Thee Sinseers & The Altons
2026 TOUR
Sunday | April 26, 2026
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Details
What You Need to Know
Onsale Schedule
Primo Presale  Tue 1/20 | 12PM
Classic Presale  Wed 1/21 | 12PM
Artist Presale  Thu 1/22 | 10AM
Public Onsale  Fri 1/23 | 10AM
Pricing
Standard $46
$35 + $11 Fees
Member $43
$32 + $11 Fees
Fees apply to phone, internet, and in-person purchases
Event Schedule
6PM  Doors
7PM  Show
Times subject to change
Description
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Thee Sinseers hail straight from East L.A., carrying a sound steeped in classic soul while pushing boldly into the present. Led by multi-instrumentalist, producer, and songwriter Joseph Quiñones, the band blends lush harmonies, a deep-pocket rhythm section, and a full brass lineup into something that feels both timeless and alive.

As part of a tight-knit community of musicians redefining modern soul, Thee Sinseers bridge nostalgia and innovation — channeling the warmth of vintage recordings with the urgency of now. Their music lives in the sweet spot where heartbreak, hope, and groove meet, wrapped in arrangements that glow with sincerity and craft.

Signed to Colemine Records, the band first turned heads with early singles “It Was Only A Dream” and “I Don’t Mind”, leading to their full-length debut Sinseerly Yours (2024). Their song “Seems Like” also appeared on Presenting Penrose Records, the inaugural compilation from Daptone’s Penrose imprint — a fitting home for their soul-rich sound.

With songs featured in film (Self Reliance) and television (Riverdale), and performances lighting up soul strongholds across the country, Thee Sinseers are on the road with love in their hearts and grooves in their pockets — bringing their modern take on classic soul wherever they go.

How would you characterize the sound of Southeast LA? The Altons, natives of the region,  combine dust kicked up from backyard parties with evening Art Laboe listening sessions, evoking a sound that veers far from the shadows. 

The Altons curate a ballad of retro-indie-soul that has captivated local audiences for several years, quickly driving them to become a staple of the scene.

Their distinct sound caught the attention of Daptone Records Co-founder Gabe Roth, who was in the process of starting Penrose Records. Penrose became a subsidiary label to Daptone to highlight the emerging soul-scene growing in Southern California, where The Altons fit perfectly. Their Penrose debut "When You Go (That's When You'll Know)" was KCRW's Today's Top Tune, and their most recent single "Tangled Up In You" has been featured on "Soulection Radio."