Alejandro Aranda, performing one set solo and a second with his full Scarypoolparty band, gave fans a high-octane mix of tender and muscular music Friday at his Drive-In OC concert.
Honk if you love Fitz & the Tantrums? That’s what fans did Saturday night at the Los Angeles sextet’s drive-in concert at the Ventura County Fairgrounds.
Noah Cyrus and Ant Clemons teamed up for a special night Tuesday at the Roxy.
Tame Impala fans packed the Forum on Tuesday night as the Australian band played the first of two nights in support of their new album “Slow Rush.”
Back for their first proper L.A. show since 2012, NYC dance-punk band the Rapture was showered with adulation Tuesday night at the El Rey. Frontman Luke Jenner returned the love by handing out roses to fans.
Wajatta, French Vanilla and more kicked off this year’s First Fridays season at the Natural History Museum on Friday. It was a great night under the the big dinosaur skeletons.
Echosmith’s hometown show in support of their new album “Lonely Generation” was an ecstatic affair, with no shortage of catchy pop songs and confetti.
With the three surviving members of the Lovin’ Spoonful joining in — their first time onstage together in almost two decades — the Wild Honey Orchestra’s annual benefit concert Saturday was more than a mere celebration of the ’60s greats’ music. The sold-out crowd at the Alex Theatre felt the love.
Celebrating the release of their new album “Is It You, Is It Me,” L.A. roots-rockers Dustbowl Revival brought soaring vocals to their sold-out Troubadour show on Saturday night.
Best Coast kicked off a month-long tour in support of their new album “Always Tomorrow” by playing a hometown show to a packed house at the Novo.
