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.
Franky Fox, formerly the main man behind the L.A. band Franky Flowers, returned in April with the first songs from a solo album he has in the works. Fans of ’60s psych-pop won’t want to sleep on “Back to Sleep,” or its projection-based video.
SPELLLING will kick off the Getty Center’s free Off the 405 concerts this month. The series spans five shows, ending in August.
Kamtin Mohager (Chain Gang of 1974) will release, “Pyrophonics,” his debut album as Heavenward, in June. “Gasoline” (along with previous singles “Supernova” and “Wish”) fuels the fires of shoegaze-inspired ’90s alternative rock.
Eva B. Ross’ debut EP as Evangeline is titled “Fuzzy,” and it’s out May 19. Her new single “Hermione” is inspired by an antagonist … and there’s whistling.
Grand Performances has announced the lineup for its annual series of free summer concerts at California Plaza in downtown L.A. Genre-spanning music, spoken-word nights and a Tribute to Art Laboe are on the calendar.
“It’s John Carpenter’s Goth Prom Afterparty,” Jagged Baptist Club says of director David Miller’s video for the Jeff Schroeder remix of “Temptation Death House.” We couldn’t have said it better.
More than 30 artists, including, Rose’s Pawn Shop, Charlie Overbey, Dead Rock West, Brian Wright, Leslie Stevens and Manda Mosher, play Friday and Saturday at the Americana West Festival at the Hotel Cafe. Weekend and single-day tickets are on sale now. Find the set times here.
Superfan, the singer-songwriter-producer who formerly released music as KALI, has unveiled the first new single since 2022’s sophomore EP. Two residency dates are on the calendar at Genghis Cohen.
“I am evolved,” sings Bethany Cosentino, who today released the solo single “It’s Fine” and announced that Best Coast is on indefinite hiatus. Cosentino’s solo album, “Natural Disaster,” comes out July 28.
The music lineup for Tarfest’s afternoon in Pan Pacific Park features NIIA, Marinero, the Steens and Lalary. The event goes off from 2 to 7 p.m. on Saturday, June 10.
