Criminal Hygiene to salute the Replacements tonight
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L.A. trio Criminal Hygiene will be the replacement Replacements at the celebration of the release of “The Sire Years” boxed set.
The Replacements recapture the spirit, reinvigorate their songs, at sold-out Hollywood Palladium show
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The Replacements’ “Back by Unpopular Demand Tour” proved a misnomer at the Palladium on Wednesday night, the first of the quartet’s two sold-out shows in Hollywood. There remains plenty of popular demand to see the seminal Minneapolis rockers, out of mothballs after nearly a quarter of a century with original members Paul Westerberg and Tommy […]
Tonight in L.A.: Interpol, the Replacements, the Cribs, Milky Chance, Toro Y Moi, Sylvan Esso, the Orwells, Jamie xx, Swans, Eskmo, In the Whale, Rod Melancon, Esko, Brian Buckley Band, Qui
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Thursday’s slate of shows: â–º The Replacements do the second L.A. night of their “Back by Unpopular Demand Tour” at the Hollywood Palladium. â–º Interpol and Perfume Genius team up at the Shrine Expo Hall — one of a handful of shows featuring Coachella artists sandwiching club shows in between festival weekend. The others: The […]
Tonight in L.A.: The Replacements, Arca, Florence + the Machine, Brand New, Built to Spill, the War on Drugs, Action Bronson, Sylvan Esso, Clean Bandit, Chet Faker, Glass Animals, Ratatat, the Cribs, Madeon, Bad Romantics, SomeKindaWonderful
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A massive Wednesday slate of shows: â–º The Replacements’ “Back By Unpopular Demand Tour” hits the Hollywood Palladium for the first of a two-night stand. The quartet — originals Paul Westerberg and Tommy Stinson along with Josh Freese and David Minehan — are touring in support of “The Replacements: The Complete Studio Albums 1981-1990” collection, […]
The Week Ahead: April 13-19
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Incoming: Coachella (Weekend 2), Brokechella, Stone Temple Pilots, Royal Blood, Father John Misty, Chet Faker, Luna, Odessa, Dorothy, Dreamers, Desaparecidos, Plain White T’s, Squarepusher, Stromae, Jenny Lewis, Swans, Glass Animals, FKA Twigs, Fleetwood Mac, Barry Manilow, Cloud Nothings, the Bad Romantics, MØ, Neil & Liam Finn, SomeKindaWonderful, Ride, Benjamin Booker, Alt-J, Florence + the Machine, […]
The Replacements’ eight-disc set coming April 14; see Tommy Stinson’s edit of the press release
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On April 14, Rhino will release the eight-disc set “The Replacements: The Studio Albums 1981-1990,” a collection of the seven full-lengths and one EP the influential Minneapolitans released during their first run. They band’s current lineup — Paul Westerberg, Tommy Stinson, Dave Minehan and Josh Freese — kicks off their “Back By Unpopular Demand Tour” the […]
The Replacements announce national tour, including April 16 date at the Palladium
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The reconstituted Replacements, who resurfaced for festival dates beginning in 2013, have announced their first national tour since the Bush Administration — the George H.W. Bush Administration, that is. The “Back By Unpopular Demand Tour” includes and April 16 date at the Hollywood Palladium. Tickets for the show, which features originals Paul Westerberg and Tommy […]
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 […]
Coachella 2014: A recap of all our recaps
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Going to Coachella on Weekend 2? Want to relive the first weekend? Buzz Bands LA covered 53 of the festival’s 184 performances Friday, Saturday and Sunday and published more than 170 photographs. After the jump, we provide quick links to everything:
Coachella 2014: The Replacements, uneven
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Who: The Replacements at the Outdoor Theatre In 3 or Fewer Words: Half-assed hootenanny Memorable Because: Critically celebrated rock reunions had better get used to playing to thin crowds under the stars. Following in the footsteps of recent Main-Stagers Pavement and the Stone Roses, The ’Mats from Minneapolis played for a meager following of zealots. […]
