Sidetracked is a free iPhone app for live music, DJ sets, warehouse shows, vinyl nights, pop-ups and markets in Los Angeles.
Most of the good stuff in LA never makes it onto a ticketing homepage. It's a DJ set announced two days out, a flyer taped to a café window, a warehouse show you only hear about from someone at the last one.
Sidetracked puts those in one place: live music, DJ sets, warehouse shows, vinyl nights, pop-ups and markets across Los Angeles, from the Arts District and DTLA to Silver Lake, Hollywood and Chinatown. Every listing has the date and start time, the venue and neighborhood, the price when it's known, and a link to the official tickets or RSVP when there is one.
Every event is checked by hand before it goes live. Your feed leans toward what you save and tap, so you scroll past fewer things you'd never go to. Or ask the Guide in plain words, like "something loud that isn't a club, Friday, under $20."
Mostly from flyers, group chats and whoever they talked to at the last one. Sidetracked puts DJ sets, warehouse nights, vinyl nights and pop-ups in one free iPhone app, with the venue and the start time.
Open Sidetracked and tap Tonight, or Near Me if you'd rather not cross the 405. The map shows what's close. Every listing has the start time and the neighborhood.
Yes. Browsing, the map and saving cost nothing. Tickets come from the organizer, and when there's an official link, it's on the listing.
Because every event is handpicked and curated, and that only works in one city. Everything listed is in LA, from Venice to DTLA.