Music from TOMI, Sego, Derde Verde, KNOWER, Echosmith, Dengue Fever, Mapache, Cassandra Violet, Kath Myers, Nitefire, Allie Crow Buckley, the Record Company and more on tonight’s local program on 88.5 FM.
SPELLLING will kick off the Getty Center’s free Off the 405 concerts this month. The series spans five shows, ending in August.
TOMI’s breakup anthem “If You Tried” is a taste of her debut full-length, “Late Bloomer,” arriving in August. The video for the song co-stars Lesbian Barbie, with their relationship ending surprisingly.
Charm School is the new project from musical free spirit Andrew Sellers, aka Andrew Rinehart. The quartet introduced its debut EP, “Finite Jest” (out in July), with a blast of early post-punk, “Simulacra.”
Knower — Genevieve Artadi and Louis Cole, backed by their many talented friends — will release the new album “Knower Forever” on Friday. The videos for the triptych of singles (included “Crash the Car,” which premiered today) simply amaze.
Marking its 20th year, Lightning in a Bottle 2023 felt like THE lightning the festival has always endeavored to catch.
In advance of Friday’s appearance at Substance 2022, the Jesus and Mary Chain’s Jim Reid talks about COVID, his long-running battle with stage fright, being a latecomer to jazz, getting along with his brother and what the future might hold. In the works: a book, a documentary and a new album.
Win tickets to see KT Tunstall perform at the Troubadour on Saturday, June 10.
Songs from Sego, Holly Blair, Mapache, Yoke Lore, Monogem, Oddnesse, Sad Park, Sam Burton, Johanna Samuels, Dylan Rodrigue, Jeff Rosenstock, Anna St. Louis and more on Buzz Bands LA’s latest playlist.
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Music from TOMI, Sego, Derde Verde, KNOWER, Echosmith, Dengue Fever, Mapache, Cassandra Violet, Kath Myers, Nitefire, Allie Crow Buckley, the Record Company and more on tonight’s local program on 88.5 FM.
Marking its 20th year, Lightning in a Bottle 2023 felt like THE lightning the festival has always endeavored to catch.
Win tickets to see KT Tunstall perform at the Troubadour on Saturday, June 10.
TOMI’s breakup anthem “If You Tried” is a taste of her debut full-length, “Late Bloomer,” arriving in August. The video for the song co-stars Lesbian Barbie, with their relationship ending surprisingly.
L.A. trio Gabriels will release their debut album, “Angels & Queens,” in its entirety on July 7, in advance of their date at the Ford on Aug. 12.
SYML, Charlie Hickey, Lo Moon and the Record Company will headline four shows this month benefiting public radio outlet The SoCal Sound (88.5 FM). Tickets are on sale now. (Update: The June 7 show is cancelled, with Sam Morrow added to the June 27 show.)
Knower — Genevieve Artadi and Louis Cole, backed by their many talented friends — will release the new album “Knower Forever” on Friday. The videos for the triptych of singles (included “Crash the Car,” which premiered today) simply amaze.
“Skeleton Is Walking” is the first single from Blake Mills’ new album, “Jelly Road,” co-written with Vermont musician Chris Weisman and due July 14. The pair will perform two southern California dates this month.
Advance passes go on sale Friday (registration required) for Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival, which returns for the first time since 2019, on Nov. 11-12 at Dodger Stadium. The lineup is TBA.
The National’s visit to the Greek Theatre on Tuesday was not unlike their previous three concerts at the venue. But owing to the strong material on their new album, “First Two Pages of Frankenstein,” the career-spanning show felt revelatory. They play the Greek again tonight.
