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.
Back from their hiatus, Delta Spirit arrives in L.A. next week for two shows. Frontman Matt Vasquez talked about the quintet’s time off, and the possibility of a new album. (Spoiler: yes, there is.)
Three singles in to her EP, singer-songwriter Golda is establishing herself as required listening in the pop world. Check out her memorandum to our fair city, “Dear Los Angeles,” released today.
Hollywood’s Earl Carroll Theatre, which is undergoing a multi-million-dollar restoration, plans to be back in business as a concert venue next year.
Also on Thursday: Anna of the North, the Sea & Cake, Yoshi Flower, Black Violin, Glitter Trails, Chris Renzema, LORD$OFDOGTOWN, the Wonder Years, PNTHN, Neal Francis, Young Creatures, the Stones Foxes, Beto Hale, Alt Bloom, Bobby Champion
“Bad Actor” is the new single from Borrowed Beams of Light’s new album “Do It Again,” which comes out in April. It’s rich with the the orchestral sounds of ’60s and ’70s, as well as songwriter Adam Brock’s deft lyrics.
“Memory Foam,” the new single from L.A. quartet the Paranoyds, is all about passing a certain milestone on the way to adulthood.
Producer-turned-solo artist Luke Wild has unveiled his first single for Terrible Records. Blithe and breezy, “Drop Me Off in the Sky” heralds the arrival of his debut EP.
The Lemon Twigs’ third album “Songs for the General Public” will be out May 1. The brother duo visits the Troubadour in June.
Hazel English unveils the latest single from her forthcoming album “Wake Up!” In “Combat,” she sounds weary of fighting a battle by herself.
Also on Wednesday: MILCK, Opeth, Neal Francis, Tokio Hotel, Beach Bunny, Seiji Oda, Twin Oaks, Asi Fui, Sure Sure, Mark Lettieri, King Leg, Cassette Tapes
