Also on Saturday: Alice Smith, the Japanese House, Rituals of Mine, Jason Hawk Harris, Little Hurricane, Logic, Gryffin, ZAZ, the Hu, Arto Lindsay, Fink, LA Dark Fest, SG Lewis, Jimmy Buffett, Slightly Stoopid
Sofi Tukker led a wild and colorful dance party at the Shrine Expo Hall on Thursday night.
Also on Friday: El Ten Eleven, Gryffin, the Parlor Mob, the Aggrolites, Very Be Careful, Sabaton, Chris Brown, BABYMETAL, Rezz, Mini Ladd, Dodie, Taska Black, Tony Lucca, Sweet Tooth, Blessthefall, Dragonforce, Boy & Bear, Jason Hawk Harris
Singer-songwriter Tasso Smith unveils the debut single of his solo project, Thom Sawyr: “Wishing on the Wind,” an expansive anthem for blowing away your frustrations.
Two hours of music that’s as diverse as the festival itself: Check out Buzz Bands LA’s Desert Daze 2019 playlist.
With their third album “Hot Content” still getting some heat, relentless and relentlessly catchy L.A. duo Mating Ritual return with a new single, “King of the Doves.” They headline the Teragram Ballroom on Nov. 16.
Wish You Were Here — the solo project of Jesse Barnett of hardcore punk-rockers Stick to Your Guns — has released its debut album, “I’m Afraid of Everything.” File under: finely woven, atmospheric folk music for all the heavy things you’re going through.
Also on Thursday: Dear Boy, Alex Benjamin, Morcheeba, W.I.T.C.H., Figs Vision, Reik, Snow Tha Product, Christina Castle, Drahla, Misty Mtn, Bellsaint, Spookey Ruben, Fiona Grey, Aldous Harding, the Japanese House, Espresso
L.A. quartet Livingmore return with “Dead Fruit,” an outsized rock song and the mystical companion to the single they released earlier this year, “Sleepy Boy.” With the songs due for release on a 7-inch, Livingmore is at work on a new album.
L.A. psych-pop trio Goldensuns unveil their beautifully hazy new single “Easy Love,” a song about letting go.