The Bellwether

It was SOOOOOOOOOO fun. I can't believe I saw them!!! It was so exciting. I also saw other amazing artists such as Puma Blue, Claud, and Yot Club!!!! I would for sure go again to their concerts again.

Friggin insane dude! Top 2 shows ever, probably the best. Mincolla's stage presence and passion for 3TEETH makes for an explosive show. Everyone did a great job. There were sick ass lasers. Sound quality was awesome. Pure gold. The only disappointing thing is that they don't have concerts in Missouri! You won't regret it, -S.C.

All I can say is: WOW! This show was mind blowing. 3Teeth played at least an hour and a half set and every song was awesome. It was my first time at The Bellwether and I really liked the venue. I hope more metal bands play there soon.

Jessie J’s voice was fantastic, and while I enjoy her banter *between* songs, I do wish she’d sing her songs without interruption - just play it straight and let us enjoy her amazing vocals and lyrics.

Jessie J is my favorite artist to see in concert! Her vocals are remarkable! Love her talent, her encouraging words, her personal honesty, and her hilarious sense of humor! Can’t wait to see her again, next time she’s in LA!

I had an amazing time at this concert venue! The setup was fantastic—plenty of bars, a restaurant with easy ordering through an app, and the best sourdough pizza I’ve ever had for only $5! The venue really thought of everything: lots of bathrooms, a patio with open windows, a smoking section, plus couches and TVs showing the live concert. The energy was incredible, and it felt like the perfect place for an unforgettable night out. The only downside was that they closed the patio before the show ended, which was a bit of a letdown. Overall, though, it’s a top-notch venue that I’d recommend to anyone looking for a great concert experience!

These ladies are a must see live for every classic rock fan. Great show. Glad I got to see them in a in LA before they start selling out arenas. The Warning does not need to be hyped up, just go check them out online. The venue, The Bellwether, is a great place to see live music. Small, but not too small; great restaurant and bar run well by the staff. I will definitely be on the lookout for future concerts.

Best concert I’ve been to, their recorded songs in the studio don’t do them justice. These girls are amazing performers with so much talent and stage presence. Amazing vocals and amazing guitar, drum, and bass! The crowd was so loud, the fan bass is amazing. I was definitely impressed, if I could rate them more than 5 stars I would. These girls are making Mexicans so proud and happy! wilt was also a great choice as an opener! We had a great time and I hope The Warning comes backs to LA very soon.

the warning concert kicked ass great show those girls can make music. This was my second time seeing them and can't wait for more new music from them and more concerts. It was worth the money i spent for the tickets.

Awesome show! Allen Stone is not only talented, but is genuinely a great person who connects with the audience on a personal level. You can tell he thoroughly loves people and sharing his gift of music and love.

Such great fun - Sophie’s got fantastic charisma and really feeds the crowd. Her first time in LA. Venue was ideal for her. Only quibble was her vocals were washed out, but the band was on point.

I’ve seen this band many times as well as Colin Malloy individually. This was one of the best shows of their’s I’ve been to. The opening band was wonderful, and the Decemberists played a good mix of their music. The last song was the best ever! Perfect closing, plus Colin got off the stage and sat with the entire audience and hugged and danced with a couple of patrons. Fun to see.

The band was fantastic as always, and the addition of the puppeteers was fun. Beam was as personable and enjoyable as ever. The venue, The Bellwether, was new to me. It’s a nice venue, but the Looking Glass Lounge, with its private bathrooms and bars, is very nice; however, given the cost to enter it was $85 while the ticket price was only $60, I expected much more from the balcony viewing area — like SEATS!!! ,

The show was amazing. High energy music with great execution. The band had great connection with the audience and vice versa. Such feel good music. Great venue. Played nearly every song I wanted to hear. Very fun night and I will definitely see them in the future

i love slowdive so much . i have clips up on my ig @funerqls it was also very hot in there but not the worst heat i’ve experienced in a venue . best day of my life fr

It was better than expected, the set list was cool and didn’t we didn’t expect to hear “dagger” so that was worth the $243 dollars is paid, lol. Brilliant performance, Neil and Rachael still have an amazing chemistry, when they sing together. The light show was also amazing but it was the music itself that made it a magical experience. I loved the fact there were a mixture of old and new fans, lots of cool people and beautiful girls. 😉

I L O V E D THIS SHOW :> HER PERFORMANCE WAS LIFE ALTERING, I SCREAM SANG ALL HER SONGS AND HAD THE BEST TIMEE!! The venue was BEAutiful, I had no expectations going in, but my mind was blown by how cool the bellwether was, it definitely makes me want to find more shows playing there, public parking was near by, like 15 bucks but not that bad. If you're thinking of seeing Sarah, doooo it. She rocks!!!

Great concert! DRAMA always puts on an amazing show with great vibes and energy. Only complaint is mostly to the venue. It was easy to find parking, seamless to get in, quick to get a drink for being sold out BUT they need to work on their ventilation/AC. It was SWEATY.

In front of a home crowd in the middle of their tour with Taylor Swift, with parents and friends present, these ladies know how to rock and gave it their all. Hilarious banter and even a trip into the audience on a bouncer’s shoulders - lots of entertainment along with the great music. The Bellwether is a perfect sized newly remodeled venue in DTLA. Will be back.

This boy knows what he’s doin. He came he sang, he gave the people what they wanted, transporting us into a reverb and delay drenched endless tube ride of summer nostalgia. Please, if you do anything else in life, go see Panda Bear and Sonic Boom.