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Hip-hop in Los Angeles spans over several overlapping scenes: the South Central open-mic tradition behind Project Blowed, Leimert Park's community rooms like the World Stage, the crossover soul and rap bookings at the Blue Note, and the Hollywood club circuit. This guide traces the history, from the Good Life Cafe and Death Row to the 2026 renaming of Nipsey Hussle Square, and reads the current month through Mood's data - including how the city's rap listings and its live R&B and soul nights split into two halves of one board. Mood tracks the full calendar in one place.
Supersonic is a free-entry rock club near Bastille in Paris's 12th arrondissement, open since 2016 at 9 Rue Biscornet. It runs on a no-cover model - several indie, garage and post-punk bands a night across two adjacent rooms, the main Club and the former record shop Supersonic Records. In Mood's data its July calendar is led by alternative and indie rock, a guitar-led room in a city whose nightlife tilts electronic. Mood tracks Supersonic's nightly gigs, Sunday tributes and late aftershows in one place.
Thievery Corporation, the Washington DC downtempo duo of Rob Garza and Eric Hilton, play a 30th-anniversary live set at Moni Lazariston in Thessaloniki on 15 July 2026. Formed in 1995 around a shared love of dub, bossa nova and reggae, they tour as a full band with rotating vocalists rather than as a DJ set. In Mood's data the show reads low on tempo and at the top of the July scale on selectivity - a curated, groove-led evening rather than a peak-time club night. This spotlight covers the show, the act and how to find it on Mood.