Photos: Alt-J at the Wiltern
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British indie-rockers Alt-J celebrated the 10th anniversary of their debut album, “An Awesome Wave,” at the Wiltern. They wind up a three-night run at the venue tonight.
Photos: Taleen Kali at the Moroccan Lounge
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Taleen Kali celebrated the release of her album, “Flower of Life,” with a raucous show Friday at the Moroccan Lounge.
Photos: Teenage Wrist, Nightjacket, Double Wish at Harvard & Stone
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Teenage Wrist rocked a packed night at Harvard & Stone, with Nightjacket and Double Wish joining the party.
The Smile cut loose on an invigorating night at the Shrine
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The Smile — Radiohead’s Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood along with jazz drummer Tom Skinner — gave an exhilarating performance in support of their album, “A Light For Attracting Attention.” They wrap up their North American tour with another show at the Shrine tonight.
Photos: AWOLNATION at the Palladium
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AWOLNATION, playing their first hometown show in over four years, gave a career-spanning performance at the Hollywood Palladium on Friday.
Suede, Manic Street Preachers deliver in eagerly anticipated return to L.A.
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Suede and Manic Street Preachers — each of whom broke out in the ’90s, released new albums in the past couple years and hadn’t played L.A. in several (almost three decades in Suede’s case) — satiated ravenous fans on Thursday night at the Palladium.
Big Star gets a reverent tribute from a constellation of talent at Wild Honey benefit concert
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On the occasion of its 50th anniversary, Big Star’s “#1 Record” was the focus of the Wild Honey Foundation’s benefit concert on Saturday. Backed by the Wild Honey Orchestra, the special guests shined.
Power outage zaps Letters to Cleo show at the Roxy
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Letters to Cleo’s tour stop Saturday night at the Roxy was truncated when the power went out on the Sunset Strip.
Dear Boy inspires swoons and sways at the El Rey
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Dear Boy unleashed their long-awaited debut album, “Forever Sometimes,” live for the first time at the El Rey Theatre last Friday. The full-capacity audience of fans swayed in a unison dream.
Substance 2022 brings the vibrant music, and the vibe
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With the Los Angeles Theatre as a formidable backdrop, Substance’s lineup — from veteran acts to up-and-comers — delivered a lavish, celebratory weekend for fashionable yet gloomy kids who love to dance.
