Rounding up some recommended upcoming streams. including multiple salutes to David Bowie, along with GZA, Brainstory, Honky Tonk Heroes, Phantom Planet, PVRIS, Grant-Lee Phillips and more.
As Spaceland and then the Satellite, the club at 1717 Silver Lake Blvd. left an indelible mark in 2 1/2 decades as a music venue. At times, artists and patrons felt as if they were “part of the most important happening in the world,” says one. Here’s a long trip down memory lane.
Silver Lake mainstay the Satellite won’t return as a music venue after the pandemic is over, its owner announced today.
On the 40th anniversary of Ian Curtis’ passing, Peter Hook streams his performances of Joy Division’s catalog. also, catch Metallica, Grace Potter, RAC, KEXP’s Songbook Series and more.
Friday’s potpourri: Hear from Sea Wolf, Neil Young, Sofi Tukker, Mating Ritual and more; support the staff at shuttered L.A. venues; listen to Phantom Planet’s updated 2008 song “Quarantine.”
L.A. duo Magic Bronson has been added to Satellite Nights, the week-long series of free shows starting Jan. 6 at the Silver Lake venue.
The Satellite kicks off the new year with a week of free shows starting Jan. 6. Co-presented by Buzz Bands LA, the lineup features, WASI, My Double My Brother, Model Child, the Haunts and a Friday night headliner TBA.
Jennifer Tefft’s long association with the club at 1717 Silver Lake Blvd. has ended. Scott Reifman of the Mint has assumed duties as talent buyer.
The primary songwriters from Terraplane Sun have emerged as the new pop duo the Palms, with a slew of new singles. See them every Monday in February at The Satellite.
Indie-pop quintet joins the lineup for tonight’s installment of the Elle Belle residency.
