Apocalyptica, the Finnish band that has interconnected the sounds of orchestral cello and head-banging rock for the past 17 years is coming to play in Los Angeles at Club Nokia on September 8.

Fans at Apocalyptica’s concerts can see rock ballads in action at each of its concerts. Long, flowing locks swinging in the air are as identifiable as the members energetically playing the cellos and drums. Tickets for the concert go on sale July 24, so get yours quickly!

Read more: Apocalyptica Will Rock the City of Angels

Social Distortion, the home-grown rock n’ roll band from Orange County, Calif., announced that they will be touring in the fall in anticipation for their seventh studio album.

Get ready to rock! Because Social Distortion will be touring for the first time since 2009's musical journey throughout Europe and the US, which included dates with Pearl Jam, and the band's recent trip to South America earlier this year. Social Distortion will be performing a few select warm-up shows before hitting the stage at this summer's Lollapalooza and Outside Lands. 

Read more: Social Distortion will perform a few select warm-up shows before unveiling their new album

The Scorpions, the German iconic rock band that has been thrashing arena rock anthems such as “Rock You Like a Hurricane” for over 40 years, is hitting Southern California during the North American leg of their final worldwide tour, Get Your Sting and Blackout.

Acts will include rock songs from their final album A Sting in the Tail, which debuted at No. 23 on the Billboard Top 200 charts. It was the band’s highest chart debut in over 20 years.

Read more: Scorpions: Get Your Sting and Blackout

Jane’s Addiction official website announced on June 28th that they will be performing at a special show for the fans on July 2nd in Hollywood. Venue details and ticket info were not released. On Tuesday, June 29th, Dave Navarro posted the following on his 6767 site: "We in Jane’s Addiction have done several intimate LA shows over the past year or so… Little places with 100 or so tickets set aside for the fans. It was tough for a lot of fans to get in even after waiting all day for entry. With all of our friends and family in LA, it’s sometimes hard to accommodate everybody. Well it looks like we are doing another show and we have decided to make this show an event that is mainly for the fans. We are going to strip back the guest list, inviting only our immediate loved ones and let the majority of tickets be made available to the people who have given us so much over the years, the fans."

Read more: Jane’s Addiction Announces intimate L.A. Show, July 2nd