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.
Also on Thursday: Dir En Grey, the Revolution, Alex Cameron, Daughters, Charlie Parr, Bonavega, the Make-Up, Lisa Prank, SAINt JHN, Magic Sword, Moon Hooch, the Tearaways, Love Nothing, Adult Bodies, Xoller, Louis Futon, the Hu, Gryffin, From Indian Lakes, the Score, Cherie Curie & Brie Darling
With her big, bold new single “Another Observer,” L.A. singer-songwriter Irene Diaz introduces her forthcoming album “Lovers & Friends,” out next year. It takes the Highland Park native into the realm of fully realized pop confessionals.
CRSSD Fest returns to Waterfront Park in San Diego on March 7-8, featuring a lineup topped by Gesaffelstein, RÜFÜS DU SOL and Carl Cox.
“Texas Sun,” the title track to the collaborative EP from Khruangbin and Leon Bridges, evokes the easygoing, expansive feel of the state itself. The four-song EP is out in February.
Avi Buffalo returns from a long hiatus with “Skeleton Painting,” a warm, complex orchestral rocker that’s astonishing for every second of its 6 1/2 minutes.
The video for “Delivery” — the title track of L.A.-based Australian Chela’s new EP — transports the viewer to a futuristic nightclub where getting a drink is easy and holograms rock the stage.
Also on Wednesday: The Make-Up, Chloe x Halle, Magic Giant, Mat Kearney, Mr. Carmack, Nasaya, Odezenne, Wacko, Eric McFadden, the Leers, Black Flag, Boston Manor, Liily, Carli Storms
Singer-songwriter-drummer Hayley Brownell debuts her first single as Changeling. “Holy Water” is at once a lustrous pop song and a very personal reckoning.
L.A. synth-pop artist In.Drip. has released his first two singles — and the latest, “Titles,” is suitable for those long drives back home to the Valley.
L.A. duo Motor Sales have released their self-titled debut album, a collection of effervescent pop with an L.A. heartbeat. They celebrate with a free show tonight at Zebulon.
