Photos: Melvins at the Echoplex
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Melvins and Boris doled out the darkness in a sold-out performance at the Echoplex on Thursday night.
Melvins and Boris doled out the darkness in a sold-out performance at the Echoplex on Thursday night.
Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats delighted a Greek Theatre crowd with a range of rootsy music.
Criminal Hygiene and Spain played material from forthcoming albums at Taix, and rapper Def.sound was one of the highlights at the Echo on the first night of Echo Park Rising.
Rex Orange County led a sold-out night of sing-alongs at the Fonda Theatre — made extra special when Randy Newman joined him for “You’ve Got a Friend in Me.”
The Kills swaggered and sweated through a catalog-spanning performance Monday at the packed Regent Theater, where the crowd embraced Saul Williams as well.
Despite having released just one EP, the Marías engaged a capacity crowd at the Skirball Cultural Center for well over an hour on Thursday night. It was summer-night dreamy.
Weezer played their hits, and others’ — including, with a guest appearance from “Weird Al” Yankovic, their cover of Toto’s “Africa.” Forty miles away in Orange County, Toto returned the favor, by the way.
Philadelphia’s Hop Along brought the songs from their new album “Bark Your Head Off, Dog” to the sold-out Teragram Ballrom on Monday.
Almost everybody played dress-up for the Growlers’ Beach Goth 7 on Sunday. Only one band, though, beheaded a pope and gutted a president.
Beach House overcame some early technical difficulties to give a dreamy performance Saturday night on the Fairbanks Lawn at Hollywood Forever Cemetery.