Concerts, Shows, News and Events in Los Angeles
JD McPherson is single handedly trying to rejuvenate the rock, rhythm and blues, and rockabilly music of the 1950’s. The native Oklahoman will traverse the country in support of his latest album Let the Good Times Roll, and you can’t really start off any more west than the Santa Monica Read more…
We’re no strangers to dancing until the sun comes up. But not everyone loves grooving in the club scene and if you’re looking to shake it somewhere different, and maybe a little more wholesomely, where can you get your jollies with likeminded individuals? “Skip the gym and dance your way into the day” is Read more…
(By RB Contributor Tracy Smith) Several talented individuals came together on a blazing Saturday afternoon to give back to the community in more ways than one. Fashion Party’s Marcos Mena hosted this event in a local art gallery in order to raise money to fight cancer while dually putting on Read more…
Welcome to Summer Oasis in Palm Springs! On June 6th Rabbits Black will take over an exclusive resort property in the California desert to bring you some of our favorite artists in an intimate private pool party setting, featuring an exclusive headlining performance at sunset by world-renowned DJ and producer Funkagenda. We’ve Read more…
(RB Contributor Carolyn Vallejo) Their first full-length album only came out in 2012, so why does it sound as though Dead Sara has been stomping across L.A. stages for decades? It could be the undeniable Stevie Nicks lurking in lead singer Emily Armstrong’s vocals (not surprisingly, Dead Sara Read more…
(RB Contributor Nathan McVay) Miami Horror is back with their much anticipated follow up to their 2010 breakout debut album Illuminations and they will be bringing in Summer right at home at The Roxy TheaterJune 5. The L.A. based electronic quartet originally from Australia fuses together pop, funk, and electronic music Read more…
Swans shows aren’t like other shows. This was made obvious when the veteran art-rockers started out their set with four minutes of nothing but solid, solitary gong work. This proved to be one of the few quiet moments in a Tuesday night set that fiercely and furiously pulsed and pounded for two-and-a-half hours Read more…
Hope you weren’t looking forward to a quiet Tuesday night, Los Angeles, because if Michael Gira and his merry men of Swans have anything to do with it, it’s going to be a very, very loud night. Between closing out the Gobi stage at both Saturdays of Coachella, Swans is swooping into Read more…