Neither the pandemic nor a studio fire could stifle Livingmore in the making of their new album “Look” (out Feb. 25). It’s the work of founding duo Alex Moore and Spencer Livingston — and a triumph for DIY spirit, melodies and harmonies.
The Los Angeles rock quartet continue their pivot toward propulsive alt-pop on their latest single, “Lone Survivor.”
L.A. rockers VEERS unveil the muscular new single “Don’t Let It be Me,” the first from their debut album, “The Universe Reversal,” out Sept. 16.
An eggplant, a peach and the end of the pandemic: Andy Frasco & the U.N. introduce their new album, “Wash, Rinse, Repeat” (out in April) with a humorous video for the title track.
Batter up: Wallice is game for anything — especially poking fun at her own foibles — in the frenetic video for her new single, “Little League.”
All Things Blue promise a dreamy escape from reality on their new single, “Grog Log.” The song arrives in advance of two southern California live dates and a new EP.
“Lights in the City” — an ecstatically riffy rocker with a madcap video to match — is the first single from Pink Mountaintops’ new album, “Peacock Pools,” out May 6. Join them on a hillside in Lincoln Heights.
Haunted Summer introduce their third album, “Whole” (arriving in June), with the gorgeously gloomy video for “You Put My Love Out the Door.”
Echo Park indie-rockers the Lavender Scare call out religious hypocrisy in their anthemic new single “Red Letter Edition,” the second of four songs they plan to release this year. They play the Love Song Bar on Friday night.
The Hollywood Bowl’s 2022 season features the likes of Duran Duran, Sheryl Crow, Ricky Martin, Boyz II Men, TLC, John Fogerty, Nathaniel Rateliff, Trombone Shorty, Flying Lotus, Diana Ross, Grace Jones and Pentatonix — plus its usual cast of classical stars, tributes (heads up to Billie Eilish fans) and traditional events.
