Upcoming tour dates
Previous events
Ethan Buckner & Jessie Thoreson, live at Honeymoon in Bellingham, WA
$5-$10 suggested donation
Outer Bass 2026: INTO THE ABYSS. A TWO-NIGHT DESCENT INTO MUSIC, CONNECTION, AND THE STRANGE BEAUTY THAT LIVES JUST BELOW THE SURFACE. Two full days of programming. Live bands, DJs, art, yoga, breathwork, ecstatic dance, and unexpected moments in between. Sunlit folk and funk drifting through the trees... giving way to late-night bassssss reverberating through the forest floor.
Ethan Buckner brings the Ephemera tour to Deer Lodge in Ojai! With support from local songwriters Sarah Christine and Tallula Loeb.
$15
Join us for an intimate night of music with Ethan Buckner, celebrating the release of the first single from his forthcoming record, EPHEMERA. Flood your senses with storytelling and soaring melodies, with supporting artists Claire King and Joe Summers.
$10
Ethan Buckner: EPHEMERA Release at The Troubadour
The Troubadour, 9081 N Santa Monica Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069
Celebrating the release of his new single EPHEMERA, Ethan Buckner returns to the Troubadour for his first full band performance in LA in nearly two years. Produced by Justin Glasco, Ethan's forthcoming record is reflects on grief and personal reckoning. EPHEMERA casts an invitation to embrace vulnerability as a source of power.
WITH SPECIAL GUESTS: Rae Isla and King Dream
$20 adv / $22 dos
LA indie folk/pop troubadour, activist, and community builder Ethan Buckner wants you to see who he really is: his traumas and triumphs, anxieties and hopes. His debut LP Treading Water, produced by grammy-nominee Justin Glasco (Paris Paloma, Lone Bellow), weaves between moments both intimate and anthemic, exploring struggles that are both deeply personal and unavoidably collective. Following a whirlwind year of touring and releases, Ethan and Justin are hard at work on his second LP. The project is Ethan’s reckoning and redemption, written after Ethan found himself immobilized for months in early 2025 following a severe back injury. His new work casts an invitation to embrace vulnerability as a source of power.
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westside sounds is a concert series created to feature the beautiful diversity of talent in our west side community and beyond. founded and hosted by venice singer/songwriter and activist ethan buckner, the ethos of westside sounds is all about creating space for community, connection, joy, and collective healing in these turbulent times.
as moss now occupies the former home of the original winston house - westside sounds continues the tradition of uplifting emerging artists and strengthening la’s music scene, while paying homage to the space’s musical roots.
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westside sounds is a concert series created to feature the beautiful diversity of talent in our west side community and beyond. founded and hosted by venice singer/songwriter and activist ethan buckner, the ethos of westside sounds is all about creating space for community, connection, joy, and collective healing in these turbulent times.
as moss now occupies the former home of the original winston house - westside sounds continues the tradition of uplifting emerging artists and strengthening la’s music scene, while paying homage to the space’s musical roots.
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westside sounds is a concert series created to feature the beautiful diversity of talent in our west side community and beyond. founded and hosted by venice singer/songwriter and activist ethan buckner, the ethos of westside sounds is all about creating space for community, connection, joy, and collective healing in these turbulent times.
as moss now occupies the former home of the original winston house - westside sounds continues the tradition of uplifting emerging artists and strengthening la’s music scene, while paying homage to the space’s musical roots.
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Ethan Buckner's Treading Water release tour continues December 11 at Songbyrd Music House in Washington, DC, featuring friend and fellow activist/songwriter Molly Fisher. Proceeds from ticket sales will benefit the DC Migrant Solidarity Mutual Aid Network.
Migrant Solidarity Mutual Aid Network (MSMA) is made up of community organizations and hundreds of individual volunteers who are committed to supporting migrants arriving in DC.
Anchored by Peace House DC, Beloved Community Incubator, East of the River Mutual Aid, and Sanctuary DMV, the network has been showing up, since the first Texas bus arrived in April 2022, to welcome our new neighbors through solidarity, not charity.
$15 adv/$18 doors
moss is thrilled to welcome westside sounds - a showcase of local artists - featuring performances by Leena Culhane, Adrienne Ackerman, and Ethan Buckner. alongside the music, enjoy a wine bar by Crudo e Nudo and food by local food trucks.
$20
Ethan Buckner live at BMI's monthly acoustic showcase. Attendance is free!
Friends,
We truly can't think of a better thing to do in these trying times than commune through music.
"Venice Seen" is a new idea to bring together our favorite creative people under one roof, hosted at Little Lunch.
Performances by:
Summer Winter Rae Isla Ethan Buckner Emily Brimlow
$10.00 ticket comes w/ complimentary tea and snacks.
$10
Ethan Buckner record release at the Troubadour
The Troubadour, 9081 N Santa Monica Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069
Ethan Buckner celebrates the release of Treading Water, his debut LP, live at the iconic Troubadour in West Hollywood. Featuring Tin Angel and David Redd!
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There was that time he was detained by the Egyptian military, accused of being an American spy. Or the time he repelled off a massive highway bridge protesting big oil. Or the time he chained himself to the Oakland police department headquarters after yet another unarmed Black man was murdered by cops. Harrowing true story after story, LA indie folk/pop troubadour and activist Ethan Buckner has seen it all. Through trauma and triumph, anxiety and hope, Ethan has always turned to songwriting to try and make sense of it. His forthcoming debut LP Treading Water, produced by grammy-nominee Justin Glasco (Paris Paloma, Lone Bellow), weaves between moments both intimate and anthemic, exploring struggles that are both deeply personal and unavoidably collective.
Tin Angel
Introducing Tin Angel, an emerging folk band hailing from the city of Los Angeles. Comprised of three musicians: Taylor Sackson, Daisy Abrams, and Grace Freeman, who met in the local music scene at the weekly showcase called "Open Folk.” After singing together for the first time, it was a done deal- a new band had blossomed.
Inspired by the soul-stirring sounds of artists like Adrianne Lenker and Crosby, Stills & Nash, Tin Angel weaves together a tapestry of folk tunes that transport listeners to a world of introspection and wonder. Their music is a delicate fusion of acoustic guitars, decorative piano, and ethereal harmonies that create an intimate and organic atmosphere. Each song is a heartfelt expression of self-discovery, embracing vulnerability, and finding strength in femininity.
As they prepare to release their anticipated debut EP, Tin Angel is poised to make an everlasting impact on the indie folk music scene. Their songs resonate with a raw authenticity, and their performances radiate with an unwavering belief in the power of music to heal, inspire, and connect
David Redd
David Redd is a New York bred, LA-based singer, songwriter, and band leader recreating what rock & roll really means. A music born from blending sounds and genres, rock never died, it just got boring. But back in David’s hands, it blends folk, soul, indie rock, r&b and all the new music that’s come along in the last 40 years with a poet’s ear and a writer’s precision.
Drawing inspiration from songwriting greats like Joni Mitchell, Paul Simon, and Bruce Springsteen, David combines pointed lyrics, keen observations, and a wry sense of humor with a touch of hope and even optimism — rare traits these days when cynicism feels like the easiest path.
With his all star band of LA session players, David starts his records the old fashioned way — a band, a studio, playing down the tunes — before mixing in elements of modern production to create a sound that feels both familiar and brand new.
His sophomore album, “Love is Everything & It Will Not Save You,” will be out this fall.
$20 adv / $22 doors