Photos: The Kooks at the Palladium
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In their first L.A. appearance since releasing “Let’s Go Sunshine” last year, British quartet the Kooks thrilled a huge crowd Tuesday night at the Palladium.
Photos: Le Butcherettes at the Moroccan Lounge
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Le Butcherettes put on a fiery performance at the Moroccan Lounge, with Alice Bag joining in at the end on a song from the quartet’s new album, “bi/MENTAL.”
Photos: MØ at the Wiltern
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Touring behind her latest album “Forever Neverland,” Danish singer-songwriter MØ was on her game at the Wiltern, where Charli XCX made a cameo as well.
Sego, Jeffertitti’s Nile stand out at Love You Down III, leading up to a second helping of Warpaint and SWIMM
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Warpaint and SWIMM were just as good the second time around, but Sego and Jeffertitti’s Nile were the show-stealers at Night 2 of the Love You Down III festival.
Iconoclastic rockers Gang of Four still sound original, even if the lineup isn’t
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Forty years on, Gang of Four proved relevant and vital on a furious night at the Roxy. Their forthcoming album “Happy Now” pulls no punches.
Warpaint mesmerizes, SWIMM and Gardens & Villa surprise on first night of Love You Down III
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The first of two nights of Love You Down III at the Echo and Echoplex had a neighborhood-y feel — in a really arty neighborhood. Warpaint, SWIMM and Gardens & Villa were among the many standouts.
Photos: The Voidz, No Age and Promiseland at the Wiltern
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Julian Casablancas led the Voidz through a free-form, socially abrasive set at the Wiltern.
Photos: Turtles on Speed, the Tracks and the Premonitions at the Hi Hat
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Turtles on Speed celebrated their video release on an all-rock, all-right night at the Hi Hat with the Tracks and the Premonitions.
Finneas’ fans fall in love for the night at the Troubadour
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Finneas teased the sold-out crowd at the Troubadour with news about his sister, Billie Eilish, and won their hearts with his seductive solo material. Cue the screams.
Photos: LP, Lauren Ruth Ward and SLUGS at the Observatory
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Despite battling a nasty cold, LP kicked off her “Heart to Mouth” tour with a powerful performance at the Observatory.
