KCRW Summer Nights at NoHo Arts District
About the Event
Close out the season with a free, all-ages KCRW Summer Nights block party in the NoHo Arts District, taking over the corner of Lankershim and Magnolia Blvd. Get lost in the electropop rhythm and blues of LA-based singer Madison McFerrin, and enjoy sets from KCRW DJs Peanut Butter Wolf and LUXXURY. It’s a neighborhood block party in one of LA’s most creative hubs, and everyone’s invited.
Member Perks
KCRW members get special perks all season long — think exclusive members-only events, food & drink discounts, dedicated lines, merch deals, and special surprises at events. Check back soon!
Schedule
- 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
KCRW DJ LUXXURY
- 8:00 pm - 9:15 pm
Madison McFerrin
- 9:15 pm - 11:00 pm
KCRW DJ Peanut Butter Wolf
About NoHo Arts District
The NoHo Arts District is a vibrant cultural hub in the San Fernando Valley, known for its dense mix of theaters, rehearsal spaces, art galleries, creative studios, as well as marquee LA landmarks like the Television Academy. Once an industrial pocket, it has transformed into a walkable, art-filled neighborhood with bold street murals, indie cafés, and a tight-knit community of working artists and performers. Its proximity to major film and TV studios fuels a creative, always-on energy that attracts both rising talent and established voices. On Saturday, September 5, 2026, it will host the final stop of KCRW Summer Nights, featuring live music, DJs, a lively beer garden, and presented in partnership with Los Angeles City Councilmember Adrin Nazarian.
Lineup
Madison McFerrin
Maybe life on Earth, with all its miniature, momentary deaths and rebirths, really does have something to do with our zodiac signs. Singer-songwriter Madison McFerrin thinks so. Her sophomore album, SCORPIO, takes its name from her sign and its three phases (scorpion, eagle, and phoenix) which parallel her personal evolution since her 2023 debut, I Hope You can Forgive Me. The confident woman you hear on SCORPIO was born from the ashes of heartbreak. For Madison, love — specifically self-love — is a revealer of truths. It’s this album’s inspiration: “I truly believe that I went through it because I've created art that's going to change my life.” SCORPIO is what it sounds like when the stars align.
KCRW DJ Peanut Butter Wolf
Peanut Butter Wolf digs through his crates of over 50,000 records he’s collected since the age of nine, as well as digital crates of tons of unreleased music, to favor the underdog. His DJ influences include John Peel, Anita Sarko, Chris Hill, David Mancuso, Electrifying Mojo, Kool DJ Red Alert, Marley Marl, Rodney Bingenheimer, Ron Hardy, Giles Peterson, Nicky Siano, Don Letts, and Dr. Demento.
KCRW DJ LUXXURY
LUXXURY erases the lines between rock and dance grooves of the past and present, playing genre classics alongside dubbed-out edits, vintage synthpop gems, and post-punk bangers all expertly reimagined with a modern twist. Blending seamless DJ sets with a crate-digger’s ear and a remixer’s touch LUXXURY delivers an immersive soundscape where hidden classics meet fresh remixes and musical history gets reassembled in real time.
FAQs
- What can I expect at this event?
End of summer block party takeover in the valley with live music and DJs!
- Where should I park?
Free street parking available on the following streets:
- Lankershim Blvd between Camarillo St & Cumpston St
- Vineland Ave between Camarillo St & Chandler Blvd
- Chandler Blvd from Tujunga Ave to Vineland Ave
- Magnolia Blvd between Lemp Ave & Lankershim Blvd
North Hollywood metro station is also offering all day $3 parking rates at all their parking facilities.
- How do I get to the venue?
Arrival information coming soon! RSVP to get arrival details sent to your email ahead of the event.
- Are pets allowed?
Service animals are welcome; pets are not permitted
- Will there be food and drink available?
Food & drink will be available for purchase from the beer garden and local NoHo Arts District restaurants.
- Still have questions?
We can answer them! Please email events@kcrw.org.
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