Photos: The Melvins and Redd Kross at the Troubadour
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The Melvins and Redd Kross got together to kick up some dust with friends and fans at the sold-out Troubadour. There was youthful exuberance to spare.
Photos: The National at the Greek Theatre
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The National showcased songs from their new album “I Am Easy to Find” and satiated die-hards with favorites from their deep catalog at the Greek Theatre.
Cold War Kids, Phantom Planet help Made in LA festival go down easy at Golden Road
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Celebrating its third year, the Made in LA festival at Golden Road Brewing proved a great way to cut loose on a sweltering Labor Day Weekend.
The Cure make Pasadena Daydream feel just like … ‘the best day of summer’
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The Cure’s hit-laden set capped Saturday’s steamy Pasadena Daydream Festival, which in some ways recalled a dearly departed L.A. institution, FYF Fest. Robert Smith himself proclaimed it “the best day of summer.”
Photos: Bryan Ferry at the Greek Theatre
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Bryan Ferry celebrated the legacy of Roxy Music and the depth of his own catalog on Thursday night at the Greek Theatre.
Photos: Sam Marine, Mara Connor and Brian Whelan at the Moroccan Lounge
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Sam Marine & the Walks of Life showcased a handful of new songs (hear one here) at a show that featured Mara Connor and Brian Whelan and ended with a cover of “Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around.”
Wayne Kramer’s MC50 keeps alive the flame of the MC5
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At the Teragram Ballroom on Tuesday, Wayne Kramer’s all-star band MC50 continued their victory lap — and it felt like one — celebrating the 50th anniversary of the MC5’s “Kick Out the Jams.”
Shannon Lay seizes the moment at the Pico Union Project
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Shannon Lay opened a soulful of dreams in lush, full band arrangements to celebrate her new album, “August,” on Saturday at Pico Union Project.
Photos: Happy Sundays in Long Beach, with the Coathangers, Cat Scan and more
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Happy Sundays returned to Long Beach for a free, hot day of music topped by the Coathangers and Cat Scan.
Photos: Snail Mail at the Wiltern
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Winding down a long summer tour, Snail Mail headlined the Wiltern on Thursday, feeding off the energy of the crowd (and maybe opener Sasami, too).
