Singer-songwriter (and haiku enthusiast) Johnathan Rice is trying to handle the coronavirus lockdown with “compassion and love,” he says in today’s edition of QUARANTUNES. Of course, he has another workaround.
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.
An all-star cast will perform on Sept. 30 at the Regent Theater to celebrate the life and music of the late Neal Casal.
With the release of the rough-and-tumble new single “Below the Deck,” Scottish-American singer-songwriter Johnathan Ric announces that his new album, “the Long Game,” will be out May 10.
New briefs on: The venues Marty’s on Newport/ La Santa, State to State, the Jacks, Sextile, South Pasadena Eclectic, Playhouse Block Party, TEST/Jagged Baptist Club, Velvet/Cosmo Gold, Apex Manor.
Johnathan Rice and Courtney Marie Andrews bring the border crisis home for the holidays with “We Won’t Be Lonely This Christmas.” Proceeds from the single benefit the migrant rights organization Al Otro Lado.
Also on Monday: Figs Vision, Rainbow Jackson, Vision, Earl Sweatshirt, WYLDR, Foxtrot Frenzy, Louis Gaston.
The 32-year-old singer-songwriter, who performs tonight at the Bootleg Theater, discusses his next solo album, writing collaboratively and the climate in L.A.
Also: Silversun Pickups, Best Coast, Melody Gardot, Empress Of, U.S. Girls, Soulfly, LP, Alexa Melo, Saturn City
Including: AC/DC, Silversun Pickups, Emmylou Harris, Imagine Dragons, Disclosure, Gary Numan, Swervedriver, Catfish & the Bottlemen, Tove Lo, Johnathan Rice, Best Coast, Duran Duran, BØRNS, Van Halen, Thievery Corporation, the Gaslamp Killer, Dawes and more.
