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Nikstock event at Three Clubs Hollywood on 20 June, 2025, by Don Adkins

Three Clubs Hollywood played host to a 2-day music gathering Nikstock to kick-off Summer here in LA. Taking place June 20th & 21st this ambitious mini-festival featured 40 bands on two stages over two days. SLR Magazine was there to check Day 1 that featured a collection of performers well-known on the local scene with…

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Three Clubs Hollywood played host to a 2-day music gathering Nikstock to kick-off Summer here in LA. Taking place June 20th & 21st this ambitious mini-festival featured 40 bands on two stages over two days. SLR Magazine was there to check Day 1 that featured a collection of performers well-known on the local scene with a balance of popular tribute acts such as Nightmare (Alice Cooper), Black Sabbatha (female fronted Black Sabbath) and bands with their own original music and a collection of dancers and DJ. A new act called Crenshaw chose Nikstock for their debut that features recent RockGodz Hall Of Fame recipient Ira Black on guitar.

Nikstock is the annual tradition of Nik Fuoco who has a multi-decade of doing this annual birthday celebration in New York and this year chose SoCal for this event. The gallery below gives you a glimpse of what Nikstock was all about.

Promotional poster for Nikstock 2025 music festival at Three Clubs in Hollywood, featuring details about the event, including dates, ticket prices, and performer highlights.

Nikstock Website

https://www.nikstock.com

A colorful poster for Nikstock, a music festival in Hollywood, featuring the event details, lineup of bands, and graphics related to performances.

Written and Photography all rights reserved by Don Adkins

https://www.instagram.com/donadkinsphoto

A live performance by the band Black Sabbatha during Nikstock, featuring a female lead vocalist and band members with musical instruments on stage.
A female performer from the band Black Sabbatha is passionately singing on stage, with her arms raised and a microphone in hand, showcasing an energetic performance.
A go-go dancer performing on stage in a fishnet outfit with black accents, showcasing a vibrant atmosphere at a music festival.
A rock band performing on stage at Nikstock, with a vocalist in a fishnet outfit, a guitarist with blue hair, a bassist, a drummer, and a violinist, surrounded by amplifiers and stage lights.
Performance by a dancer with long blonde hair and a black crop top, raising her arms on stage.
A performer passionately singing into a microphone on stage, dressed in dark, edgy attire with fishnet details, surrounded by a smoky atmosphere.
A DJ with colorful, bright hair is performing at an event, focused on their equipment with a lively backdrop.
Musician Ira Black playing guitar on stage at Nikstock festival, with long hair and focused expression.
Debut performance of the band Crenshaw at Nikstock music gathering in Hollywood, with band members actively playing instruments on stage.
A dancer with long, braided hair and glitter on her face poses in a dramatic lighting setup during the Nikstock festival.
Nik Fuoco of Nightmare performing at Nikstock, with a dramatic stage presence and expressive gestures, wearing a leather jacket adorned with patches and holding a microphone.
A performer from the band Nightmare, dressed in a red and black striped outfit, holds a doll while singing on stage during their set at Nikstock music festival.
A dramatic performance scene featuring band members on stage, with one performer dressed as a nurse interacting with another on the ground, while additional dancers and band members are seen in the background.
A performer, dressed in a white jacket and black gloves, kneels on stage with a microphone in hand, looking intently ahead. In the background, another musician plays guitar, adding to the vibrant atmosphere of a live music event.
A performer named Madison Orange, dressed in a black top and a plaid skirt, poses with neon hula hoops against a red backdrop during the Nikstock music festival.

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