Tonight in L.A.: Miike Snow, Tycho, Califone
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Also on Thursday: Yusuf/Cat Stevens, Pigeon John, Dead Dawn, Bomba Estereo, Gojira, ZZ Top, Marc Broussard, MXMS, Leftover Cuties, the Breakups, the Magnificent
This Week’s Shows: Oct. 3-9
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Incoming: Desert Trip, CHVRCHES, KT Tunstall, Phantogram, Alice in Chains, Ani DiFranco, Okkervil River, the Lumineers, Cyndi Lauper, Failure, T-Pain, Pete Yorn, Shonen Knife, Miike Snow, Tycho, Yusuf, Tourist, Grouplove, Peaches, Charles Bradley, Sia, Thrice, Chairlift, Kula Shaker, St. Lucia, the Budos Band, Bastille
Gallery: Replacements Tribute at the Satellite, featuring the Henry Clay People
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The Henry Clay People broke their promise. And all it took was some beer and the Replacements. When the scene favorites played Echo Park Rising last year, ending a decade-or-so run highlighted by two great albums (2008’s “For Cheap or for Free” and 2012’s “Twenty-Five for the Rest of Our Lives”), they vowed it would […]
Tonight in L.A.: 311, The Reflections, Biceratops, Black Marble, more
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Sunday fun day:Â ‣ Alternative reggae-rockers 311Â (pictured) headline the Roxy Theatre. DJ Unite also spins. ‣Â The Reflections conclude their residency over at the Satellite tonight. The Dead Ships and the Breakups round out the bill for tonight’s finale. ‣Â Matt Embree’s new band, Biceratops, stops by Bootleg Bar tonight. Big Sir (Lisa Papineau and Juan Alderete […]
Gallery: Buzz Bands LA 4-Year Anniversary show, with Voxhaul Broadcast, Gliss and the Breakups
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Buzz Bands LA celebrated its fourth birthday as an independent blog on Tuesday, and Voxhaul Broadcast, Gliss and the Breakups provided the musical icing on the cake. The show at the Federal Bar kicked off with the classic pop of the Breakups, who played material off their new album “Running Jumping Falling Shouting.” Then Gliss […]
Tonight in L.A.: Voxhaul Broadcast/Gliss/Breakups, Bob Mould, Miike Snow, Go West Young Man, Daughter, Balmorhea, Cadence Weapon, Beach Party
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Your Tuesday show selections: ‣ Selfishly, we’ll start out here: Buzz Bands LA celebrates its 4-Year Anniversary at the Federal Bar in North Hollywood, with Voxhaul Broadcast, Gliss and the Breakups performing. Doors at 7:30, music at 8. ‣ Bob Mould headlines the El Rey Theatre behind his new album “Silver Age” – and it’ll […]
Voxhaul Broadcast, Gliss and the Breakups to help Buzz Bands LA celebrate 4-year anniversary Oct. 30
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Buzz Bands LA turns 4 this month, and what better way to celebrate than throw a party with three of our favorite L.A. bands? Voxhaul Broadcast, the explosive quartet whose music first came onto the Buzz Bands radar back in our L.A. Times days, will headline the Buzz Bands LA 4-Year Anniversary on Tuesday, Oct. […]
Tonight in L.A.: Echoes West (Strawberry Alarm Clock, Dead Meadow, Spindrift, Gram Rabbit and more), Mini Mansions, Feeding People, Capital Cities, the Breakups, Gliss, Linkin Park
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Your scorching Saturday: ‣ There’s a whole lotta psych-rock going on at the Echo, Echoplex and Origami Vinyl today. The Echoes West festival brings ’60s stalwarts Strawberry Alarm Clock along with Dead Meadow, Lords of Altamont, Sleep Over, Spindrift, Sterling Roswell, Gram Rabbit, Silver Chords, Electric Flower Group, Strangers Family Band, United Ghosts and more […]
Ears Wide Open: Jillinda Palmer
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Jillinda Palmer is a staple of the Silver Lake music scene, and for many of the bands in which she’s played, she’s the glue. Her vocals and keyboard skills have helped some 15 or 16 groups (and counting) hold things together – a piano part here, harmonies there, always in the moment whether her role […]
Tonight in L.A.: Dirty Projectors, Nick Waterhouse, Gladys Knight, the Ettes, a House for Lions, Breakestra, Downtown Summer Party, Lukas Nelson
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A stellar Saturday ahead: ‣ Dirty Projectors headline the Wiltern behind their new album “Swing Lo Magellan,” with Wye Oak opening. ‣ Nick Waterhouse brings his vintage R&B stylings to the Getty for an installment of the Saturdays Off the 405 series. ‣ Gladys Knight and Natalie Cole team up for a night of soul […]
