The Smile — Radiohead’s Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood along with jazz drummer Tom Skinner — gave an exhilarating performance in support of their album, “A Light For Attracting Attention.” They wrap up their North American tour with another show at the Shrine tonight.
Twenty years on, Chris Carrabba’s Dashboard Confessional performed with a typically big heart at their sold-out Valentine’s Day show at the Wiltern.
Twenty years on, Chris Carrabba’s Dashboard Confessional performed with a typically big heart at their sold-out Valentine’s Day show at the Wiltern.
Noteworthy for its ace musicianship and abundant humor, Theo Katzman’s show Friday night at the Fonda Theatre left fans smiling ear to ear.
Twenty years since “Something to Write Home About,” the Get Up Kids mixed new songs with material from their deep catalog at the Echoplex.
The Specials were the poignant, political band their pork pie hat-wearing fans remembered Saturday night. Some of songs were new, but their messages were largely the same.
The Specials were the poignant, political band their pork pie hat-wearing fans remembered Saturday night. Some of songs were new, but their messages were largely the same.
The Hives, buzzing with as much showmanship as ever, played a career-spanning set that included their new single at the Fox Theater. Fellow Swedish hardcore greats Refused weren’t short on vigor either.
Julian Casablancas led the Voidz through a free-form, socially abrasive set at the Wiltern.
Elvis Costello’s night at the House of Blues Anaheim felt very simpatico — with his band the Imposters and his army of fans, though not always with his gear.
Elvis Costello’s night at the House of Blues Anaheim felt very simpatico — with his band the Imposters and his army of fans, though not always with his gear.
Mellowdrone lets out their sonic wonders again in their second L.A. show since reuniting after a nine-year hiatus. Michelle Shiers shares her photos and observations.
Arctic Monkey’s sharp, career-spanning performance Tuesday night at the Hollywood Bowl showcased the U.K. band’s many musical permutations.
