Suki Waterhouse, an English singer-songwriter, actress and model performed on the Fairbanks Lawn at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery on July 23, marking the second stop of “The Loveland Tour.” 
 
Waterhouse released her third studio album, “Loveland,” on July 10 before kicking off the tour in Phoenix on July 22. 
 
Charlotte Lawrence and her band opened the show with a set that included a cover and an unreleased single.

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art has declared art is off the walls. 
The first-ever Los Angeles Art Parade took place along Wilshire Boulevard’s Museum Row on June 20.

BelicoFest set foot in California with headliner Tito Double P at BMO Stadium on Sunday night.
For The Culture co-founders Ramiro Bojorquez and Andrés Charvel – the latter of whom is responsible for promoting some of Shakira’s Mexico performances – brought rising regional Mexican talent to the United States with the first BelicoFest in Arizona in 2024.

UCLA Root[d, a South Asian urban fusion dance team, hosted Mock Mehndi on May 20 at the James West Alumni Center. Performers recreated a traditional Indian pre-wedding ceremony at the event.

Daniela Andrade is an ode to independent artistry on the “Oda Tour.”
The Honduran-Canadian singer-songwriter returned to Los Angeles after nearly a decade for a performance at the El Rey Theatre on Friday.

Vibrant handmade dresses spun in unison to the beat of drums and trumpets in Bruin Plaza.
Grupo Estudiantil Oaxaqueño de UCLA hosted its annual Guelaguetza performance May 30, featuring dancers from El Ballet Folklórico Oaxaqueño Nueva Antequera, Maqueos Music Academy and Diablos Nueva Unión.

Concertgoers won’t have to cry this summer.
 
Shakira resumed the U.S. leg of her “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour” on Saturday. The limited run of the Colombian singer-songwriter’s discography-spanning tour is being staged in smaller venues in comparison to the tour’s original record-breaking stadium shows.