In Sonic Dream Presents

Daniel Johnston Tribute Show

To Benefit Mental Health Services at Scribble

Nick Thorburn

(Islands)

Daniel Brummel

(Ozma / Sanglorians)

Paige Stark

(Tashaki Miyaki)

Austin Eastlee + Sean Guerin

(Awesome Easy / De Lux)

Kilo Tango

Cody Berry

De La Cuesta

Bon Wrath

VIDEO PERFORMANCE

of “WHIZ KID” on Dan’s piano by Tenlons Fort

Short films

by Jack Gibson and Fly Eye Media

Dan Artwork will be displayed + a raffle of Daniel Johnston merch with the purchase of a ticket.

$10 Adv / $14 Dos

Doors at 7pm

Artwork / Poster by Cody Lee Berry

This is an all ages event. 

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A Daniel Johnston Tribute Show

Gigs

Los Angeles

Celebrate the release of Scribble Compilation vol. 1 with live music by GracieHorse, Noisebody, and MamajoeVramajoe!

All proceeds from the show and the compilation go towards providing affordable therapy through Scribble's sliding scale counseling program.

Preorder the compilation and listen to GracieHorse's single here: https://scribblecommunity.bandcamp.com/album/scribble-compilation-vol-1

Scribble Compilation Vol. 1 Release Show!

Sid The Cat Presents

Olive Klug

with Syd Matisse

1/25/2025 at Scribble

Olive Klug refuses to be put in a box. Working out who you are in front of an ever-growing audience is no small task, but one that the Portland-born, Nashville-based singer/songwriter is up for and thriving.

Olive graduated with a liberal arts degree shortly before the 2020 pandemic derailed their plans of pursuing a career in social work. Though they'd recorded and self-released the 2019 EP "Fire Alarm" from a childhood friend's bedroom, up until early 2021, Olive categorized their music as either a hobby or a pipe dream, depending on who was asking. However, after being laid off of a teaching job in late 2020, Olive starting working as a barista and decided to commit all of their extra energy to an ever-growing community of fans online.

Olive can't help but be unapologetically themselves, something their community of fans (dubbed the "Klug Bugs" on Instagram and Discord) appreciate most about them. Their debut LP ranges from a playful Americana romp about "watching all the rules disintegrate" to folk-punk anthem "Coming of Age," which somehow manages to reference both pop singer Taylor Swift and existential philosopher Kierkegaard in one song, to "Parched"'s haunting modern ballad about a doomed relationship, to an indie rock closer about learning to take up space as a person with a marginalized identity. Through this no-holds-barred documentation of the struggles of their early adulthood, Klug embraces all their inner contradictions with reckless abandon.

This is an All Ages event. 

Sid The Cat

SID THE CAT

Olive Klug

Dancermancer EP release, See Night Solo release, with Blair Might.

Dancermancer / See Night / Blair Might

A Variety Talk Show with live music, starring Mark Vigeant.

Late Nite Goof

comedy

Comedy

Planets, Planets, Planets is an alt comedy troupe that uses improv, clown and sketch to unpack different astrological moments in time. The cast is composed of 10 femme and non-binary LA-based comedians and artists, each personifying a planet within an absurd zodiacal world. Developed by a group of clowns who are also professional and/or serious students of astrology, the depth of astrological symbolism is met with the nonsense of comedic storytelling.

Covid policy: this is a masked event! Masks will be provided at the door for those who don't have one.

Planets Planets Planets

Bina and David, an American Jewish couple, move from New York to Haifa only to have their marriage plagued by the ghost of the Palestinian laborer with whom Bina pretends (and then believes) she is having an erotic affair.

Who the F\*ck is Ahmed is a new play by Michael Zalta about the maddening delegitimization of anti-Zionist activism and the specters that arise despite the Zionist project’s deliberate campaigns to erase the memory of the Nakba and pre-state Palestine.

Image: Ahlam Shibli, untitled (Wadi Saleib in Nine Volumes no. 35), Haifa, Palestine, 1996–98, chromogenic print, 39 x 60 cm. Courtesy of the artist, © Ahlam Shibli

Who The F*ck Is Ahmed.

theatre

Theatre

A staged reading and music performance of a new musical, Squirm: A True Story. An autobiographical, fantastical tale of a codependent abusive relationship between Max and their tapeworm (a puppet), the fourth wall is utterly shattered as we lose our sense of what is real and what is written. Written and performed by Mia Schachter, featuring Squirm the Worm.

Squirm: A True Story

Sid The Cat Presents

Stella Bridie

3/7/2025 at Scribble

Stella Bridie is a 25-year-old Naarm/Melbourne-based songwriter and vocalist whose music blends the emotive storytelling of indie rock with pop’s melodic sensibility. Known for capturing the raw emotions of life’s quieter moments, her powerful delivery has drawn comparisons to artists like boygenius, Ethel Cain, and Olivia Rodrigo. With her gripping lyrical content and edge, Stella is quickly gaining recognition in the Australian indie rock scene.

Her latest single, ‘He Didn’t Mean It,’ produced by Gab Strum and Gene Argiro, marks a key moment in her career. The track explores vulnerability and disillusionment, underscored by growling instrumentation and stark lyrics. It has secured placements on prominent Spotify (Fresh Finds) and Apple Music (The New Rock, New Music Daily, Heaps Local and more) playlists, and received airplay on stations like triple j and KEXP. The single has also reached #11 on triple j’s Most Played Tracks and garnered over 20k streams within the first few weeks of release.

Stella’s work has been praised by publications such as NME, Ones To Watch, and Rolling Stone Australia, which named her a “rising star” at the 2024 Bigsound Festival.

Stella Bridie

Join us to celebrate the release of Maddie Jay's debut album "I Can Change Your Mind". The LA-based producer/artist and multi-instrumentalist has built a career touring with artists such as Remi Wolf, Lorde and Summer Walker and releasing songs under her own project that she writes, produces, and sings on. Maddie brings her strong personal brand of authenticity and meticulous musicality wherever she goes. She truly feels at her best when she is sitting in her bedroom studio surrounded by Casio synths, drum machines and guitars, twisting knobs and pouring her heart into her computer. Now she's bringing that experience to the live space with a full band to celebrate the release of her first full-length album.

Opening for Maddie Jay is emory. A new voice full of wisdom. Similar to Jay, she is finding new ways to weave technology into such human music. Her songs are thoughtful and bold, vulnerable insights tucked into surprising and exciting musical moments.

Presented by Mendel

Maddie Jay Album Release Show

Sid The Cat Presents

This Is Lorelei

W/ Starcleaner Reunion, Al Menne

4/4/2025 at Scribble

Transformation is a funny thing. In seeking self-improvement, we parse through our inner angels and demons, designating our better tendencies as core parts of our identity and dismissing problem areas as reflections of past selves we're bound to outgrow — as if both sides aren't integral parts of us. Personal growth can be a tricky and disingenuous prospect — often further muddied by capitalism, armchair psychologists and religious zealots — but it's also an essential, life-affirming process worth enduring. Box for Buddy, Box for Star, the latest album from This Is Lorelei, explores this conundrum, functioning both as an earnest transformative exercise and a tongue-in-cheek takedown of the illusion of transformation.

Since 2012, New York City singer-songwriter Nate Amos (Water From Your Eyes, My Idea) has recorded and self-released hundreds of songs under the This Is Lorelei moniker, and perhaps surprisingly, after a decade plus, Box for Buddy, Box for Star marks the first attempt at a traditional, intentionally written full-length album. Amos describes the bulk of This Is Lorelei's discography as "unedited diary entries," written and recorded without much forethought, regard for genre or reverence for albums as thematic bodies of work, so oddly enough, Box for Buddy, Box for Star is both a fresh start and the culmination of years of diligent, interesting songwriting.

This Is Lorelei

Starcleaner Reunion

Al Menne

Sid The Cat Presents

Humbird

4/12/2025 at Scribble

It feels good to be right. We crave the satisfaction, the ease. But what about when you’re not so sure? When you’re unsteady, angry, swayable, and doing your damned best anyway?

There’s something refreshingly humane about that uncertainty; about having the guts to try, even if you might be wrong. This is the central tenant of Humbird’s third full-length album, Right On, a radical ethos in this soap-box age, and an effort worth turning up the amps for, resulting in the project’s most electric, playful, mettled record yet.

Siri Undlin (the songwriter behind the moniker) and her collaborators tracked live and to tape over the course of two muggy weeks in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. For a collection of songs unafraid of ambiguity, it’s music that bares its teeth. Anger and dismay sizzle in response to current events. Heartbreak feels like sandpaper, while wildflowers bob and sway in an ever-expanding universe.

Produced by Shane Leonard and featuring regular contributors Pat Keen (bass, synth, percussion) and Pete Quirsfeld (drums and percussion), the majority of the songs showcase the locked-in rock trio, a progression from the contemplative folk musings of Undlin’s previous releases. Even so, Right On incorporates friendly winks to the more whimsical, soundscape-y improvisations that audiences have come to expect from a Humbird performance - electrified, gritty, Midwest Americana with a little magic fairy dust thrown in.

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