In one 17-minute opus, Bob Dylan memorializes a great American tragedy — and at the same time reminds us of things that make this nation great, writes journalist/author/Dylanologist Chris Morris.
As part of Buzz Bands LA’s QUARANTUNES series, Charlie Hickey, EMAN8, Criminal Hygiene and Talker will be doing Instagram Live sets from home.
Noah Cyrus and Ant Clemons teamed up for a special night Tuesday at the Roxy.
Tame Impala fans packed the Forum on Tuesday night as the Australian band played the first of two nights in support of their new album “Slow Rush.”
Back for their first proper L.A. show since 2012, NYC dance-punk band the Rapture was showered with adulation Tuesday night at the El Rey. Frontman Luke Jenner returned the love by handing out roses to fans.
Echosmith’s hometown show in support of their new album “Lonely Generation” was an ecstatic affair, with no shortage of catchy pop songs and confetti.
Celebrating the release of their new album “Is It You, Is It Me,” L.A. roots-rockers Dustbowl Revival brought soaring vocals to their sold-out Troubadour show on Saturday night.
Best Coast kicked off a month-long tour in support of their new album “Always Tomorrow” by playing a hometown show to a packed house at the Novo.
Tove Lo, slowed only a little bit by having to perform in a walking boot, closed out a 17-date North American tour Friday night with an ecstatic night at the Palladium.
Kicking off her 2020 “Stardust” tour ZZ Ward electrified a sold-out Troubadour Thursday night.
