Jenny Lewis joins up with harmonizing Minneapolis brothers the Cactus Blossoms for their second single, “Everybody,” off their upcoming third album, “One Day,” out Feb. 11 via Walkie Talkie Records.
Incoming: Dreamstate, “Set It Off!” Fest, American Music Awards, Culture Jam Festival, Pershing Square All Dayer, L.A. WOMAN All Femme Revue, Chad’s Home Fest, #20DollarsFest Picolandia, Armin Van Buuren, Aurora, the Crystal Method, Foster the People, Everclear, Dirty Bird, Ricky Martin, Harry Styles, Julieta Venegas, Aimee Mann, Enrique Iglesias, San Holo, 100 Gecs, Jenny Lewis, Jim Lauderdale, Yung Bae, GWAR, Clan of Xymox, Japanese Breakfast, X Ambassadors, Beach Fossils, Buscabulla, Hunny, WAVVES, Lovelytheband, Anjunadeep, Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real, Fred Armisen, Sasami, Scarypoolparty, St. Panther, Cuffed Up, Jesika Von Rabbit, Tim Heidecker, the Mystic Braves, Sean Nicholas Savage, All Things Blue, Gavin Turek, Bona Vega, Mehro, Wrabel, Squid, 99 Neighbors, Lucero, Jensen McRae, Asi Fui, Club Oro, Cold Hart, Trousdale, Grady Strange, Moonfuzz, Grace McKagan, Ryan Pollie
Collaboration is the theme of today’s singles roundup — check out new songs from Elohim & GRiZ, Deap Vally and Jenny Lewis & Serengeti.
Playing catch-up after a busy week of releases: Check out these new singles from Swerve, Son Little and Jenny Lewis & Serengeti.
“Unblu” is the surprise collaboration between Chicago rapper Serengeti and L.A.’s Jenny Lewis. Get woozy with it.
Songs by Phoenix, Arcade Fire, Pearl Jam, Jenny Lewis, Aimee Mann, Cold War Kids, Phantogam, the Postal Service, Alex Ebert, Bob Mould and the late John Prine appear on Vol. 2 of the massive compilation “Good Music to Avert the Collapse of American Democracy,” available today for one day only.
Musical fireworks on your screen — Day 1 of the 88FIVE Live Rewind fest features an all-L.A. lineup; Willie Nelson throws his annual holiday picnic; Grand Park/The Music Center go big.
Presenting “Popular With Us 2019: Buzz Bands LA’s Albums of the Year” — it’s one of those long lists that sums up our strong feeling that it was one hell of a year.
Jenny Lewis is intent on staying out of “Rabbit Holes” and moving forward with life in her latest single from her album, “On the Line.” Have a look for some shadowplay.
Jenny Lewis’ sparkling performance at the Hollywood Palladium included most of her new album “On the Line,” some touchstones from earlier releases and guest turns with Jackson Browne.
