The Dismemberment Plan rolled into Los Angeles wrapping up their fall tour promoting their first album in 12 years, […]
After a full week to mentally process the breathtaking spectacle that was HARD Day of the Dead festival, as well […]
Alessandro Cortini makes music. But he does it with a passion for detail and method so unique that he consistently […]
(Guest Review by Dani Chavez) Newbury Park natives The Neighbourhood brought out all the tricks and acts for the sold-out […]
His name is GRiZ, and don’t you forget it, because it’s likely someone you will be hearing a lot more […]
Groove Cruise LA – touted as the world’s largest floating dance music festival – disembarked from Long Beach Harbor on Friday, September 27. The Carnival Cruise Ship “Inspiration”, packed with some of the biggest EDM artists in the world and 2,000 of their fans, took this party where I never thought it could go – mobile AND international. It wasn’t a series of shows over a three day weekend, it was ONE CONTINUOUS PARTY. So how was it? Well, surreal doesn’t exactly cut it.
(Guest review by Dani Chavez) The Lumineers rocked the Greek Theatre for the first of two sold-out shows. Opening up […]
So… I need to come clean—This album came out in May, but because of the band’s perseverance over the […]
Bar none, the highlight of last year’s Electric Zoo Festival (besides avoiding any drug-related tragedies of the sort that led […]
Okay, I’m sure you guys are getting sick of me writing about shows in Orange County all the time but […]
(By Marni Epstein) Los Angeles native Zak Waters is bringing funk into the new millenium. Robin Thicke’s decision this summer […]
“The truth is, they’re mourning for their childhood […]
The crowd was more eclectic than your typical Friday night club show, with only a few of the neon-clad ravers that the […]
Post Authored By: Nicole Baptista NIN steals the show at Outside Lands Seeing Nine Inch Nails just about put me […]
Deap Vally (sp) sold out the Troubadour in West Hollywood Tuesday night, and they looked every bit the part of a […]
Even though the bands stopped playing at 10 PM every night, Lollapalooza didn’t end there. Aftershows and parties scattered throughout […]
Lollpalaooza took over downtown Chicago once again this past weekend for three days of live music from around the world. […]
The Sunset Strip Music Festival (SSMF) took over West Hollywood and reminded the crowd just what a rock concert should […]
Queens of the Stone Age shredded the Jimmy Kimmel Concert stage last Monday night. QOTSA reminded concertgoers that sometimes rock […]
Posted By Guest Nicole Baptista The Postal Service’s “Give Up” shifted the emo-indie world of 2003 to a happier place. […]
If you’ve been listening to KCRW lately then you’ve surely heard about the upcoming Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros […]
There were no big surprises this past Friday at Ruby Skye nightclub in San Francisco from House Producer/DJ Mord Fustang, […]
It has been a bit of a wait since the last psychedelic wave of new and awesome heavy riff California […]
Even though they live in Los Angeles, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club made their first musical foray into beautiful Santa Ana […]
Amazingly enough, Scott Weiland took the stage only 30 minutes after the scheduled 9:15 PM start time. Let’s be honest, […]
Ten minutes past 11 PM… anticipation feels the historic Hollywood Palladium. Fans are anxiously awaiting Crystal Castles’ sold out return […]
When I first heard that the brother and sister duo, The Knife was coming out with a new album, I […]
Coachella 2013 is in the books. We went into the festival this year with a ton of questions and some […]
There were a lot of questions that we had going into the live debut of How To Destroy Angels last […]
If you’ve heard of Makeout Videotape, then you have heard of Mac DeMarco. The obscure Canadian multi-instrumental artist will be […]
Matthew J. Tow has built a wildly successful career since he formed the psych-pop band Drop City in the early […]
Thursday night was the kickoff for Buckcherry’s 3-night takeover of the legendary Viper Room on Sunset Blvd. The LA created […]
Noise Pop continued this past Friday in San Francisco, with riff outfit the Thermals taking the stage at the Rickshaw […]
In preparation of the release of their 2nd three song EP in a 4 part album of recordings, We Are […]
It’s been awhile since Tomahawk has played in Los Angeles, and you could tell it has been way too long […]
Sometimes you discover a great band by turning on the radio and hearing the new single from the latest flavor […]