L.A. bands Cherry Glazerr and Liily kicked off this year’s FIGFest on Friday night with sets of explosive indie-rock. The free series continues the next three Friday nights in downtown L.A.
On the middle night of a three-show run at the Fonda, Canadian indie-rockers Broken Social Scene — with nearly a dozen members onstage — fostered a ritualistic kind of commitment from musicians and fans alike.
L.A. darlings Wallows let it all hang out at their sold-out hometown show at the Fonda Theatre on Thursday night.
British punks IDLES blew the doors off the Fonda Theatre on Wednesday night with a powerful set that got the blood up.
Alt-rock superstars Garbage played an extended set to a packed Shrine Auditorium on Thursday night.
Big Beat electronica pioneers the Chemical Brothers unleashed all the megawatts upon the Shrine Auditorium on Wednesday night.
Omni headlined a dark and brooding Monday night at Zebulon, joined by Sub Pop label-mates Moaning.
Jenny Lewis’ sparkling performance at the Hollywood Palladium included most of her new album “On the Line,” some touchstones from earlier releases and guest turns with Jackson Browne.
Alec Benjamin’s second sold-out show at the El Rey Theatre on Friday was a night rich with songs and stories.
Romance was in the air Thursday night at the Greek Theatre as legendary soul singer Al Green dished out the hits (and roses) on his first tour in seven years.
