Tonight in L.A.: Chris Robinson Brotherhood, James Supercave, Nate Cole
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Also on Saturday: Brian Setzer Orchestra, Black Tiger Sex Machine, Kim & the Created, Wiskey Biscuit, Big Daddy Kane, Royal Machines
Video: Lauren Ruth Ward, ‘Make Love to Myself’
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After releasing an acoustic EP early this year, Lauren Ruth Ward goes full-on rocker in the single “Make Love to Myself.” The video? Just another night at Harvard & Stone. (We jest.)
Video: Drab Majesty, ’39 By Design’
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Drab Majesty explores the possibility that the members of Heaven’s Gate ascended with the aliens in this song from “The Demonstration,” a new album due in January.
Chairlift announce they are parting ways
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After releasing three albums over a decade, synth-pop duo Chairlift will break up after doing some live shows in the spring.
Popular With Me 2016: Part 1 of the Buzz Bands LA Show’s annual 101-song countdown
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The first segment of Buzz Bands LA’s annual 101-song year-end countdown begins today on The Independent FM.
Stream: Meatbodies, ‘Creature Feature’
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“Creature Feature” is the first single from Meatbodies’ second album, “Alice,” which will be out in February on In the Red Records.
Tonight in L.A.: The Dandy Warhols, Dios, Seu Jorge
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Also on Friday: Bill Janovitz, RKCB, Trey Songz, Ekali, Royal Machines, Nudist Priest, Naked Aggression, House of Affection, Atreyu
Stream: Buzz Bands LA’s Wholly Holiday Music Mix
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Buzz Bands LA’s Wholly Holiday Music Mix offers three-plus hours of originals and covers. Wash it down with the steaming beverage of your choice.
Premiere: The Ferdy Mayne, ‘Define My Name’
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Songwriter Shane O’Malley Firek, aka The Ferdy Mayne, has brought his eccentric Americana to L.A. His full-length album is due in March.
Video premiere: The Bomb, ‘Everybody’s Famous’
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Rachel Fannan’s band The Bomb celebrates the release of their debut EP with hair-flipping, hip rolls and explosive rock n’ roll in the video for “Everybody’s Famous.”