Briston Maroney excites packed Troubadour
Briston Maroney and his band played the historical Troubadour on Wednesday, February 16th for his “Sunflower” tour. The crowd was buzzing and excited to get […]
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Tove Styrke shows her love at The Peppermint Club
Swedish pop singer Tove Styrke performed for the first time in the U.S. in four years, and she delighted fans with newer tracks and hits […]
Foster the People celebrate ten years of ‘Torches’ at The Wiltern
Indie rock band, Foster the People played to a sold out crowd at The Wiltern, not one, but three nights in a row to celebrate […]
Charlotte Cardin brings it at The Roxy
It’s always a good thing when your first show of tour in Los Angeles sells out and you get to add another. Saturday night, at […]
Band of Horses, Best Coast pack punch at Palladium
Seattle indie rock legends Band of Horses are on the verge of releasing their sixth studio album in a few months, and they made a […]
Rival Sons, Reignwolf should have offered whiplash insurance at Wiltern gig
I knew I was going to be headbanging Friday night at The Wiltern. How could I not? The doubleheader of Long Beach rockers Rival Sons […]
COIN made it rain at The Wiltern
Nashville indie-rock band COIN offered a non-stop jolt of music at The Wiltern Saturday night for their sold-out stop, nearing the halfway point of their […]
Tame Impala blow minds at packed Hollywood Bowl show
There is not much that will get in the way of me and seeing Tame Impala live. Not a four day bender in Vegas, negative […]
Khruangbin turn the Greek Theatre into vibe city
It’s so awesome that Houston three-piece Khruangbin have reached the level of three sold-out shows at the Greek Theatre. I remember seeing them in a […]
Julien Baker delivers the feels at Wiltern, brings out Phoebe Bridgers
I remember first catching Julien Baker at SXSW in a church many years ago. It was basically the perfect place to enjoy her deeply personal, […]