Concerts, Shows, News and Events in Los Angeles
You couldn’t mistake the National for strangers to Los Angeles in 2013. After releasing the deceptively strong fifth album Trouble Will Find Me, they played dates at the Greek, Hollywood Forever Cemetery and, for those of the cheaper persuasion (me), Jimmy Kimmel Live! (and that’s not even counting the rooftop Read more…
It’s always a party when The Soul Rebels are in town! Luckily we don’t have to wait too long for New Orleans’ favorite sons to come back to the West Coast. The Soul Rebels have been in the business of starting parties and bringing the soul of New Orleans around Read more…
Psycho De Mayo, the largest gathering of psych-rock bands on the West Coast, isn’t until May but that doesn’t mean we are waiting until then to get the musical assault on your mind started. Psycho starts this month with the Rabbits Black and Thief Presents official pre-party with Sleepy Sun Read more…
Psycho De Mayo is making waves across the globe in the psychedelic rock scene as a premiere festival for the lovers of fuzzy guitars and mind-numbing drones and effects. The one-day fest in Orange County is building on the success of last year’s version to bring an even trippier and Read more…
Rhett Miller and the Old 97’s have announced they will be back on tour to support their 10th studio album All Messed Up, which is expected to be a return to the boozy bar driven glory days of 2001?s Satellite Rides. One of the first stops on their new tour Read more…
Psycho De Mayo is bigger and badder than ever this year. Over 20 bands and 14 hours of music make this year’s psych-rock festival the largest on the West Coast. Well, Psycho De Mayo also just got a whole lot louder. A Place To Bury Strangers (APTBS) are making the Read more…
There are few DJs better suited for a Hollywood day party than the King of Dirty Dutch. Chuckie will bring his signature brand of house music and party grooves into the bright Los Angeles sun for a day party at the LURE Patio in the heart of Hollywood. Chuckie was Read more…
Driving down the Glendale corridor in Echo Park where the 2 freeway ends, you might not realize you’re driving through history. Sure, the storage facilities that flank you on either side do look pretty old and gross, but umm – historic? What you might not know is that this industrial Read more…