Foster the People unleash their punk selves at free ‘Sacred Hearts Club’ night
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Foster the People unleashed their punk selves in a quick-hitting set at the free Sacred Hearts Club night they hosted on Tuesday at Club Bahia.
Tonight in L.A.: John Mayer, Michelle Branch, Foster the People
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Also on Tuesday: Blackberry Smoke, StaG, the Great Sadness, Post Animal, Daisy, Reggie Watts & Karen, the New Schematics
Foster the People schedule intimate free show Tuesday
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Foster the People, whose new album lands Friday, will play a free show in Echo Park on Tuesday.
Stream: Foster the People, ‘Doing It for the Money’
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With the release of three new singles, synth-pop juggernaut Foster the People announced that third album would be out later this year.
Ex-Passion Pit keyboardist Xander Singh dissects all in podcast series ‘Teach Xander About Music’
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When Passion Pit keyboardist Xander Singh was forced to resign his position in the band last year because of health issues, it brought on a huge existential crisis. “A lot of how I defined myself was by standing on stage,” he says. “It’s a weird feeling … to be back at ground zero, rebuilding.” Singh, […]
Photos: Foster the People, SoKo and Sylvan Esso at the Shrine Auditorium
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An aura of sentimentality permeated the Shrine Auditorium on Friday night – not only were Foster the People nearing the end of a long tour with a hometown show, but it was only a short distance from the downtown building that was the scene of a dust-up earlier this year. There, on the north wall of […]
Tonight in L.A.: Flying Lotus, Foster the People, Death From Above 1979, J Mascis, Slayer, RAC, Lo-Fang, SOHN, Ex Cops, the Oh Hellos
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It’s Friday, it’s supposed to be like this: ‣ Flying Lotus visits the Wiltern behind his new album “You’re Dead!,” bringing with him a visual show created by Strangeloop and Timeboy. ‣ Foster the People do a big hometown show at the Shrine Auditorium behind their latest album “Supermodel.” Sylvan Esso supports. ‣ Their new […]
The Week Ahead: Nov. 10-16
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Incoming: Mac DeMarco, Shakey Graves, Dorothy, Judas Priest, PPL MVR, Jamie Scott, Scott Stapp, Dustin Lovelis, First Aid Kit, Lights, Irontom, Henry Wolfe, the Beta Machines, Dads, TJ Doyle, Twin Peaks, Blonde Redhead, Tame Impala, SoKo, Generationals, Springtime Carnivore, Wovenhand, Relient K, Flying Lotus, Run the Jewels, RAC, Field Report, Hiss Golden Messenger, Nils Frahm, […]
Tonight in L.A.: KROQ Weenie Roast (Fitz & the Tantrums, the Neighbourhood, more), Sweet Baby Fest (Dam-Funk, Caught a Ghost, more), Bruno Mars/Pharrell Williams, Rodriguez, Black Flag, Goldroom, Seahaven, Le1f, more
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Another super Saturday: ‣ Your first festival choice: KROQ Weenie Roast returns to the Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre with a lineup featuring Fall Out Boy, Fitz & the Tantrums, the Neighbourhood, Capital Cities, Foster the People [check out “Best Friend”], Kongos, Beck, Avicii, Phantogram, Bastille, Bleachers, the 1975 and American Authors. [That’s Phantogram’s video above for “Fall […]
Video: Foster the People, ‘Best Friend’
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When Foster the People first came back onto the scene to promote their sophomore effort “Supermodel,” many were curious to see if the new record would bring as much heat to match the success of their debut album (which got a kickstart with their popular “Torches” EP). Their set at Coachella proved the band still […]
