The Hood Internet to play Natural History Museum’s First Fridays
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The Hood Internet, Boulevards and Mark Redito will perform at February’s First Fridays event at the Natural History Museum.
Hanni El Khatib, Chicano Batman and Avid Dancer have a garden party at the Natural History Museum
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Hanni El Khatib doesn’t look like the kind of guy you’d invite to a garden party. He professes to make “knife-fight” music, the kind of rough-and-tumble garage blues that’s seemingly only a phone call away from a personal injury attorney. But that’s where you found the singer-guitarist and his quartet on Friday night, as they […]
White Fence, Cherry Glazerr to play the April edition of First Fridays at the Natural History Museum
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The April installment of the Natural History Museum’s First Fridays series won’t fall on the first Friday of the month — in fact, it comes during the first weekend of Coachella. But what’s a week between dinosaurs and friends? It was announced today that White Fence and Cherry Glazerr would play the night, which also […]
Photos: Robert DeLong and Tom Vek at First Fridays at the Natural History Museum
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Just say “wheeeee,” or rather “Wii.” Electro whiz kid Robert DeLong, armed with consoles of gadgets, a game controller, a drum kit and a couple of friends, kicked off this year’s First Fridays series at the Natural History Museum with a bang on Friday night. London’s Tom Vek opened, as the museum launched this year’s […]
JMSN to headline March edition of First Fridays at the Natural History Museum
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Detroit-bred, L.A.-based electro-R&B singer JMSN will headline the March 6 installment of the Natural History Museum’s First Fridays series (which kicks off its 2015 season this week with Robert DeLong, Tom Vek and Quitapenas). JMSN, the nom de tune of songwriter-producer Christian Berishaj, in December released his latest full-length, “The Blue Album.” StarRo, the solo […]
Robert DeLong, Tom Vek, Quita Penas to kick off Natural History Museum’s 2015 First Fridays series
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L.A. electro alchemist Robert DeLong will be joined by London indie-rocker Tom Vek and SoCal Afro-Latin rockers Quita Penas at the 2015 opener of the Natural History Museum’s First Fridays series. Next year, the series will skip January and kick off on Feb. 6. The monthly series runs March 6, April 10, May 1 and […]
Gallery: Unknown Mortal Orchestra, De Lux and more at First Fridays at the Natural History Museum
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The Natural History Museum’s First Fridays series – a monthly event than runs January through June – went out with a bang last week. Making the night an indoor/outdoor celebration (more room for the dinosaurs to roam, right?), the series featured a lights-out headlining set from Unknown Mortal Orchestra. That followed great performances from De Lux, […]
Gallery: Mikal Cronin and Tijuana Panthers at First Fridays at the Natural History Museum
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The First Fridays series at the Natural History Museum got all garage-y for April, with Mikal Cronin and his band, hair flying, holding forth with songs from last year’s album “MCII” and more. Long Beach trio Tijuana Panthers set the tone in the North American Mammal Hall with a dose of their taut surf-rock. Electro-pop […]
Gallery: San Fermin and Son Lux at First Fridays at the Natural History Museum
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San Fermin and Son Lux provided the musical soundtrack for another night amongst the mammals on Friday, as the East Coasters teamed up to play 2014’s third installment of First Fridays at the Natural History Museum. Mikal Cronin and Tijuana Panthers are on tap for next month. Photos by Zane Roessell
Mikal Cronin, Tijuana Panthers to perform at April edition of First Fridays at Natural History Museum
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Mikal Cronin, whose 2013 album “MCII” earned plenty of well-deserved props, will play April 4 at the Natural History Museum as part of its First Fridays series. Tijuana Panthers will support. Tickets are on sale here. That’s Cronin’s video for “Peace of Mind,” above.
