“Age Difference,” the third single off Christian Lee Hutson’s forthcoming record, “Quitters,” reveals the L.A. singer-songwriter at his most spare and melodic. It arrives with an animated video hand-drawn by illustrator Nick Slye.
Christian Lee Hutson dusts off his dance moves in the video for his new single “Rubberneckers.” The song appears on his sophomore album, “Quitters,” produced by Phoebe Bridgers and Conor Oberst and out April 1 via Anti- Records.
Phoebe Bridgers’ sophomore album “Punisher” will arrive in June. She takes flight in the new single “Kyoto.”
Better Community Oblivion Center — the Conor Oberst-Phoebe Bridgers collaboration — delighted a Teragram Ballroom crowd with songs from their debut album, a cover and surprising dips into each other’s catalog.
Crane Like the Bird, the project of drummer-songwriter Kyle Crane, releases its debut album Friday. The album features Conor Oberst, James Mercer, Ben Bridwell, Luke Steele, Sabina Sciubba, Peter Moren, M. Ward, Blake Mills, Daniel Lanois and Brad Meldau.
Kyle Crane enlists many of the artists for whom he has drummed — Conor Oberst, Ben Bridwell, James Mercer, Luke Steele, M. Ward, Peter Morén, M. Ward, Blake Mills and Daniel Lanois among them — to contribute to his debut album “Crane Like the Bird.”
Also on Tuesday: Amy Shark, St. Vincent, Junglepussy, Tribulation,, the War & Treaty, Night Lights, Walker Hayes, Lovelytheband
Phoebe Bridgers packed the Troubadour for a hometown on Saturday and was joined by guests Conor Oberst and Noah Gundersen.
Dillon Francis, Ty Dolla Sign, Chicano Batman, Nick Waterhouse, Flamin’ Groovies, Conor Oberst, Trombone Shorty, VNV Nation and Cosmonauts are among the artists with New Year’s Eve gigs.
From rock concerts to dressy nights on the town to EDM massives to free, family fun, here are some picks for enjoying a festive New Year’s Eve.
