The Dils — co-founder Chip Kinman and two young charges — headed up a celebration of old-guard punk along with Mike Watt & the Missingmen. the Horseheads and the Last.
Deafheaven returned to the Wiltern for the second time in seven months for another dive into dark metal, while Baroness delighted in their first L.A. show since 2008.
Kitten and Dear Boy capped an explosive first night of the KROQ Locals Only Fest on Friday at the Teragram Ballroom. A dive into the crowd from the balcony? Yep, Kitten’s Chloe Chaidez pulled it off.
Albert Hammond Jr. rocked, jumped, crowd-surfed and, overall, thoroughly thrilled the sold-out Fonda Theatre on Friday night, the last date on his “Francis Trouble” tour.
Weary in voice but strong in spirit, Sharon Van Etten powered through 16 songs Friday night at the Theatre at Ace Hotel in support of her new album “Remind Me Tomorrow.”
Must’ve been the moon: FEELS celebrated this week’s release of their new album “Post Earth” with a rocking set and a little scream therapy at the Echo.
Post Animal and opening acts Ron Gallo and Stuyedeyed turning Saturday’s show at the Teragram Ballroom into a wild and fun group effort.
In their first L.A. appearance since releasing “Let’s Go Sunshine” last year, British quartet the Kooks thrilled a huge crowd Tuesday night at the Palladium.
Le Butcherettes put on a fiery performance at the Moroccan Lounge, with Alice Bag joining in at the end on a song from the quartet’s new album, “bi/MENTAL.”
Despite battling a nasty cold, LP kicked off her “Heart to Mouth” tour with a powerful performance at the Observatory.
