Fans gobbled up sets from Iron & Wine, the Specials, Dr. Dog, Warpaint, Gallant, Squeeze, Sylvan Esso at this past weekend’s inaugural Music Tastes Good festival in Long Beach.
Also on Tuesday: Drake, Dom Kennedy, Skylar Grey, Chrome Sparks, the Griswolds, the Weeks, Davie, NF, Natural Child, Pom Poms, Bob Weir, Reggie Watts
ExSage, the next-stage music from Cobalt Cranes teammates Kate Clover and Tim Foley, releases their debut EP of desert-baked rock this Friday.
New Zealand pop singer Madeira makes her U.S. debut tonight at The Satellite. Her debut album “Bad Humors” is out today.
Michael Des Barres stars as the bad guy in the video for Butch Walker’s “East Coast Girl.” Walker’s new album “Stay Gold” came out in August on Dangerbird Records.
Music from Dear Boy, Durand Jones & the Indications, Brit Manor and BRAEVES made for a memorable Saturday in the park at the 14th annual Tarfest.
Local Natives’ hometown show at the Greek amplifies the general optimism of their new album “Sunlit Youth.” Ryan Hahn and Taylor Rice talk about the re-energized quintet.
Live music, DJ sets, dance performances, art installations and light shows — all are on the menu for the 14th annual Tarfest, a free, all-ages Saturday in the (La Brea Tar Pits).
Stream Buzz Bands LA’s 51-song sampler from artists performing at this weekend’s Music Tastes Good festival in Long Beach.
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Michael Des Barres stars as the bad guy in the video for Butch Walker’s “East Coast Girl.” Walker’s new album “Stay Gold” came out in August on Dangerbird Records.
Fans gobbled up sets from Iron & Wine, the Specials, Dr. Dog, Warpaint, Gallant, Squeeze, Sylvan Esso at this past weekend’s inaugural Music Tastes Good festival in Long Beach.
ExSage, the next-stage music from Cobalt Cranes teammates Kate Clover and Tim Foley, releases their debut EP of desert-baked rock this Friday.
Also on Tuesday: Drake, Dom Kennedy, Skylar Grey, Chrome Sparks, the Griswolds, the Weeks, Davie, NF, Natural Child, Pom Poms, Bob Weir, Reggie Watts
Music from Dear Boy, Durand Jones & the Indications, Brit Manor and BRAEVES made for a memorable Saturday in the park at the 14th annual Tarfest.
SadGirl’s third EP will be out on Oct. 7, and the new single “Going Down” offers evidence the L.A. trio may instead be moving up.
Twin Shadow paid tribute to his late hero Prince on Friday night by performing “Purple Rain” in its entirety, with a few surprises.
Using pinatas and puppets, kitsch-pop quartet Madame Headdress itemize the mounting opposition to Donald Trump. Meow.
Lush’s weekend shows at the Fonda Theatre were highlighted by old songs and new — and an old-school plea for how to be a considerate concert-goer.
The latest single from King Shelter tells a story of love and loss, a bittersweet ode to Taylor Hecocks’ grandfather.
