Also on Saturday: Highland Park Folk Festival, the Wonder Years, Gus Seyffert, Blake Shelton, NGHTMRE, Leslie Odom Jr., Noah Gundersen, T.S.O.L., Shigeto Live Ensemble, Bambara, the Unlikely Candidates, Ward, Grady, Neon Dreams, 12th Planet, City Morgue, É Arenas, Donavon Frankenreiter
Incoming: Rapsody, KISS, Opeth, Jamestown Revival, Moses Sumney, Ethan Gruska, Tokio Hotel, Neal Francis, MILCK, Asi Fui, Sure Sure, Echosmith, Amo Amo, the Wood Brothers, Anna of the North, the Sea & Cake, Hello Forever, PNTHN, the Wonder Years, Patti Smith, Wajatta, T.S.O.L., Jonathan Wilson, Highland Park Folk Festival, Thundercat, Saint Motel, Blake Shelton, Leslie Odom Jr., Noah Gunderson, the Allman Betts Band, Buddy Guy
Widely acclaimed for his talents as a producer and side man, Gus Seyffert releases his first solo material in eight years, the single “Hold On.” Enjoy it by candlelight.
Previewing songs from her sophomore album “Bird Songs of a Killjoy” (out next week), Bedouine captivated a full house at the Moroccan Lounge.
Bedouine captures the ever-changing sights and moods of “Echo Park” in her latest single while capturing some of the landmarks that have lasted decades in the video, directed by Tom Salvaggio.
Bedouine — a self-described “curmudgeon and depressive” who sounds like neither — returns with her second album “Bird Songs of a Killjoy” on May 31.
The 17-track tribute album “Unsung Heroes: Songs of Eleni Mandell” will be out this month, with a big release show on Jan. 25 at the Bootleg Theater.
The new project of Ryan Kirkpatrick (ex-Red Cortez) and Matt Aveiro (ex-Cold War Kids), Memory Rounds will release their debut album, “Time Runs Low” (produced by Gus Seyffert), next week.
Breaking up is hard to do. So is making breakup albums. Charlie Wadhams wrestled with both in crafting the songs for “Out at the Bar,” his first solo release since 2010’s EP “Upside Down” and first full-length since 2006’s “Free Up Your Schedule.” Wadhams, long a under-recognized treasure on the L.A. songwriting scene dating back […]
Gus Seyffert is one of those magical players that seems to matriculate to the good stuff. He’s made a fine album as Willoughby, played alongside excellent local artists such as the Bird and the Bee, Mike Andrews, Charlie Wadhams and the Sweet Hurt, produced a slew of others and has an imprint of his own, […]
