Today’s live streams include Neil Finn, Brainstory, Natalie Prass, Devon Allman and a couple of online festivals, plus “Bethline” from Best Coast.
Best Coast kicked off a month-long tour in support of their new album “Always Tomorrow” by playing a hometown show to a packed house at the Novo.
Also on Friday: Thrice, Run River North, Imperial Teen, Summer Cannibals, the Rifle, Adam Melchor, Colony House, Anamanaguchi, Dirty Honey, Guster, Habibi, Samora Pinderhughes, Hippie Sabotage, Los Hurricanes, Drama
The Alibi, a new venue/nightclub in Palm Springs, is the brainchild of two Los Angeles industry veterans, Melanie Tusquellas and Elizabeth Garo. Expect diverse musical fare, not too far distant from you’d get in an L.A. club.
Best Coast have announced that their new album “Always Tomorrow” will be out Feb. 21. Now into their second decade, Bethany Cosentino reflects on how “Everything Has Changed.”
With “For the First Time,” their first new music since 2015, Best Coast heralds the arrival their fourth album “Always Tomorrow,” coming next year. They’ve scheduled live dates at the Novo and Observatory.
Incoming: Dead & Company, Andrew Bird, MONO, Broken Social Scene, Connan Mockasin, Pure Bathing Culture, Sebadoh, American Aquarium, Inner Wave, Brasstracks, Jennifer Lopez, Cherry Glazerr, Together Pangea, Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Culture Abuse, the Wild Reeds, Froth, Low Hum, KROQ Weenie Roast, Playboy Jazz Festival, Best Coast, Chinatown Summer Nights, Princess, Kitten, Blue October, Eleni Mandell, Field Medic
The inaugural BeachLife Festival in Redondo Beach reveals its lineup, adding Brian Wilson, Bob Weir, Ziggy Marley, Violent Femmes and Best Coast, among others, to previously announced headliner Willie Nelson.
Also: Feels, Bob Neuwirth, Twisted at the Pike, Citizen, Goodnight, Y La Bamba
Also on Wednesday: Kimbra, Johnnyswim, the Frights, Kevin Morby, Vista Kicks, Mini Bear, All Things Blue, Young Jesus, Henry Hall, Battlecat, Caifanes, Dorothy
