Acetone Tickets

Acetone formed in Los Angeles in 1992, a collaborative core built by Mark Lightcap, Richie Lee, and Steve Hadley. Over the years, the lineup welcomed rotating collaborators, allowing the band to explore wide spaces, quiet intensity, and a blend of slowcore with alternative rock. Though they never achieved major commercial success, Acetone earned strong critical attention and a devoted following through a string of intimate records and ambitious live shows. If you’re looking for an insider’s path into LA’s early-90s alternative scene, Acetone is a key chapter.

Below you’ll find a concise biography, highlights from their discography, and upcoming tour information. We’ve also included official social links to follow and fresh details on where to see Acetone perform next. We’ve got you covered for secure, straightforward ticket purchasing.

Acetone’s sound sits in a space between Velvet Underground minimalism, Gram Parsons warmth, and the lush, sunlit arrangements of Brian Wilson-era pop. Their four studio albums—Cindy (1993, Vernon Yard), If You Only Knew (1996, Vernon Yard), Acetone (1997, Vapor), and York Blvd. (2001, Vapor)—highlight a patient, immersive approach to songwriting. The band opened for major acts like Oasis, Mazzy Star, The Verve, Spiritualized, and Garbage, gaining critical recognition while maintaining an intimate, club-ready vibe. Reissues such as 1992–2001 (Light in the Attic, 2017) and I’m Still Waiting. box set (New West, 2023) have helped introduce new audiences to their catalog.

The 2025 tour at Gold Diggers in Los Angeles marks a rare U.S. live cycle, with two consecutive nights on June 12–13, 2025. Prior 2024–25 dates included performances in San Francisco, London, and New York, often featuring collaborators. To stay updated, follow Acetone’s official channels and the band’s page for venue details and ticketing.

Social: Follow the official updates at the band’s Instagram and official site. acetoneband.com | Instagram: @acetone_rock_and_roll_band