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.
Nathaniel Rateliff, backed by the Colorado Symphony Orchestra, will salute Harry Nilsson with a special performance of the album “A Little Touch of Schmilsson in the Night” (plus some Nilsson originals) on Wednesday, March 8, at Walt Disney Concert Hall. Click here to enter to win tickets.
The Bellwether, with a 1,600-capacity main room, is scheduled to debut this spring in downtown L.A. It’s the next venture from the co-founder of the Teragram Ballroom and Moroccan Lounge.
L.A.-based trio Gabriels have unveiled a special version of their single “Offering,” the studio recording of which will appear on the second part of their album, “Angels & Queens,” when it is released in June.
“Again and Again,” Gregory Uhlmann’s third solo album, will be out April 28. In the engaging title track, he nods to someone who gave him great comfort — perhaps, as the video suggests, someone not of this earth.
Catching up with new releases from Steady Holiday, Nick Waterhouse and Eyedress …
War Strings introduce their sophomore album, “Prelude to Nothing,” with the fragile, hazy single “Surreal.”
Win tickets to see pop trio Almost Monday at the Troubadour on Saturday, Feb. 18.
Blondfire’s first single in almost three years, “Age of Innocence,” is dancefloor-ready nostalgia attack — a bop for the bittersweet.
Tunes from Valley Queen, the Know, Butch Bastard, Cheekface, LANNDS, Great Northern, Datamaps, Matthew Logan Vasquez, M.A.G.S., Meg Myers, Shana Cleveland, Object of Affection and more on Buzz Bands LA’s latest playlist.
Matthew Logan Vasquez (of Delta Spirit) returns with his fourth solo album, “As All Get Out,” on April 7. He plays the Wayfarer and the Moroccan Lounge the week of its release.
