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Delicate Steve

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GENRE:
Instrumental Rock
alternative rock
experimental rock
folk rock
indie pop
post-rock
progressive rock

WHAT TO EXPECT

creative
playful
dreamy

Reported based on past experiences

Bit about the event
(by bit we mean a lot)

Schedule

Event Details

Visual Effects
Pretty cool
Crowd Intensity
It’s Hectic
ADA Compliant
Absolutely

Parental Advisory

Kid Friendly
Bring Kids
Security
It’s Tight
Location Saftey
Amazing

Parking Info

Reported Parking

People say park in nearby lots and it usually varies in price.

Featured Amenities

Food Information

The venue is reported to have  Restaurant-Style  food available.

Food AvailableBar ServicesWater StationWheelchair AccessibleLost & FoundRestroom AccessFood Services

Allowed & Prohibited

small bags / pursesAllowedweedProhibitedoutside food / drinksProhibitedsmall camerasProhibitedservice animalsAllowed

How to Dress

Expected Style

Most people usually dress in Indie Flower style attire here.

IndoorOutdoor Line Indoor Venue Heel Friendly

Venue

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104 N Ave 56 2nd floor, Los Angeles, CA 90042, USA

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Date and Time

Apr
25
3:00 AM - 5:30 AM

Ticket Info

Kids report tickets are available online .

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Artists

Delicate Steve

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About the Artist

Delicate Steve’s performances are wordless conversations—except the guitar’s doing all the talking, and it has a surprisingly vivid sense of humor. Steve Marion, the one-man engine behind the project, crafts instrumental music that somehow feels lyrical, using expressive, effects-laden guitar work to tap into emotion with uncanny precision. Live, he’s a kinetic presence: loose, joyful, and entirely unselfconscious, often grinning like he’s in on a cosmic joke no one else has caught up to yet. Songs like “I Can Fly Away” capture that spirit of wide-eyed freedom, which feels fitting for someone who spent his early years holed up in his bedroom studio, recording multi-instrumental tracks that blurred the line between rock, Afrobeat, and electronic whimsy. One legendary tour story involves him opening for Mac DeMarco and winning over skeptical crowds without singing a single word—a feat most singers can’t manage with three encores. There’s an oddly spiritual atmosphere to his shows, like you’re attending a sermon on the joy of sound, led by a preacher in beat-up sneakers and a Fender.

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