chet Breister, Ryan Estes, James Harris, Matty Gottesman and Max Wright overlapped in several bands throughout their time at UCLA.

Through Our Lens is Daily Bruin Photo’s annual Graduation Issue gallery where photojournalists share one of their favorite photographs they’ve taken with The Bruin in the past school year.

Jazz, indie rock, contemporary dance and a T-shirt cannon commanded the Royce Hall stage Saturday night.
Spring Sing featured 12 student acts and eight celebrity judges 81 years after the event’s debut as a singing competition between UCLA fraternities.

Students across Los Angeles flocked to the Getty Center for its annual College Night on Monday evening. Stations included self-guided scent tours, live music and collage-making.

The stars of Netflix’s “Emily in Paris” and ABC’s “Scrubs” walked the red carpet at PaleyFest LA Friday and Saturday. Screenings of the two shows at the Dolby Theatre were followed by panel discussions where actors shared their experiences on set.

No. 5 UCLA gymnastics’ rainbow leotards sparkled across all four events in a meet with Washington on Friday night in Pauley Pavilion. The Pride-themed meet resulted in a 198.150 score for the Bruins against the Huskies’ 195.775.

This post was updated Jan. 13 at 9:42 p.m.
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Sophie Ellis-Bextor dazzled the dance floor with shimmering sequins Monday night. The British disco pop-star played at The Regent Theater for the first North American show of her tour promoting her new album “Perimenopop.” Ellis-Bextor gave a heartfelt performance – twirling across the stage, cracking jokes and encouraging audience participation.