Uffie, CSS, and Bag Raiders Los Angeles (LA) Tickets, 1720, 06 Nov 2026

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1720 E 16th St, 90021, Los Angeles (LA), CA, US

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Doors open: 21:00

Price: US $10.00 – US $25.00

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Bag Raiders biography

Bag Raiders are an Australian dance pop duo, comprising Jack Glass and Chris Stacey. They were formed in Sydney in 2006.

The pair met at school in the mid nineties, in decidedly different musical settings to the ones that they’d go on to become part of as Bag Raiders. It was during an orchestra practice, with Stracey playing violin and clarinet and Glass on piano and cello. They struck up a friendship that would rekindle in the mid-noughties, when they reunited and began to create unusual mixes of hip hop and seventies rock. They quickly moved on to making their own music, issuing a couple of EPs in 2007. By 2009, they were placing at number eleven on a poll of Australia’s top DJs, and seeing their track ‘Shooting Stars’ listed at number eighteen on the best tracks of 2009 rundown by respected Australian radio station Triple J.

They went on to enjoy further success, in 2010, with the release of their self-titled debut album; the lead single, ‘Sunlight’, featured Dan Black. To date, ‘Shooting Stars’ remains their best-loved track, re-entering the charts in 2013. Its popularity endures partly thanks to its adoption as an unofficial anthem by A-League team Adelaide United, and partly because of its use in McDonald’s adverts in 2009 and 2010. Its 2013 resurgence was perhaps attributable to an appearance on an episode of Australian Idol.

Live reviews

CSS, or, if you're not a fan of initials, Cansei de Ser Sexy, is such a fun band to get to see live in concert. I got to see them perform live at Reading, and the performance was certainly a wild one. The crowd was wild and cheering almost nonstop, and the show itself was full of strobelights and strong language, exactly what you'd expect from a band whose name literally translates to "I got tired of being sexy."

Their set began with a joke from the leadsinger comparing a cheerleader to Kirsten Dunst and got even more fun as it went along. Part of the fun of CSS, in my opinion, is that their unique blend of indie rock and electronic dance is accompanied by lyrics in both Brazilian and English, meaning that sometimes you only totally know what half of their songs are about.

Even with the slight language barrier, this band is absolutely a blast to see perform live because of the way that they rile up the crowd and generally just embody their own crazy love for music, screeching out thank yous and dancing around while prompting the audience to clap along furiously to their songs.

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Let me just preface this and say that I love Bag Raiders, I think their music is great. So upon watching them in this concert, I was just ecstatic. Shooting Stars live is somehow even better than listening to the album version. Hearing the audience sing along with the song just makes adds that extra special something. This performance put me in a really great mood overall, I just love Shooting Stars.
Heck, I think I just love Bag Raiders in general. They just know how to make great dance electronic songs. It's too bad they've only made one album so far, but it's a great album to listen to over and over. Their concert performances are wonderful, being backed up by an excited and energetic crowd who know that they're hearing some great stuff.
It's a bit hard to hear the music but that's only because you're singing along with the crowd, hopping to the beat of the great music. I hope I get to see another of their performances again, I just couldn't get enough of them. The concert felt too short, the night ended so quickly. I'm thankful I got to see them at least. The venue was also pretty nice, giving the music a chance to reverberate very well.

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