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The Last Waltz 50th Anniversary Tour ft. Chest Fever: The Official Revival of the Band

Chest Fever, Albert Lee, Brent Rademaker, Jason Soda, Victoria Bailey, Hunter Watts

Zebulon2478 Fletcher Drive, Los Angeles 90039

Chest Fever brings its The Last Waltz 50th Anniversary Tour to Zebulon in Frogtown, billed as the Official Revival of the Band. The group is joined on the listed lineup by Albert Lee, Brent Rademaker, Jason Soda, Victoria Bailey, and Hunter Watts. This is a celebration set built around the songs, albums, and concerts associated with The Band, with the tour title pointing directly to the landmark The Last Waltz repertoire and legacy. It is a 21+ presentation at Zebulon, the former bakery room on Fletcher Drive whose large stage sits beneath a bowstring-truss roof.

Chest Fever is presented here as a revival devoted to the work of The Band, described by the listing as the legendary Canadian-American Hall of Fame inductees. Rather than positioning the night as a general retrospective, the billing identifies the project with a specific mission: revisiting the group’s iconic catalogue and concert history. The Band’s place at the core of the program is explicit in both the act’s official-revival subtitle and the material Chest Fever celebrates. The event listing names the additional performers but provides no further biographical details about their individual roles or histories, so the emphasis remains on Chest Fever’s tribute to The Band and the 50th-anniversary focus of The Last Waltz tour.

Zebulon offers a unique evening where live music meets a creative café setting, housed in a former bakery with a striking bowstring-truss roof that enhances its sound. The venue features a large stage and a well-stocked bar alongside a menu of pizza, tacos, and small bites, inviting guests to enjoy both the music and casual dining. The room holds a diverse crowd drawn by its adventurous programming, from experimental music to jazz and indie rock, with performances that encourage attentive listening rather than just background noise. A welcoming patio extends the space, and the original 1930s wooden bar adds character. Shows range from ticketed to free, often with a late-night vibe that can include multiple sets or DJ sessions. This spot is a cultural anchor in Frogtown, blending local artistry with international acts in a relaxed yet focused environment.

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