Tonight in L.A.: Kelsey Lu, Earl Sweatshirt, Ben Kweller
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Also on Tuesday: Honeyblood, Ministry, Nightjacket, KidEyes, We Three, Flock of Dimes, the Manx, Patrick Park, Love Under the Sun, Buke & Gase, Midi Matilda, Lorena Leigh
This Week’s Shows: April 22-28
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Incoming: Back to the Beach, Stagecoach, South Pasadena Eclectic Fest, Strand of Oaks, Bad Bunny, Kelsey Lu, Nightjacket, Ben Kweller, Earl Sweatshirt, Failure, Kadhja Bonet, the Scientists, King Dude, Anna of the North, Bikini Kill, Ex Hex, Chris Cohen, Run River North, Tropa Magica, Dwight Yaokam, Twin XL, Nick Waterhouse, the National, Tamaryn, Bass Drum of Death, RDGLDGRN, Hand Habits, White Denim, Architects, Foliage, Axel Mansoor, Mk.gee, Telekinesis, Emily Wells, Elijah Ocean, Wild Belle
Stream: Patrick Park, ‘Love Lover Love’
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Los Angeles singer-songwriter Patrick Parks brings Warpaint’s Emily Kokal into the mix on his new single “Love Lover Love.” His first album in five years, “Here/Gone,” arrives April 26.
Tonight in L.A.: Jack White, Eric Burdon & the Animals, Joseph Arthur, Patrick Park, Jolie Holland, Rocky Votolato, James Bay, Hillstomp
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Tuesday must be singer-songwriter night in the city: ‣ Jack White’s new album “Lazaretto” comes out today. And the world’s most famous former upholsterer headline the Fonda Theatre tonight, supported by Cold War Kids. ‣ Singer-songwriter Joseph Arthur visits the Troubadour behind his new album “Lou: The Songs of Lou Reed,” his interpretation of a […]
The Week Ahead: June 9-15
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Incoming: Chinatown Summer Nights, Low End Theory Festival, Klingande, the Darling Buds, Dirty Loops, Jack White, Patrick Park, Gibralter, Jolie Holland, Rocky Votolato, James Bay, Them Howling Bones, Joseph Arthur, Eric Burdon & the Animals, Natural Remedy, T-Pain, Chicano Batman, EELS, Chelsea Wolfe, Kate Brown, King Buzzo, Luciano and Judah Eskender Tfar & the Heartical […]
Download: Patrick Park, ‘We Fall Out Of Touch’
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Following up 2010’s “Come What Will,” Patrick Park has finally returned this week with the EP, “We Fall Out of Touch,” via RSRCH + DVLP. That’s the newly-launched label by Dave Trumfio (Wilco, MMJ, Grandaddy, Earlimart), the producer who collaborated with Park on the previous album and 2007’s “Everyone’s In Everyone.” Stripped down and but still rich […]
Tonight in L.A.: That Dog, John Vanderslice, Deadmau5, Atmosphere, Chasing Kings, LA Font
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[We approach the Sunset Junction-less weekend with plenty of music options. Meanwhile, if you didn’t catch it, the Times had a story today on the aftermath …] Your Friday fodder: ‣ That Dog reunites for the first of two-sold-out shows at the Troubadour. You’d be surprised (or possibly not) how many “new” co-ed bands around […]
Tonight in L.A.: Buffalo Tom, Thao With the Get Down Stay Down, Meiko, Patrick Park, the Stripminers, the Belle Brigade
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The rain will stop, the shows won’t: ‣ Nineties faves Buffalo Tom headline the Troubadour behind their new album, “Skins,” and the Heavenly States open. ‣ Thao Nguyen, who recently collaborated with Mirah on an album, brings her band Thao With the Get Down Stay Down to UCLA’s Royce Hall. Morning Teleportation opens. ‣ The […]
Tonight in L.A.: The Pass, Tristen, Sara Lov, Das Racist, Ozzy Osbourne, Oh Land, Melee, Baths
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[Happy birthday to U.K. songstress Laura Marling, all of 21 years old today …] Tonight, a tip for every taste: ‣ Louisville electro-pop outfit the Pass (that’s their video for “Walk Away”) plays the Satellite, with locals Marvelous Toy and Airlines opening. ‣ Nashville singer-songwriter Tristen headlines the Echo, supported by Hi Ho Silver Oh […]
This weekend in L.A.: Patrick Park (with Sea Wolf), Flying Lotus, Carole King & James Taylor, more
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[Things to do this weekend: Wish David Byrne a happy birthday. Find a way to see one of those Flying Lotus shows. Use this post as a opportunity to remind folks that Patrick Park has a new album out.] As downright pretty as Patrick Park’s third album is, “Come What Will,” like its title, sometimes […]
