Los Lonely Boys Glendale Tickets - Desert Diamond Arena

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Aalon

1 concert

Los Angeles singer, songwriter, and guitarist Aalon Butler played with Eric Burdon before forming his own funk and rock-flavored soul band, Aalon. The group signed with Arista and released their debut album, Cream City, in 1977.

Tierra

1 concert

Los Lonely Boys

7 concerts

Los Lonely Boys is an American sibling trio from San Angelo, Texas, featuring guitarist Henry, bassist JoJo, and drummer Ringo Garza, Jr. Known for their Texican Rock n Roll sound, they won a Grammy Award for Best Pop Performance for their hit single Heaven.

Thee Sinseers

17 concerts

Fronted by Joey Quiñones, East Los Angeles R&B and soul group Thee Sinseers formed in 2019. Known for their modern interpretation of soul music using earthier sixties-adjacent instrumentation, they released the album Love Stories on Colemine Records.

The Altons

3 concerts

Formed in Los Angeles, soul band The Altons blend soulful blues, backyard cumbia, and psychedelia, reflecting their roots at a cultural crossroads. Known for vibrant live shows, they have performed at Summer Fest and Corona Capital, releasing music with Penrose Records like Float.

Los Yesterdays

1 concert

Los Yesterdays is a Chicano soul band from Los Angeles founded by Gabriel Rowland and Victor Benavides. Blending love-struck R&B crooning with Mexican balladeering, the group released their debut LP, Frozen In Time, featuring songs like Love 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.