Dillom
Dillom
The Roxy Theatre9009 West Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles 90069
Dillom, the solo project of Buenos Aires artist Dylan León Masa, brings his genre-hopping approach to the Roxy. His music moves through trap and hip-hop while drawing on punk and rock.
Rolling Stone calls Dillom one of Argentina’s “new rap agitators” and describes his album POST MORTEM as a “monument of genre lawlessness and transgressive creative agency.” He has collaborated with Bizarrap, L-Gante and Pussy Riot, and worked with Ill Quentin and Broke Carrey in the Talented Broke Boys collective.
The Roxy’s history is written into its live recordings: Neil Young played during its 1973 opening weekend, and artists including Frank Zappa and Bob Marley later captured performances here. Today it remains a working concert club on the Sunset Strip, at 9009 Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood. Expect a compact, 500-capacity room with a built-in stage, lighting and sound, an elevated VIP area, and a bar; the event setup can vary, so check your show’s listing for its exact arrangement. The venue lists concession-style bar food rather than a full dining service. Shows are ticketed, with admission varying by event, and the busy calendar includes regular concerts. Check the listing for start time and ticket availability, then settle in for a night built around the live performance.