Bronson, a graduate of Bradley University, is a former sports writer and editor and graphic designer who worked in the newspaper business for 35 years.
Steve Earle’s performance today will mark the 10th anniversary of the Upper Big Branch coal mine explosion that killed 29 in West Virginia. Also online today: Erykah Badu, Major Lazer, Magic Giant, Uncancelled Fest, Mandy Moore, the White Buffalo and Son Little.
Songs from from The High Curbs, Geographer, the 1975, I’m Glad It’s You, WILD, the Tissues, Hanni El Khatib, Andy Frasco, Rob Fidel, Cheekface, the Warlocks and more on Buzz Bands LA’s latest Greatest Hits playlist.
“Every Sun, Every Moon,” the new album from Redlands quintet I’m Glad It’s You, finds the band rocking through the grief after the death of a friend. The J. Robbins-produced album comes out May 15.
One day at a time: That’s how L.A.’s WILD are taking the COVD-19 shutdown. In today’s QUARANTUNES, the trio — who unveiled a new single this week — promise that they’re not slowing down their release plans for the year.
Live streams today from Jesse Malin, T-Pain vs. Lil Jon, Rodrigo Amarante, Buffalo Tom, Sofia Bolt, TOKiMONSTA, Velevt Starlings, Wayne Everett and more.
Mara Connor, whose debut EP “No Fun” was released today, talks about virtual karaoke, reading and writing, camaraderie on the telephone and dearly missing the “unquantifiable magic” of a live show in today’s installment of the Buzz Band LA series QUARANTUNES.
Our daily roundup of live streams includes a Brownies & Lemonade fest, Hotel Café and Light in the Attic fundraisers, Big Freedia, Scarypoolparty, Overcoats, Frankie Cosmos and a Buzz Bands LA session with Criminal Hygiene.
Echo Park quartet Rambling Ways return with the new single “Take a Chance,” a smooth-groovin’ song about living in the moment.
Saint Cecilia’s new single “Spoon,” the Pasadena group’s first new music since their 2016 album, is “a summer love song for the end of the world.” Harmonize accordingly.
The 1975 have released the latest single from their forthcoming album “Notes on a Conditional Form,” which has now been moved to a May release. The song, “Jesus Christ 2005 God Bless America,” features vocals from Phoebe Bridgers.
