On the night of her second sold-out show at the Shrine Expo Hall — a triumphant outing — Billie Eilish recalled that the first concert she ever attended was at that venue. She stood in the far corner.
Jim James and the Claypool Lennon Delirium brought their tour to the House of Blues Anaheim.
Coheed & Cambria, touring on a new album, and Mastodon, celebrating 10 years of an epic one, served up a feast for metalheads at the Greek Theatre.
L.A. quartet Mind Monogram return with a trippy video for their new single “Chasing Rabbits,” the follow-up to their 2018 album “Ivory Hall.”
Local Natives’ second “local” show of the week was a banger — played to an ecstatic crowd at the Hollywood Palladium.
With a roar, …And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead celebrated 20 years of “Madonna,” performing their 1999 album at the Echo.
Catchy songs, outbursts of dancing and PBJ sandwiches — JR JR’s show at the Lodge Room satisfied all kinds of appetites.
Ramonda Hammer put an exclamation point on hard-rocking night by performing their new album “I Never Wanted Company” from front to back at the Echo. Spare Parts for Broken Hearts and Cosmo Gold set the tone for the evening.
Orange County rockers Kiev haven’t released any music since 2013, but buoyed by recent tour gigs with Foals they might have some soon. In the Buzz Bands LA interview, they talk about the hiatus, needing “space from everything” and keeping the music alive.
Inner Wave got all formal and dreamy for their “homecoming dance” show at the Fonda Theatre.
