Music from Milo Greene, the Molochs, Steady Holiday, Kan Wakan, Valley Queen, the Soft White Sixties, Moon Honey, Cillie Barnes, Jack Drag, the Moth & the Flame and more on today’s Buzz Bands LA Show at noon.
Organizers cite “unforeseen circumstances” for the 11th-hour cancellation of the Santa Barbara Polo & Wine Festival.
Gringo Star take you out to their ballgame in the video for the title track from their new album “Back to the City.” The Atlanta quartet plays the Hi Hat on Sept. 19.
U.K. rockers Killing Joke sated a packed house at the Regent with songs from the four-decade career.
Also on Friday: Harry Connick Jr., Residente, Rich the Kid, Jake La Botz, Easy, Jade Bird, the Jacks, the Primals, the Puscie Jones Revue, CloZee, Chatrooms, Sam Gellaitry, Daughtry
Catch the breeze with the video for “Taking Me Over,” L.A. duo OcnSide’s summery ode to new romance.
“Black Velvet,” the final album from the late Charles Bradley, will be released in November. The songs were culled from sessions for his first three records.
Ahead of their tour dates with the Joseph Arthur/Peter Buck group Arthur Buck, Line & Circle releases the new single “Full Disclosure.” Full disclosure: They have more tunes in the pipeline.
Also on Thursday: The Memories, Rico Nasty, Milo Greene, Ah God, Parisalexa, BTS, Hot Tuna Electric, the Marcus King Band, Soft Kill, Rich the Kid, J Boog, Ariel View
Brother duo Cayucas, who have a new album on the way early next year, return with the single “Jessica WJ,” complete with some new sonic flourishes.