Death Valley Girls show their heart, bang heads at the Lodge Room
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Death Valley Girls roared through a hometown show at the Lodge Room — and took time out to make nice with some very young fans up front.

Death Valley Girls roared through a hometown show at the Lodge Room — and took time out to make nice with some very young fans up front.
Fans and fellow musicians turned out in force for Friday night’s rager at the Echo co-headlined by Holy Wars and Draemings.
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 Black Keys lived up to the title of their new album, “Let’s Rock,” on Tuesday night at the Forum. Joe Walsh guested on two songs, one of them a salute to the late Glenn Schwartz.
Finishing up a tour behind their latest album “Hot Content,” Mating Ritual proved warm and engaging at Teragram Ballroom, playing new songs and old.
Letters to Cleo celebrated the release of a new holiday EP — and, with Louise Post of Veruca Salt guesting, paid tribute to the late Kim Shattuck — on an energetic night at the Hi Hat.
The spirit of collaboration — and rock ’n’ roll — was in full force when Twin Peaks, Post Animal and Ohmme rocked the Teragram Ballroom.
Touring behind their new album “The Center Won’t Hold” (and touring without departed drummer Janet Weiss), Sleater-Kinney delivered an electric performance at the Palladium.
Starcrawler opened a vein (or two) or theatricality on Saturday night at the Fonda Theatre, playing a hometown show in support of their new album “Devour You.”
Supporting their latest album “False Alarm,” Northern Ireland’s Two Door Cinema Club had the packed Hollywood Palladium dancing Wednesday night.