Overview:
West Hollywood, October 24, 2025 — In a packed house on the iconic Sunset Strip, the Roxy Theatre hosted an electric three-band lineup — INOHA headlining with support from Slow Joy and Worry Club — delivering an evening that left the audience buzzing long after the final chord. The show kicked off at 8:00 p.m. and ran deep into the night. (The Roxy Theatre)
Setting the Stage: The Venue
The Roxy, with its storied history stretching back to 1973 on West Sunset Boulevard, has long been a launching pad for artists and a bastion of live-music culture in Los Angeles. (Wikipedia)
Last night, the venue’s intimate size added to the intensity — fans were close to the action, stage lights cutting through haze, and the crowd fully invested.
Chase Walsh and Worry Club
Fronted by Chase Walsh, Worry Club opened the night with a dynamic, emotionally charged set. Walsh’s distinctive vocals carried both vulnerability and drive, resonating with a crowd that clearly knew their material. The band’s mix of alternative rock and indie emotion hit perfectly in the live setting — with Walsh’s charisma anchoring each track and pulling fans closer to the stage.
The chemistry between bandmates was undeniable, and by the end of their set, the audience was chanting along. It was a confident, heartfelt opener that set the tone for the rest of the evening.
Slow Joy
Next up, Slow Joy brought a darker, more atmospheric tone that contrasted nicely with Worry Club’s energy. Their sound — moody guitars, layered vocals, and dynamic pacing — invited listeners to immerse themselves. The band delivered an introspective performance that gave the night emotional depth.
INOHA
When INOHA took the stage, the energy in the room surged. The band displayed tight musicianship, a commanding presence, and a set list balancing new releases with fan favorites. Highlights included a soaring mid-set anthem and an explosive closer that had fans singing in unison. The lighting, pacing, and audience interaction underscored INOHA’s growing reputation as a standout live act in the Los Angeles scene.
Audience & Atmosphere
From the moment the doors opened, the crowd buzzed with anticipation. Fans packed the floor shoulder-to-shoulder, eager for the night ahead. Phones were raised high during Worry Club’s emotional set, while Slow Joy’s moody soundscapes drew quiet awe. By INOHA’s finale, the room was a sea of movement and sound — a testament to the shared experience between artist and audience.
The Roxy’s acoustics and vintage charm created a perfect space for the night’s variety of tones and textures.
Why This Night Mattered
In a time when live shows often lean toward spectacle, this concert stood out for its authenticity. Chase Walsh, Slow Joy, and INOHA each delivered music with heart and purpose. For fans of alternative rock, emo revival, and indie expression, it was a reminder that Los Angeles remains a thriving hub for new voices in music.
The Roxy Theatre once again proved why it’s one of the most vital venues in Southern California — honoring its history by giving the spotlight to tomorrow’s stars.
Editor’s Note
This review is based on firsthand observation of the event on October 24, 2025. Set times, titles, and lineup details are approximate and may differ from official setlists.
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