Promoter Gary Richards’ new electronic musical festival All My Friends returns for a second year Oct. 19 and 20 in downtown L.A., with Justice and Black Coffee at the top of the bill.
The Hermosa Beach Summer Series free community event announces that the Score will headline the first night, Aug. 17. Other new activities: South Bay Brew Ha Ha, a kick-off pre-party and more.
Along with the addition of Wu Tang Clan, Desert Daze today announced that Devo (kicking off their farewell tour) and Ween would perform. Also added: Khruangbin, Alvvays, Pussy Riot, Moses Sumney and Jessica Pratt, joining the likes of the Flaming Lips, Flying Lotus, Stereolab and Animal Collective.
Tickets go on sale Friday for HARD Day of the Dead, featuring Dog Blood, the Martinez Brothers, TOKiMONSTA, Damian Lazarus, Elohim, BLACKLIZT, Justin Martin and more, at L.A. State Historic Park.
Permanent Records, with locations already in Echo Park and Highland Park, has purchased Cafe NELA in Cypress Park. Plans are for the building to house a combination record store, venue and bar.
The Coathangers have been added as headliners for the Happy Sundays festival on Aug. 25 in Long Beach.
A memorial fundraiser benefiting the family of the late Ras G will be held on Sunday at the Lodge Room.
Nick Waterhouse, Kilo Kish, Jen Awad, Gavlyn, Sister Mantos and Ricardo Lemvo & Makina Loca have been revealed as the live music stage lineup for the Open Arts & Music Festival in Glendale.
The Buzz Bands LA Stage at the ninth annual Echo Park Rising will feature Caught a Ghost, Low Hum, Trapdoor Social, Talker, Jagged Baptist Club, Cosmo Gold, Talk Time, Ward, Opus Vitae and Data Maps. Save the date: Saturday, Aug. 17 in the Taix Champagne Room.
Mott the Hoople have added 11 U.S. dates to their reunion tour, including a November stop at the Orpheum.
