Singles roundup: An ageless-sounding affirmation from Jenny O. (whose album is out next month), and pop sweetness from Maraschino and Skofee.
This list is updated periodically– Free summer shows return in full bloom this year. Pack your picnic basket and sunscreen and get ready to enjoy live music al fresco.
Collapsing Scenery unveil the new track “Gold Rush,” the first taste of their sophomore album, “A Desert Called Peace.” It’s out March 10.
Sounding like the best of first-wave indie-pop, Frankie Rose is back with the new song “Anything,” the lead single from her first solo album in 5 1/2 years, “Love As Projection.” It’s out in March.
Dre Babinski finds herself on the edge in the video for the new Steady Holiday single, “The Balance.” So hold your breath with her until the new Steady Holiday album, “Newfound Oxygen,” is out Feb. 17.
The Smile — Radiohead’s Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood along with jazz drummer Tom Skinner — gave an exhilarating performance in support of their album, “A Light For Attracting Attention.” They wrap up their North American tour with another show at the Shrine tonight.
In advance of Friday’s appearance at Substance 2022, the Jesus and Mary Chain’s Jim Reid talks about COVID, his long-running battle with stage fright, being a latecomer to jazz, getting along with his brother and what the future might hold. In the works: a book, a documentary and a new album.
Siouxsie and Iggy Pop are announced as headliners for this year’s Cruel World Festival, happening May 20 at Brookside at the Rose Bowl. Pre-registration is now open for this Friday’s ticket sale.
Music from from Liily, Shana Cleveland, Butch Bastard, Allie Crow Buckley, Dusty Durston, King Tuff, Sun Room, Death Valley Girls, Ward, Cary Brothers, Frankie Rose, Hoogenboom, Gracie Abrams and more on Buzz Bands LA’s latest playlist.
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Singles roundup: An ageless-sounding affirmation from Jenny O. (whose album is out next month), and pop sweetness from Maraschino and Skofee.
Collapsing Scenery unveil the new track “Gold Rush,” the first taste of their sophomore album, “A Desert Called Peace.” It’s out March 10.
Dre Babinski finds herself on the edge in the video for the new Steady Holiday single, “The Balance.” So hold your breath with her until the new Steady Holiday album, “Newfound Oxygen,” is out Feb. 17.
Miya Folick’s sophomore album, “Roach,” will arrive in May. Her latest single, “Get Out of My House,” is “absolutely an exorcism,” she says.
With the release of the new single “Joiner,” songwriter Sabrina Teitelbaum announces that her self-titled debut album as Blondshell will be out in April.
“Visionary” is the first single from Genevieve Artadi’s solo album, “Forever, Forever,” out March 17 via Brainfeeder.
Siouxsie and Iggy Pop are announced as headliners for this year’s Cruel World Festival, happening May 20 at Brookside at the Rose Bowl. Pre-registration is now open for this Friday’s ticket sale.
Diplo, SOFI TUKKER, Phantogram, ZHU, Caribou, TOKiMONSTA, the Glitch Mob, LP Giobbi, REZZ, and Beats Antique are among the artists playing Lightning in a Bottle, May 24-29 at Buena Vista Lake in Kern County.
Nick Waterhouse’s sixth album, “The Fooler,” is out April 1. The first two singles, “Hide and Seek” and the title track, drift in sublimely, like radio transmissions from another era.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs, MGMT (performing “Oracular Spectacular”), Future Islands, M83, Empire of the Sun, Hot Chip, Caribou and the Walkmen top the lineup for this year’s Just Like Heaven festival, May 13 in Pasadena.
