Suede and Manic Street Preachers — each of whom broke out in the ’90s, released new albums in the past couple years and hadn’t played L.A. in several (almost three decades in Suede’s case) — satiated ravenous fans on Thursday night at the Palladium.
Letters to Cleo’s tour stop Saturday night at the Roxy was truncated when the power went out on the Sunset Strip.
With the Los Angeles Theatre as a formidable backdrop, Substance’s lineup — from veteran acts to up-and-comers — delivered a lavish, celebratory weekend for fashionable yet gloomy kids who love to dance.
Devoting half their set to songs from their latest album, “Blue Weekend,” Wolf Alice turned in a fiery weeknight performance at the Wiltern on Wednesday.
Jesse Jo Stark regaled her frenetic fans with songs from her debut album, “Doomed,” on Saturday night at the Echo. Some of the faithful even arrived bearing gifts.
With their new album “Alpha Zulu” arriving in November, French indie-rockers Phoenix reaffirmed their status as one of the most electrifying bands of the past two decades with a theatrical, career-spanning show at the YouTube Theater.
The Greek Theatre’s season has been extended — check out the lineup of shows through early November.
Grace Jones and CHVRCHES co-headlined the Hollywood Bowl on Sunday night, each dazzling in their own way.
After their explosive set at Coachella, the Avalanches returned to L.A. for an exhilarating night at the Greek.
The grassroots Happy Sundays music festival returned to Long Beach this past weekend, featuring the likes of Pageants, Jagged Baptist Club, Broken Baby, Moonily and Chase Petra. The fest remains all about community.
