GERA DEMARA 9:00PM - 11:30PM
Rhythm Room LA206 West 6th Street, Los Angeles 90014
Gera Demara plays Rhythm Room LA on Sunday night. The listing gives his name and the evening’s performance window, but does not specify whether he will appear solo or with a band, name any accompanying musicians, or describe a particular theme, release, guest appearance, or special set.
Demara is a Mexicali-born singer, composer and multi-instrumentalist whose music blends pop and Regional Mexican. He began his career at 15 as Larry Hernández’s accordion player and is the son of Regional Mexican singer Jerry Demara. Signed to Warner Music México, he wrote “Amé,” recorded by Christian Nodal, and made an unscheduled performance during Camilo’s Q&A at the 2025 Latin Alternative Music Conference. Billboard called the 27-year-old artist “a force to be reckoned with.”
Rhythm Room LA brings live music into a basement lounge built around games and a curved bar, so an evening can move between the band, a drink, and a round of ping-pong or pool. The entrance descends an original marble staircase, and the room’s exposed brick, concrete pillars, couches, barstools, and salvaged stadium seats give it a distinctly timeworn look. There is a full bar and a kitchen serving small bites, alongside darts and board games. The calendar lists late-evening performances, including sets beginning around 9 or 9:30, and some events run past midnight; expect a social night where conversation and games share space with the music. The venue is listed at 206 West 6th Street in Downtown Los Angeles, and current listings show it operating.