Los Lonely Boys Glendale Tickets - Desert Diamond Arena

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Aalon

1 concert

Los Angeles singer, songwriter and guitarist Aalon Butler made rock-flavored soul and funk for Arista in the late 1970s. He played with Eric Burdon in the mid-’70s, then formed Aalon and released the 1977 debut album Cream City.

Tierra

1 concert

Los Lonely Boys

7 concerts

Los Lonely Boys are an American sibling trio from San Angelo, Texas, blending roots rock, Texas blues, soul, country, and Tejano. Their hit “Heaven” topped Adult Contemporary, and their 2003 album Los Lonely Boys hit No. 9 and won a Grammy.

Thee Sinseers

19 concerts

Thee Sinseers, formed in 2019 and fronted by East Los Angeles bandleader Joey Quiñones’ son, blend R&B and soul with a modern lens. Their Colemine Records album Love Stories leans on earthy, ’60s-warm instrumentation like standup bass.

The Altons

3 concerts

Los Angeles band The Altons blend soulful blues, cumbia and psychedelia with dreamy harmonies. Known for energetic live shows, they’ve played Summer Fest (Milwaukee) and Corona Capital (CDMX). Latest release: Float (Penrose Records).

Los Yesterdays

1 concert

Los Yesterdays are an LA Chicano soul band led by collaborators Gabriel Rowland and Victor Benavides. Their debut LP Frozen In Time blends love-struck R&B crooning with guitar-strumming Mexican balladeering on songs like Loves Is A Game For Fools and Nobody’s Clown.

Miriah Avila

La Puente, CA singer of mariachi/ranchera & oldies-pop; toured with pop band Hawaii, later Suave; signed Industry Music Group; Vevo hit “Hypnotized,” album You In Love Again.

Joe Bataan

Joe Bataan, born Peter Nitollano in Spanish Harlem, is a pioneer of New York Latin soul, known for hits like "Gypsy Woman," "Salsoul," and "Rap-O, Clap-O." His fusion of Latin rhythms with soul and funk influenced early disco. Self-taught, he began with doo-wop, formed his band in 1965, and released classics on Fania Records. Despite missing mainstream fame, his works are cult favorites, and he brought rap to Europe with "Rap-O, Clap-O." Bataan's music reflects his gritty, realistic lyricism and visionary genre-blending.