Failure and Swervedriver — two critically lauded bands from the ’90s currently enjoying career renaissances — displayed their unique takes on alternative rock to an adoring crowd at the Fonda.
Two of the raucous guitar bands on the Coachella bill, Shame and Iceage, convened for a rowdy night at the Roxy.
Lila Rose — aka ANIIML — presides over an orchard of hearts in the video for her single “Ouch!” The multimedia artist performs live Thursday at El Cid.
Anna Connolly was raised on D.C. punk and with her latest single, “Jewels” off her debut album, “After Thoughts,” she shows it’s never too late to grab that guitar and sing one’s life.
Perry Farrell introduces the first track from his forthcoming album “Kind Heaven,” and one thing’s for sure: He’s not going quietly into his 60s
Liverpool pop duo Her’s and their tour manager were killed early Wednesday when their van was struck head-on by a wrong-way driver on I-10 in western Arizona as they were en route to a show in Orange County.
J.S. Ondara, the native Kenyan whose debut “Tales of America” came out in February, visits Los Angeles in April. It’s a truly moving album.
Mark Hollis, the mastermind behind the influential band Talk Talk, has died at age 64.
Forty years on, Gang of Four proved relevant and vital on a furious night at the Roxy. Their forthcoming album “Happy Now” pulls no punches.
Almost 40 years on, Bauhaus’ debut album “In the Flat Field” — performed by original members Peter Murphy and David J and two touring pros — satiated the crowd at the Grove of Anaheim.
