Headliner Harry Styles teamed up with Shania Twain, two-time headliners Arcade Fire rocked an emotional tent set and Phoebe Bridgers did a windblown turn with Arlo Parks guesting on a chilly night on a Friday of surprises at Coachella 2022.
Kate Clover kicked off the tour celebrating her new album “Bleed Your Heart Out” (out April 22) with a spirited show at the Moroccan Lounge.
Inhaler swept through the Belasco last Friday with their yearning New Wave and post punk-inspired debut album, “It Won’t Always Be Like This,” out now via Polydor/Universal. L.A.’s Junior Mesa opened the show with the dreamy RnB soul of his latest EP, “Cirque Du Freak.”
U.K. rockers the Darkness held forth at the El Rey Theatre in support of their latest album, “Motorheart.”
Imagine Dragons brought their “Mercury” world tour to Crypto.com Arena on Saturday night for a good ol’ rock spectacle.
Playing songs from their duo album “Carnage” and the 2019 Bad Seeds release “Ghosteen,” Nick Cave and Warren Ellis turned the Shrine into a place of redemption with a show that was intimate, minimalist and, perhaps improbably, emotionally devastating.
Night Talks celebrated the release of their second album, “Same Time Tomorrow,” on a night when Cherie Currie of the Runaways joined her son, opener Jake Hays, and Night Talks singer Soraya Sebghati onstage for a rendition of “Cherry Bomb.”
Slash celebrated the release of the fourth album from his band Slash Ft. Myles Kennedy & the Conspirators — and a new Les Paul guitar designed for the occasion — with a ripping show Friday at the YouTube Theater.
Sarah Tuzdin and Illuminati Hotties packed huge hooks, hometown pride and boundless energy into their show Sunday at Zebulon, their second L.A. date in two nights in support of their album “Let Me Do One More.”
Kills Birds gleefully raged out pandemic anxieties and isolation in their headline comeback at the Lodge Room on Saturday night, rocking songs from their new sophomore album, “Married,” and self-titled debut.
