Photos: Wye Oak at the Lodge Room
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“I don’t know if you can tell how much fun I’m having, but it’s a lot,” Jenn Wasner told the sold-out Lodge Room on Thursday night during Wye Oak’s career-spanning show.
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Arctic Monkeys tease ‘Tranquility’ at Hollywood Forever
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With their new album “Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino” out Friday, Arctic Monkeys returned to stage Friday night with a bigger cast and a lot to say.
Photos: Django Django and Tank & the Bangas at The Fonda Theatre
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Playing a show between their appearances at Coachella, the U.K.’s Django Django and New Orleans’ Tank & the Bangas blurred some genres on a fun night at the Fonda.
Photos: Robert Plant and the Sensational Space Shifters at the Orpheum
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Robert Plant and the Sensational Space Shifters thrilled a sold-out Orpheum Theatre with songs from the past and present.
Photos: Thom Yorke at the Fonda Theatre
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Amid artsy visuals and strobes, Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke sailed through a set of his solo material Tuesday night at the Fonda Theatre.
Photos: Sports at the Teragram Ballroom
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Oklahoma indie-poppers Sports brought their shimmering music and shiny cloaks to the Teragram Ballroom on Thursday night.
Elbow open their arms, lift spirits in stirring turn at the Wiltern
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U.K. veterans Elbow wound up their U.S. your with an uplifting night at the Wiltern in support of their latest album “Little Fictions.”
Photos: Mark Lanegan at Teragram Ballroom
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A menacing narrator surrounded by an animated band, Mark Lanegan performed a gripping set at the Teragram Ballroom on Monday night
Photos: Royal Blood at the Observatory
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U.K. duo Royal Blood thundered through 70 minutes of muscular music Sunday night at the Observatory, touring behind their second album “How Did We Get So Dark?” They hit the Wiltern on Wednesday.
Photos: The Record Company at the Fonda Theatre
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Road warriors The Record Company wound up their spring tour with a typically gritty hour and a half of rootsy rock from their Grammy-nominated album “Give It Back to You.”
