Skip to Content
Events

Ghostlovers : One Night only Oldies Soul Night ~ Boyle Heights

2:41 PM PST on November 22, 2016

Mapache Jewelry and the band Brainstory presents an event inspired by oldies music and unrequited love. A night where you can dance to songs of the past and remember lost loved ones. Saturday, November 26 at 9pm at the First Street Pool & Billiards 1906 E. 1st in Boyle Heights, Mapache Jewelry will release a jewelry collection called “Ghostlovers” accompanied by an oldies set by Brainstory and friends, featuring acts like Rudy De Anda, members of Chicano Batman, Buyepongo and Quitapenas just to name a few.

img_8575

The Ghostlovers concept represents the haunting pain that ex-lovers leave imprinted on the lives of their beloved. The live music curated by the band Brainstory, a trio from the Inland Empire who are deeply rooted in the burgeoning latin music scene, will feature the acts named above for a special, one night only, collaboration. The group will perform a set of classic soul oldies to commemorate the spirit of the evening.

In addition, El Oms, the artist responsible for the Arcs iconic “Put a Flower In Your Pocket” music video will DJ alongside the popular DJ Rosie of the Chulita Vinyl Club LA and Jason Correa of the Valley 818 Artist Group. We're excited to know that there will be Live screen printing by Raymond of the infamous Hit + Run Crew.

With a stage full of talent, the night will surely be full of surprises.

Press Release Provided by Rochelle of Mapache Jewelry 

Stay in touch

Sign up for our free newsletter

More Stories

What to Do If a Federal Immigration Agency Kills Your Loved One

We consulted multiple lawyers, an immigration group, and the Consulate of Mexico to create a guide we hope you never need.

L.A.’s Best Arepas Find a Permanent Home In Mar Vista

For seven years, you could only find these loaded Venezuelan beauties made with nixtamalized maiz criollo at a few farmers markets. Now you can find them any day of the week.

August 21, 2026

Altadena Residents Haunted By Flock Cameras Installed After Deadly Fire

“Altadena has spoken,” Shawna Dawson Beer tells L.A. TACO. “We don't want surveillance cameras. We don't want Flock replaced by another company's cameras. We don't want to play surveillance company whack-a-mole. We want a say in whether this technology is deployed in our community at all.”

August 21, 2026

Are The Lakers Still L.A.’s Team?

We asked some hardcore fans and the answer is somewhere between a theory that their latest purchase will get them ready to move the team to Vegas or using the Lakers as a pawn for political influence.

August 20, 2026

Who Won Last Night’s Debate Between Nithya Raman and Karen Bass?

The homeowners of the San Fernando Valley may have been the real winners in the end. Here are our thoughts.

August 20, 2026

The East L.A. Artist Behind ‘Homeboy Beautiful’ Magazine Has Championed Queer Chicano Liberation Since the 70s

You can catch artist Joey Terrill's pioneering work at a handful of active and upcoming exhibitions around L.A.

August 19, 2026