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Video: Gold Star, ‘Surrender’

Kevin Bronson on July 8th, 2021

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With the release of the road trip-worthy single “Surrender,” Gold Star announces the September arrival of his new EP, “Headlights USA.” It arrives with a Phoebe Bridgers co-sign.

Japanese Breakfast at the Glass House (Photo by Samantha Saturday)

Notes from a Pandemic (July 5-8): Japanese Breakfast, Miles Copeland, Sara Watkins, Kelsey Lu, Rosie Tucker, Lionel Boy, Mating Ritual and more

S.Lo on July 8th, 2021

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Watch: Japanese Breakfast; stream Miles Copeland, Sara Watkins, Kelsey Lu, Rosie Tucker, Lionel Boy, Mating Ritual and more.

Video: Media Jeweler, ‘Tightrope’

Kevin Bronson on July 6th, 2021

Media Jeweler explores “The Sublime Sculpture of Being Alive” on its third album, which comes out in August. The brilliant video for “Tightrope” suggests we are all a hop, skip and a jump from the end.

Nathaniel Rateliff at the El Rey Theatre (Photo by Samantha Saturday)

Notes from a Pandemic (July 1-4): Nathaniel Rateliff, Lucy Dacus, Sleater Kinney, Ishmael Butler, Nadine Shah, Spelling and more

Kevin Bronson on July 2nd, 2021

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Watch: Nathaniel Rateliff; stream Lucy Dacus, Sleater Kinney, Ishmael Butler, Nadine Shah, Spelling and more.

Ears Wide Open: Karaboudjan

Kevin Bronson on July 2nd, 2021

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Billy Kim will release his first EP under the name Karaboudjan in September. “Imago” will offer five tracks of finely crafted psych-rock, both expansive and propulsive.

Primavera Sound’s L.A. event moved to 2022

Kevin Bronson on July 2nd, 2021

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Primavera Sound’s U.S. debut has been moved to Sept. 16-18, 2022 (three days instead of the original two) at downtown’s L.A. State Historic Park.

L.A. Buzz Bands Show, tonight at 9 on The Independent 88.5 FM

Kevin Bronson on July 1st, 2021

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Tunes from Chicano Batman, D.A. Stern, Tashaki Miyaki, Devora, Wax Owls, Magdalena Bay, LACES, Swerve, Paper Idol and more on tonight’s L.A. Buzz Bands Show on 88.5 FM.

‘The Dancing Man of L.A.’ has his moves (and a theme song) ready for the return of shows

Britt Witt on July 1st, 2021

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Concerts are back, and so is 70-year-old Howard Mordoh, “The Dancing Man of L.A.,” the live music enthusiast now immortalized in a documentary film and in song.