Concerts have returned to Los Angeles, and music lovers have been having a blast safely checking out their favorite acts live. These are five of the best concerts going down in Los Angeles from Monday, November 29 through Sunday, December 5.

Monday, November 29

School Night @ Bardot Hollywood (6:45 p.m.) (tickets)

School Night returns for its first live concert in nearly two years inside Bardot Hollywood. The event will feature live performances from Windser, John-Robert, Alix Page, and Jagged Baptist Church. More information about the show can be found here.

Tuesday, November 30

Intervals, Thank You Scientist @ Teragram Ballroom (7 p.m.) (tickets)

Canadian prog metal band Intervals will bring their North American tour to Teragram Ballroom in support of their latest album Circadian. New Jersey prog metal act Thank You Scientist, California post-rock band Night Verses, and New York prog metal group Cryptodira will also perform.

Thursday, December 2

The Toasters @ Alex’s Bar (7 p.m.) (tickets)

The Toasters will hit up Alex’s Bar in Long Beach for an evening of skanking around. The iconic NYC ska band are celebrating their 40th anniversary with a tour across the country. The band’s last studio album was 2007’s One More Bullet. The band will be joined by Half Past Two, who dropped their self-titled album last month, and Warehouse One as support.

Alice TM, Jennie Lawless @ The Goldfish (8 p.m.) (tickets)

Alice TM will celebrate the release of their debut album Little Body In Orbit with a special performance inside The Goldfish. Joining them for the show are indie-pop Jennie Lawless, who released I Am Here To Make Friends back in July, and R&B artist Tolliver, who recently unveiled their new EP Daddyland.

Saturday, December 4

Trixie Mattel @ The Novo (8 p.m.) (tickets)

Drag queen/singer-songwriter Trixie Mattel will have a special headlining show inside The Novo. The artist had a busy 2021 with the release of their covers EP Full Coverage, Vol. 1 and announcements of two reality shows: Discovery+’s Trixie Motel and Taimi’s From Katya with Love. Mattel will unveil their fourth studio album in the future.