Just Like Heaven Festival Pasadena Tickets - Brookside at the Rose Bowl

Bloc Party

20 concerts

East London indie rock/post-punk band led by Kele Okereke and Russell Lissack. Broke through with platinum 2005 debut Silent Alarm (Mercury Prize shortlist), featuring "Banquet." Follow-ups include A Weekend in the City and Intimacy.

Perfume Genius

4 concerts

Born in Des Moines, Iowa, Perfume Genius, Mike Hadreas, crafts evocative indie pop and glam rock. His candid music explores sexuality and trauma, earning Grammy nominations for albums like "No Shape." Known for his unique vocal vulnerability, he released "Glory" in 2025 and the single "Natural High" in 2026, often collaborating with partner Alan Wyffels and artists like the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.

Courtney Barnett

15 concerts

Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist Courtney Barnett, long based in Melbourne, broke out with The Double EP: A Sea of Split Peas and 2015 debut Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit (Best New Artist Grammy nom). She later teamed with Kurt Vile on Lotta Sea Lice.

The Sounds

2 concerts

Swedish indie rock band formed in 1998, The Sounds broke out with their lauded 2003 debut Living in America and singles “Seven Days a Week”, “Rock’n Roll” and the title track. Fronted by Maja Ivarsson.

Empire Of The Sun

2 concerts

Australian electronic pop project created by Luke Steele and Nick Littlemore. Broke through with debut album Walking On A Dream and anthems Walking On A Dream and We Are The People. Sold 5.5M albums, 7.6B streams, and won eight ARIA and two APRA Awards.

Beach Fossils

1 concert

Beach Fossils, founded by Dustin Payseur in 2009, are a defining New York underground band blending jangly melancholy, dream pop, post-punk, and psychedelia. Self-produced/self-released, they’ve released Beach Fossils, What a Pleasure, Clash the Truth, Somersault, and Bunny.

Hercules and Love Affair

1 concert

Hercules and Love Affair, Andy Butler's NYC-born dance music project, blends house, disco, and techno with a rotating cast. Celebrated for "Blind" and acclaimed albums like "In Amber," the project features collaborations with artists such as Anohni and John Grant. Notable releases include the "Someone Else Is Calling" EP.

Peter Bjorn and John

5 concerts

Formed in Stockholm in 1999, Swedish trio Peter Bjorn and John blend indie-pop and experimental rock. One of Sweden’s enduring musical exports, they’ve released nine studio albums, including 2020’s Endless Dream, recorded together live in one room.

Vampire Weekend

Vampire Weekend, formed in 2006 at Columbia University, blends indie rock with Afro-pop, ska, and more. Known for hits like "A-Punk," they won a Grammy for "Modern Vampires of the City." With chart-topping albums like "Contra" and "Father of the Bride," they've collaborated with Ariel Rechtshaid, Danielle Haim, and others, shaping indie music since the 2000s.

Just Like Heaven Festival

GROUPLOVE

GROUPLOVE, known for their energetic indie rock and hits like “Tongue Tied,” blend raw emotion and lively performances. Led by Hannah Hooper and Christian Zucconi, they've rocked major festivals worldwide.

Toro y Moi

Chaz Bear is the Bay Area artist behind Toro y Moi. His eighth studio album Hole Erth (2024) pivoted into rap-rock, hyperpop, and Y2K emo; Unerthed (Hole Erth Unplugged) revisits the songs with guitar, piano, drums, and strings.

The Drums

New York-based indie pop artist Jonny Pierce, known for The Drums, explores healing childhood trauma on his latest album, "Jonny," with tender, introspective songs.

Unknown Mortal Orchestra

Poetic, darkly comic writer crafting surreal, chaotic reflections on morality and madness—macabre humor, hysteria, and satire amid death and despair.

Panda Bear

Born in Maryland, Panda Bear (Noah Lennox) shaped indie rock with his unique blend of reverb vocals and sample-based songwriting, drawing influences from the Beach Boys and hip-hop producers. Known for 2007's influential "Person Pitch," he has collaborated with Daft Punk, Sonic Boom, and more. With albums like "Buoys" and "Sinister Grift," he combines electronic production and vulnerable lyricism, receiving critical acclaim and a Grammy with Daft Punk for "Random Access Memories."

A Club Called Rhonda

Wild Nothing

Wild Nothing's Jack Tatum, born in 2009's indie synth-pop scene, is known for tender melodies and intimate vocals. Key albums include "Gemini" and "Nocturne." Collaborated with producer Thom Monahan and artists like John Ericsson. Celebrated for '80s-influenced "Indigo" and self-produced "Hold."

Ra Ra Riot

Ra Ra Riot, formed in 2006, blends indie pop with baroque-pop influences. Their acclaimed album "Need Your Light" features the hit "Water" with Rostam. The 2019 album "Superbloom" is known for its eclectic style, with fan-favorites like "Bad To Worse" and "Flowers."

Slowdive

Slowdive: iconic UK shoegaze band led by Rachel Goswell & Neil Halstead—reverb-drenched guitars, dreamy psychedelia + 80s electronic touches; John Cale-influenced.

TV On The Radio

Chris Cruse

Detroit-born DJ/producer: founder of LA queer Spotlight party & Spotlight Records; now Berlin-based. Dark warehouse meets LA sunshine house/techno/disco; plays Coachella, Panorama Bar.

Rilo Kiley

Los Angeles band formed in the late 1990s by Jenny Lewis and Blake Sennett with Pierre “Duke” de Reeder; later joined by drummer Jason Boesel. Known for storytelling and evolving indie rock sound on Take Offs and Landings, The Execution of All Things, More Adventurous, and Under the Blacklight.