Stream: Bishop Briggs, ‘Jekyll & Hide’
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Bishop Briggs brings a new missive, “Jekyll & Hide,” about the trappings of co-dependence with a person of many moods. Her new album, “Champion” is out Nov. 8.
Tonight in L.A.: Ms. Lauryn Hill, City & Colour, Neon Indian, Loving
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Also on Wednesday: Jesse Malin/Joseph Arthur, Tanya Tucker, CAAMP, Ride, Talk Time, Hot 8 Brass Band, Vetusta Morla, Claud, Cray, Creating Monsters, Butch Bastard, Hobo Johnson & the Love Makers, Lily Waters, Senses Fail
Ride celebrate the past while living in the now at the sold-out Teragram
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Judging from their muscular, melodic performance at the Teragram, it’s hard to believe Ride was broken up for two decades. The Oxford rockers balanced their ’90s material with songs from their two post-reunion albums on a celebratory night.
Video premiere: Sara Melson, ‘Same River’
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Singer-songwriter Sara Melson negotiates the emotional eddies of change in the single “Same River,” the latest from her forthcoming EP, “Wild & Precious Life.”
Stagecoach 2020: Eric Church, Carrie Underwood, Thomas Rhett and more, April 24-26
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Passes go on sale at 11 a.m. Friday for the 2020 Stagecoach festival, featuring Eric Church, Carrie Underwood, Thomas Rhett and a 10-gallon hat full of others.
Photos: Temples at the Echoplex
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U.K. psych trio Temples brought the fuzz, heels and fanfare to the Echoplex on Monday night in support of their new album “Hot Motion.”
Stream: Esbie Fonte, ‘Cobwebs’
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Dark-pop songstress Esbie Fonte has returned with her latest single, “Cobwebs.”
Tonight in L.A.: Nick Cave, the Waterboys, Clairo, Aaron Lee Tasjan
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Also on Tuesday: Jónsi & Alex Somers, Midland, Yoya, Pinegrove, JPEGMAFIA, Cosmo Sheldrake, Kris Allen, Abhi the Nomad. Bella Porter, Rising Appalachia, $uicideboy$, Flames of Durga
Desert Daze 2019, Day 3: Wu-Tang Clan, Ride and otherworldly grooves and voices
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Wu-Tang Clan entered, and conquered, on the final night of Desert Daze, which featured memorable sets from Khruangbin, Ride, Moses Sumney, Kills Birds and more.
Video premiere: Winslow, ‘Origami Tiger’
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The intoxicating swirl of new romance and the deflating feeling when it wears off play out in the video for “Origami Tiger,” the latest from the Los Angeles duo Winslow.