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L.A. indie-rock trio Lone Kodiak unveil the first single from their forthcoming “Feet in the Water” EP, the sweeping meditation “Calm Down.”
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Also on Tuesday: Ron Gallo, People Flavor, Austin McCutchen, Jonah Parzen-Johnson, Sabrina Claudio, Gordi, Lucy & La Mer, the Starbreakers, Red Letter Day, Jessie Reyez, Steel Panther,
Winter addresses the perils of being numbed by the music industry and weary of the scene in the new single “Jaded,” out now on Burger Records.
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Luke Messimer, once of the O.C. band Mississippi Man and now residing in Portland, has released “Ten Years” — a 32-song collection of material he wrote between 2005 and ’15.
Go west down Ventura Boulevard with Haim in the video for “Want You Back.” The trio’s new album arrives next month.
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French duo Air’s 20-year anniversary show at the Greek Theatre spanned their catalog, and included a cameo from Beck and pals.
Buzz Bands LA chats with Tarriona “Tank” Ball of Tank and the Bangas about New Orleans, their NPR-fueled rise to prominence … and Julia Roberts. They play Friday in L.A.
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Songs from Winter, Cosmos & Creature, Jane Machine, TOKiMONSTA, Sudan Archives, Ruby Force and more on Buzz Bands LA’s weekly playlist.
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L.A. indie-rock trio Lone Kodiak unveil the first single from their forthcoming “Feet in the Water” EP, the sweeping meditation “Calm Down.”
French duo Air’s 20-year anniversary show at the Greek Theatre spanned their catalog, and included a cameo from Beck and pals.
Also on Tuesday: Ron Gallo, People Flavor, Austin McCutchen, Jonah Parzen-Johnson, Sabrina Claudio, Gordi, Lucy & La Mer, the Starbreakers, Red Letter Day, Jessie Reyez, Steel Panther,
Both enthusiasm and the temperature were high for Sunday’s second day of Arroyo Seco Weekend, capped by Mumford & Sons (and stolen by the Shins).
Climate Day LA’s daytime conference and evening gala (which features Moby) are still on, but the nighttime concert is a no-go.
La Luz played the latest installment of the Getty Center’s Off the 405 series, which brings free concerts to the museum’s courtyard. Reggie Watts has been added to the series.
Don’t call it a festival, but Tool headlined a toasty massive at Glen Helen Amphitheater with the Melvins, Fantomas, Clutch, Primus and the Crystal Method.
Incoming: Chinatown Summer Nights, Dirty Penni Fest, Queen and Adam Lambert, Roger Waters, Neon Indian, Ron Gallo, Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, Day Wave, LeMaitre, Buzzcocks, Sir Sly, Quintron & Miss Pussycat, the Buttertones, Surf Curse, the Paranoyds, Russ, Junior Boys, Nikka Costa, Meatbodies, Iron Maiden, Land of Talk and more
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Alabama Shakes, Broken Social Scene and Jeff Goldblum prevailed at the opening day of Arroyo Seco Weekend in Pasadena.
Tunes from Lone Kodiak, Ruby Force, MetronOhm, Suzanne Santo, TOKiMONSTA and much more on tonight’s L.A. Buzz Bands Show on KCSN.
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